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FOR THV BRITISH PRESS. kr• 'r I I.ll\ EP, ~I till NOTORIOVS T 11E1%0 KICKTLI OCT OP • MILL, 3N SA!.T 4•MES'II lITRELT, ST TOR MAT, PRACTIC Cld••-•.-1 the mean, of shabby fame, (Whom Pageows 110.0.? too •••11,) %Vas vergini towards the shores of Styr, To lusts cr for his dirty tricks, Vfht-n .11JIJR G—d, iu anger Catllf And kieVil him out of Hell ! ! wraid'roes Major, quit thy t•St Oi el, (Which thou brat ut.'d .0 well', .4tul turn Divine ! Then tittle knaves Rill learn to mewl this side then. graves, Lest Major (i—n should be ituplor'd To kit:. them Ist° Hell. toOts•Crajt • A SOI..II.IiQUY.. • fought P.ll for 12014 or bays, If you i;i :k s y iu're of the mirk; t. All my Flory —a whlhiser of ',raise, frays the lips of my sweet Misters' Girlie. • Now her prsises 1 dare not to seek, Fur she has not of pity oue spark ; . e iNt insoles on the wretch who will speak :\ *gamest hien once los'd Mrs Clarke. • • I • iSI 1 wander each day is the arose At 0-0--. ls, the H— se G:—ds, and Perk Wilda tht Commons loth Move, It the instance of false Mistress Clarke. •• When !visit my famed G—nw—i tree, Where she ears's' her dread name uu its bark ; ' , eV to myself, woe is me ?" That 1 ever should keep Mistress Clarke. . POLTItY. No LEVANTIIL. I ~. '~3.. Oh ! now the delusion in gone, • All around sue is g unity stud dirk; '1 an scoff'd at, and left quite alti.st., for the world all believe 31.stfess Clarke. . The see sever shone on Ale) lies, Since Noah came nett alb. ark, An she teas, whilst alw rolls her bright eyes Ou the Members—Oh! fse, Misinss Clafkt • Once soft were the o..tt sof he r 530,;, SAlNitr fur thaw the nese( or lark . • But those whirls out, nor Ansa bee touCnes Prow the raneosis of Mrs Clot Cs. To view her wet transport thrum in hear still Muff !! What'. tb.t Vutet ? (StisTly übisery's 'Tie the Nainwese& G• r , Cie; kr.' ay . . • .totll . KiICEs • ' • 'P e t h e 2th was=riKitifisfor4 Vlest!i, owed the mast arvtgreised well-eetithtiellttedereer E+ V wittstumd dotty by the oldest thitabi.ostt of the pl.:cr, Of its steitlity. 4t: Was a th4Lett betel ili Abram Mood. the eultrrated Lroars'Jite fiedestriaii, Yost Shipley, from 'Nottinghamshire, of rioted: . racl"i: • IllelelSetty; vri3t h awl mere rthr twin...7 i ; beating hi. ooempetitor an little, that the judges. tern em barrassed, and a,nue tiwe iu deelariieic the ;rims, r. The sum they to for mull £2lO, the distance 443 aud. was performed iu the short apace of • M seconds. IVEIY ROOMS, 114NOVLIt-SQU4RL • Illadanse CATA Nel Third Sublcriptior Coo eert took place last Thursday, at the ahrive;itocrusa. Sge will assisted by Messrs. 1 -Torts, Signior Mu SS I N 1, Mr. Vaptsatts, Mts. DILLON s. CPMuItIST, sod Mt.. Mutsu. Aladatne Cara t Art's air, " Angels ever bright," was received with the gr-aiest upplsikies, from an eleg.sut and nuoth.rous tiesciiibia k it of 1 - ashion, aluongst whoa were— His Royal Ileettoess the Duke of Gloucester. Duchess of . burari, rAmute,a of Kiogstoo, Cart Pomfret, Ns: W. and Lady tbdy. Latiy Lue.ui, sad nearly tarn wlinte of die Sub scrams. IL Li lord CASTLIiitLAOIit shortly expected ou a visit it flatlands. The Mart 1110/1.1111 of IlsartoaD will give her Ent rind runt 011 tier 1.16i11s instant. The Net of the Cy theme Hat, appears to be Mare frau' n 11 . 1(th fcw eats escape, slid is executed, *e uader.t a n d, at their Royal highnesses the raixessst.s . 'll.lliner's, 40, On the 34th ult. the annual ionapetition fur the, silver pen, given by the Earl of liticiisx. among the students in the Greek class, wss hell in the Mariochal College, Aberdeen. The exercise pre scribed ass a translation fro* the Greek into the Labia and lEtigh,h, and the premium' was decried to 'sacs NI AK7 1 N, son of the deceased Mr. J•mcs M A ATI"! li)a!( ns .11tereirea.. First day V drawing preseet State Lottery—No. 1ti30,11, • Prise Thomtand Parrads, *as said un the 2.1 of lust mouth, in a Whole Ticaet, by Illcuinti , os, Goont.vox, and Co. The O. cond day of drawing aid he on iir'riday next, the 2lst instant, when this First-drawn Prize above 151. *ill be entitled to the Parcel of Five Hundred Tickets. Warranted umilrwan 'rickets and Sherri. are on sale by Rritatinzios, Caiintaitt and Co' al their Old Offices, corner of ilaiik-huildiur" and facia; the Uate of the Kias's Mews, Caariao Sir Janus P.C.ANSCOIIIIIIaod Co. have the ',ketone to fiCtill,llllt the public they two of the (iratal Prizes drawn tat Weidlielthy i!get, Ille.•••••Nt. 3,614, eutitle , l to lAitt 'tickets, maul 9,123 draws* Prize of 2:20.C553, lostb is, Sixteen Sixteenths. . The. First-drawn Prize no Friday t:se alit inst. will be eatitlerl to $OO Whole Tickets, which may gain at least 50,u45rl icsioess. Tirket4 anJ Shares are sell litiA at 11, Ifolbern, 37, Conant!, 38. flapaarket, aunt 269, Strand.' 'llse immense into of scree millions sterling is supposisi to he the amount of the dividends dne the sth, 11142. Will 1101, itiylitic at the Batik or Eng land: this joins the aNdirition for Tickets mad Shares iu the present interesting Lottery) is the cause of the L:reat influx or persons every day into the City. Tat nect day of drawing is Pfiderjt the am:An t. whim the first drawn Prize ise l& t ,siii entitled to Five Hundred 'Whole Tiukirlat in . which there is already a 5401. Prize, eclair:Pay contain Primes to the amount of Stxty Thousand Pounds. LAW INTELLiGANM • tknAtT OF 'CHANCERY, Ltrefoues-Ira, APEL %4. LADY AUGUSTA HURRAY, otherwise LADY WAYS LAND, V. HIS ROYAL. HIGHIsk.Ss THE DUNE of • A petition was presented this morning by Lady Augusts Murray.. otherwise D'Aineland, against his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. It was itapossible to collect the precise object of it, as it *es not Imerd in the usual way in open Court. but , privately in his Lordship's chamber. Almost !alt tfie. eminent lawyers of the Chancery Bar were. retslued Oil the one side or the other, via. Sir Saluitel Romilly, Sir A. Piggott, Messrs. Richards, Foishlunque, 'froward, Daniels, are. Their arguments having run into length. and a great loony parties being in attendance in the Court, his Lordship sent one of his officers, about twelve o'clock, into Court to inform them that the business which be was engaged in would occupy the remainder of the day, and they accordingly dispersed. Lady Augusta was iu attendance, with her son by his Itoyai Digliness the Duke (if Susses ; they were in mourning. The object of the Petition is supposed to relate to it more enlarged establish ment and provision than are at presort allowed by Iris Royal Highness. ~ stkzili..4.. :. - f e ' .. ' : . ';' 4 .. .•. ; . r . :r:f..,--,. '',,.. • .., . MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE. An application was made to the LORD CRAllftl" LOR, to commit the father of a female, recently Mar. ried to a young Gentleman of fortune, a ward in Chancery, and also the Clergyman who oriarriwil them, upon the grounds of a supposed collusion to procure the the said inurriagi-. It appeared, that the young Gentlemaa in ques tion resided in the neighbourhood of Fulhant, was considered of weak mind, and jasper' Al understanding ; and it being apprehended by those friend, who threw their kinflly aid around him, that an improper correspondence was .arrying no between a female in the same neighbournouil and the object of their. mire and solicitude, and, it being further suspected that tl.e family of that femme had some design upou his person and pro perty, intimation was given to the Curate* of the surrounding villages and parishes, iu case the banns nt* inarrsa4e sh .uitl be notified as between the par tisiso.Au give information of the same to the friends of time young Geotleulasi. {oho might in that move interfere Itiprevrot it. The.young folks, however, eluded tke vigilance of . those opprwed to them, cud, by the shalstiliArle, Of lOC father, and the Clergyman moveri against, procured the so !, ionization of Inittnitat.itt a church iu the neigh bourhood of Tosibridge, in Kent. . . The CHANCtilLail desired the matter to stand 0% er fill the parties moved against should reply by affidavit; when the case will be fully investigated, mad. the particular* made ktiow u. OLD r iaILEY, APRIL 14. • Elisabeth Took= was indicted for the wilful mueder of tier-wale bastard child. Sarah GAM., the first witness, is servant to Mrs. Stanakey. liviiig at Mr. Mitelwlrs, Greet C0(4411. 1 141te ; on the Or March there was another .errant there, who is a sister of the Pri soner at the liar ; the Prisoner slept with her sister os Saturday the ieth ; on Cie item day she went to-ehureh with her sister and witness, and they re turned together, and afterwaids sat down to digs , oer ; she rhd net appear to eat any, but went and sat iu a chair near the tire, set win 4ly iu pain. She then went oot of rite kitchen, between three and boor ciel•ick. The water-closet was near the kitchen. She *was abient about ta eaty minutes; when she returned she weut across towards the dresser. aid the witness observed some marks not delicate to meotirm ; shortly after she said she would go to bed. In the evening tile »knees went up stairs and found liar iu bed she slept there that night ; en going to tied her sitter inquired how she did ? She said star seemed better. in the morning they got up, the Prisoner bud, and she breakfasted with the= ; site left the house between eleven and twelve. -with her sister. On the Sunday afternoon, after she returned from the water-closet, the wit uess observed her wipe her hands on the kitchen towel ; at the time she got up to go to bed, the wiinesslaughed, and she said if you were in such pain you would not laugh. Mrs. Martha Stanley lodged at Mitchell's ; the sister of the Pi Owner was her servant; she had oh .erveri the Prisoner, whom she allowed to come to the house, to look larger about the latter end of February than she had been used to do. liters, Tomlins is the sister of the Prisoner, awl lives u servant with the last Wittiest. The Prisoner slept with her au the Saturday and Solidity night ; she went to the water-closet on the Sunday evening after the Prisoner went to bed; she ob served only one spot on the seat ; the Ntritiiess had warmed some gin. and gave it to the Prisoner whale else was in the water-closet. O;s her cross-esaininatioit, she said the water- Onset was fitted with a pan, through which she . thought oothing large, like a child, could be pawed. The Witness. communicated to her miss tree* the illuess of hoe taster, marl they were wilt by her to Mr. Roberts, a physteian, for advice. Mary Weyber lives with Mr. Mitchell, the owner of the house; the used to clean out the water closet., she.was is it on the Suinlay morning ; she did not ciaparve any marks on it them ; on the Mooday maroiug the pan was half full of water; i a u week after, cleaning oat the closet, she sow same mud, oft washing away which she observed some blond ; the told was not such as made by feet; she told the cireninstanee to her mistress.— l'here >a )40 11/011, to the water-closet but by a small hole in the dour. Mrs. Mit , •nr;l, in rnotervietice of the informution of the lest Witoess„imaiiiined the weter-eloset.— Ilerobwervation ash, that a child had been bore ota the floor. On her erost4ii.i . Mknatinu. she said this idea • was conceived slier the Prisoner leas charged with the crime. Mr. Mitchell, on the Thursday morning after the 19th, fttrimpted to clear the pipe of ..10e water closet with u long poker; be found an olistructiou in it ; he at lest perceived the foot of a child ; he called his et.m,mid ;Mewed it him; he then sent '•for a equitable. • 4 Itichrr4 Lillywhite, dig constable s examined • , 'tile mitei.ictOsets dad attempted to ger the Mild out, but coul4 out. A plumber was then sent for, by Whose assistance it wilt, extrueterlout of the Hr. George Fistilketier, the plumber, stated the same fact; he conceived lone neceesary to place the child in the situation he found it. Mr. John Failthorne, *aroma, saw the child on • Thunday, the gdti of Mardi ; it apiieared to him to have come to its full time; it was in a state of putrefaction ; be could nut take upon Mime: to say the child was horn alive. Mr. Cowper; a surgeon, likewise saw the child, • amid drew the same coeclusion with the former wit ness. There am a laceration antler the left arm, which they thought might proceed from it pokyr' ' used by Mr. Mitchtll in attempting to clear the t pipe of whatever stopped it. - The Learned Judge •(Ttiotteaost) MIIIIIIII.II up the evidence with great accuracy and hnitiattity ; and the Jury returned their verdict—Not The Jury were then milled upon to site whether the Prisoner leas guilty of concealing the birth of her child, being a bastard; which is s niisdernea nom punishable by imprisonment under the sta tute ;—of this they found her Guilty. George Sears was itnlicted for the wilful murder , ofJailiii Browne. Thomas Budge is a butcher, in Stanntore ; he knew the deceased, lie was a gardener's labourer. Oa Sunday the ltd of April, the witness was dia. turbed in bed about to at night; he gut up and looked out of his window ; he saw some mein two of them stripping to tight, it war moonlight ; the Prisoner, whose person he knew, was taking the part •of one of them. The men fought, during which aim altercation took place between the Prisoner and the deceased, wheu the former knocked the latter down; lie got np again and fullowed the Pristmer and struck at him, after which Browne stood op. posite the witness's door. The Prisoner afterwards came up to Browne and again struck him in the body, and lie fell into the kennel. He had said or dour nothing at this time to the Prisoner; he Icy there some time unnoticed, the original fight con nutong. Ile was afterward. carried into a public house, the Abercorn Anna, and was quite dead. They all appeared to be in liquor. The deceased air cut 111 hie chin and three of his front • teeth knocked out. It appeared by•the evidence of one of them; that the party, except the Premier, had been drinking when the quarrel began ; the Prisoner none nu and interfered, the deceased gave him a inedi with his elbow, which brought on words and the hisotter struck Mut. He saw no more. Elizabeth Walker, a young girl - that drugs beer ! at the Abercora Arms, saw the tight words tialatel between the Prisoner and the deceased; Mid tle former pushed the latter down in the kennel. ;le never stirred after. She could not say whetbei be was pushed or knocked down. 'lr. Richard Andrews, surgeon, knew the de: ceie•ed. He was rout for that night; lie found limit lyiiig on the road ; lie had been carried into the Tap, where he attempted to bleed hits with . - out effect ; he was perfectly dead. He had a deep cut in his chin, and teeth knocked oat ; this could not cause his death. He opened the head, and lotind a blood-vessel burst, and a quantity of blood lodged in the cavity of his skull, which he had no duubt was the cause of his death. The rapture of the blood-vessel was ceased by the fall. The Prisoner in his defence said, that !tning by accidentally, and seeing two men lighting, nee Of whom was his friend, lie took his part, In consequence of which a dispute arose between him end Browne, who pushed him, and he either push ed or struck him in return, by which he fell, and die accident smelted. He called several Witnesses to his charater, who wive hint the character of a peaceable roam, nut inclined to quarrel. The Learned Jo.* (Lawarsci,), in stating the evidence to the Jury, told meat there was no pre tence to impute murder to the Prisoner, heft that if they believed the Witnesses, they must find him Godly of manslaughter ; which they did seCOrd ingly. • T. No trial of public interest ;vo¢ place yestitwolok at Clerkenwell Sessions. AN( t • The Baechaote sloop of war, front Jamie/0104 strived at Portsummtith with a fleet, four of atkiela are arrived in the Downs. •ss,r. The French at Vigo were in afraid of the Tesler geance of the Spaniards, that iu order to amith their fury, they rail the chance of being drooped * in getting to our boats that were to curry them isit board our frigates. Monday, Capt. Garonne Mottais and his officers were tried for the-loss of His MaJurrit's ship Mag net, in the Baltic, and were fully acquitted. Cap. tain Minutia immediately got another appoiut mead. The fleet that sailed from Portsmouth, mm the 34 March, for the West Indies, passed Mildews on the 13th. The Warren Hastings, Lord Weill', Tare Bri ton, Cansisertonei, Caffiwle, Seale.by aria Aeptune. outward-bound East Indiameu, were all well on the 6th March, in Let. 36. 36. Long. 13. ed. W. The NotrinThant, Perseverance, Lord Darman, Carnatie nod harlot', outward-bound East India men, arrived at Madera on the Bth March. The Eliza Ann, is arrived off Dover, from Cu. mom ; she parted from the Recorerg and Galenite, on t.,.! 16th ult. iu the Mona passage. The French,' it is mid, captured 30,000 vipts.4 wine at Oporto. Port has lit consequende - Nen ten eniness H pith. The Cornwallis Packet is arrived at Falthoutle, with mails f:otn the Leeward Islands. She sailed from St. Thomas's the 13th last. The letters will be delivered this day. Sir ARTHUR WELLVILET's Expedition stilire mains at Portsmouth. The Two Sisters, Murphy, for England, is lost is the Tagus.—Crew saved. Gmernment have received dispatches from Swe den, brought Ity Lieutenant flxow, who left Got- Ileolturgh on the Ist instunt, in the Charger gun look, in company with Id sail of merchantmen ashler convoy, whieh have proceeded up the river. Admiral KEATS and Sir SAMUtit. HOOD had gout to Carlscroms, iu order to bring from that port idiom 80 and of merchant maael N laden and bound for England, sod Admiral Baling had repaired to Ilelsingborgh. . ... , . , ' '' • • 4sll.B.C7fr' Aral,. 10. • i,. A nielanchlily accident .has,•-pretilily, already lisiattnicted your atteidisiirs-anil•titat is tile murder .4•l..tite IZ.ev. FitiegOrahl Tiseliiiiv Aceept then the ~fullosiing uo:lissitse account, with my reflections. I • The- lice. k• - its;,, , erald .Tisdall!anta a gensleitilin of , anciehit , fitmily, orttriy ra hays! , to the bowie ef •Leinster, s o u the lute Atierney4ietiersl of Ireland, Philip Tisslail t. lie resided for several years at • Crookluiren s which sot-coast re/RI/101i inithlvOl him i heyietitly to evince Mrs feelinipr as ii triak •ami a magistrate, iiy raving the lives' and nrestirvite„; the .property tit shipwrecked_ fell.ivr..ereutors ,s. • 'it ith t such recuossuenciatieus., it is min surprisuret that nverument should (as was oheeassilireter him to Avoidable living in die comity of, Kerry, on which be begun tu, resale about ten maw& smee. Ocusmomil vo.its to his nlll reeidanee %vele twee.- sary—a Melt led to the finial event ; hie mi. Sunday the suitis oft Mureh, lie set out-front thetolvii of s,J i lnittry,, (a disissace Ist about twelve wites,i to s,ilj.. elate at his parish elms cli • hots ever. hie I: iltl lier I d y was, 11l eight day* side fttuad is a cave to• it ;salsa called the. PriesCaLtdip. end coove;,.ed hi i •re *pity of Cell ; where tittle wire interred, tr.iti that nospert wlneli'srus 416e.tir Aid worth, and that s•itis by excited 1 1 16 osisks i ely fete. i ,,, Illy .tin death au amiable wife and lois woollen+ og ' children arc plunged trout add latille int° tolll l , 4 l k a l . -Rive oliseur ity Milt Waist. Nu elne liiiii yet bens discovered likely to lead to 4 develapeaseut of this awful. trausacuou : no ',while pretence can be tuns guested at, therefore private and unprovoked ma lice toast have guided the sis,•iisaindi When any . detection occurs, and strong twat,* is making, you shall have eirly• intelligence of the result. 1 well knew tine Lion gentleman, and his worthy father, and eau attenalise worth of end) ; therefore it pleases ire um* , fur politic and private reasons, to hear thatt.ioverntartit sitcom. to lighten, to sortie degree, this heavy calamity to Ars. Tisdall and her children, by iitakiug a COM pelesa provision fer them. • Exclusive of its humanity. this nriocinle is pecu liarly adapted to our country ; and ire. it, exertion, the assassmatiou of active suawstrains or immeert olergynien way he finally reactivated, as so *slant ii portion of toardering sunlice will• be incomplete, •wlieu I . :sandier are thud rescued hewn ties trallstire ...of want. .. .. Ail .4411 . ,Ar ... ' A most melariebul; ciii:u . uuit'auce nes 4, op Tuesday innitiiig, at t.tdilititttji . : is. 014- Irsulesmaa'of that pl:iee, AU#4l,6 . 4k i !It, 1190,1) . t , )1, 31fc be infected with life itch, tent in a rii • 4,, lot i fllattiun roc Su/kr/tier Vii 4.v, v,ii. l :l of ' if ,iroi#r; ltftenilly, :Inds "taltjua'riltl:_ciii . il )::$ , $(.. iii. qi io r Neff, Micro AU alinneiilfxe• , ' aisle.;. the to,. ruittfied'aftVrivery sluirilime, i elfl :11.:ii tic tliy.ftryttivat-thil. Atts‘, and yikeitVir-t1 ; ow: cf the sons I,ieip , , , oute_f 11k way . , iettird tuki q.; tt e idt4iit*; itiliffl 'l . 4t Of slitAtopkii oil, from 1 . ..5. tettereAgs 4 , •t, at laill Oil ll'out, buying the falakalvs • . 'the gist mistrial tofn jii the netittiao;ittood w: re taborted to, iihose' issialtance were unavaitole ; Hie Hiemists silylt;fif prphable thait some lei:d ore mar have fins 6 tiorriLlut.J 14 itli the Seelpher'Pition. - At til (;riwatt 4746tt;r st;ssioti , for the city of Feeler, held of; :11ouslay last, Milord Petyy• convicted for violetttly asAutilling Tiostas Pvuity. his son; aged efsveu yeArs, and tlting a tope raisin his burly and letting !dui down its a well, was vests teored to be iinprivoned in the common gaol for twelve Cultantar mcnths, and to and security in 54/1. for his good hthavidur for three years. ••t .The fall of Niartinisiiir is ApeSted to he (yellowed Sy that of Cluitlidemp'e. IffillistZoi Me said to be iis tiossession of a ol i rre,porilleilt:e . Holt that is',sti‘l I which 'gives thin' realion SO believe teat it will mak: tt:=tyirisitistune. . T '' ilsoM.l-4112. - 7 -,,...-7--- - -.-.:-, _sn--- - ....---- ---_ -- .• ItfECTlNiallillilainTUltft AT GUILLMAI.I4. . • . ii ,• W! 1 0 6 4 16 -ut T. U. ili. ifitliont,Holopit , ong-IrMpfs , A a , cicer - - . 4 il illyrozmus William Mho and !oho ?Oakum, hte of Oxford road, liscn-drapers - - . - s - O n tr e d ne ut av at Exbter, Jobb Grubb, jug. Captain in the . ttfter /lurks 'Milk* in Miss Carrington, Woo daughter of the Rev. William bleary Carriaginii, hi:- ulster of We, near Ilya city. i s , A few days siara s jit Siol.l-nlisisirstar Plymouth, Mr. TrlOkey, purser Vac Allia Nally to *no Dora, of Ply. • ••41111 Wedeesuko tie I e nliP l imeents eertij Mr. tgecko..., of wur....tougt skospoy.moseo, tab Mu lipmeeel. of Winery, (I% e. ) ,...• • I ) 4A • 10 On Sundity,llit Lis 14fli , crth artrosslair., !shit Anlen, . Tilted; its WIWI woo TheR•1011) end alledliman Arad Ore 'Rev. John Arden, *é Leergeveirtiall, On Taiesdny.fliss. Thogns,,,aelipa of. She Rev. nratery Thomatf, of enj, • .• tete*, of RilleklOY: Laical entilief afrgtaL 11: I t! fat Ilesuppueol t •• nl resignation, Willanns anialtlllnapletno, ed 'al At. Gee. Stapleton, and ovine is Aswisaink her lArepens At ;.14.4.4 0444 , 0H i c54 , 1 3,3 ,36 1 30343 !lit nit. aged t, Jo !n Eau tia49,l or. t" , uttr's yf fs . :lo.* appreittnsion," attif u ideitnlrfelti of CA., tuned I The Luray red of MCI* Mt* Ati.Prel.lo/relyielsen a the windy on tb! iciest:nut Antatiesioy, lb winch be is did tb hers cocenteuleerealseeripeiiesemees..,,lkkersic epos•tie eels. jert was idnunit m 4 ar for ..rAn ;or rev NrUen Rlh eed; and it is to be hdpcif his CALisik put it ii.tp the g l ands of some person, OrlnsAffl rite it ofeiti, ter' puLllc. He pub lished, tame yaws Abet, asdiuedlWOusarort, ion Med I" The Gospel Recuedreel 4" sad e fee efentles liavve bit. demi, " A Treatise upon Die 4.sidoancit of 3 I ' 3 "Y," la 341 3 1 i. 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