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SIifiTNFIELD CLUB. About six years ago vire late excellent Dnke of Beiffotd, Lord Somerville, and a great number of other p twins of agriculture, associated themselves under tie above title, for the purpose of calling the attention of the breeders an - I graziers who supply the great marker in Smithielil with fat s.ittle, to the selection of such breeds or varieties of animals, as should be found to yield the greatest quantity of *aimsl fond for man, from the produce of a giver, quantity of land ; as also to the best and mast eco komic modes of fattening each kind of lasimal for starker. Several prearnms were then ofered, and have been annnally continued ever sitter, for the best fat cattle sent in for public sale, nn the prin cipal market-dur previous to .Chriirmas. The first candidates for these prizes, seem somewhat to have mistaken ►he nl)jefts of the Club, and to have vied with each other in the monstrous fatness, rather than the economic feeding of their animals, by which much obloquy unjustly fell on the Club, and its patriotic members ; the conditions of the premiums have been progressively amended each year, so as now to exclude competitors, who, from vanit7 or other motives, might entertain views dif ferent from the very laudable ones which aetuate the Club. The exhibitions of the cattle have hitherto been held in Mr. Wootton's Inn-yard in Smithfield ; but the increasing numbers who have annually II •rked to see them, much beynn4 the room and accommo dations of the yard, have induced the Committee, this year, to exhialt the cattle in Mr. Dixon's City Repository (where Ln-d Some. vine's Mardi shew of cattle is annirally held) W•lliam Praed, rag. and 'dr. Giblet, of /NW -street, are the Stewards for the present s!sew.send they were yesterday very ac tively employed in making arrangements for the same. On enqoiry-, last night, we found tha' the Duke of Bedford had s:nt in 3 twn.vear old South Down sheep, and 3 one•year old, of the same breed; Mr. Irebtrar had sent two Hereford oxen, in the frit ells, far-ele-1 oo oil cake, two llwelord, in class two, teJ on grass and hay, and two Deona calm, io class threo, fed no grass and hay ; Mr. Hump'-ry, 3 Gloucester n.d ; Mr. Pl isket, L:ieever shell. one-rear ; r. liVestexr, 3 I ...,iceiter, of a cross•hrend, one-ye,o ; ltfik Chsndirr, new Leicester, twolsers ; \lr. H. ruckwell, 3 flii . ,ucectrr, two-years; Mr Mai bet, 3 Leicester, two-years; Mr. West•ar, 3 Glou cester and Leicester saesii; Ms. King, S :;each. Doan. nne-yev, &c. Before nine o'clock this morning, the yard is ex. pelt d to be as much filled with excellent cattle, as on any former occasion. The five Gentlemen of knowledge and experience, who are .appointed judges for awarding the prizes, arc allowed the whole of this day, and the yard is to be kept shut, to exclude all other ;lemons except the shepherds and attendants of the cattle. in order that they may make a delibe rate and proper adjudicaticn : on riday morning, the public exhibition will begin. E.lward vling, Esq. has sent in three ploughs, with cast-iron shares; and, we are glad to observe, that the interest of this Meeting will be increased, by :he exhibition of new and useful agricultoral inutlements, which tie to•ms of the former place; of exhibition did nut ad mit of. 2 1 1JVAL INIELLIQEXCE. POPWIOUTIII, DEC. 10. Tt was intended that the V War:, .hould sail to morrow mcrning for Chatham ; hut a telegraph order, this morning, desired, that she would get under weigh immediately, as it was a fair wind ; she accordi gly sailed this afternoon, with the corps* of the revered Nelson nn beard. The Prsnre or Miles will be taken into dock to. mortow. 'I he ittrioatur was taken in yesterday. Arrived the Aur4,uvas,ol 74 guns, from the Chan we fleet. PI.VMOUTII, DEC. 9. Artive4, yesterday. His Maj,.sty's ship Muff.? Castle. of fif , ‘ gons. Capt. Boyles. from the Channel Fleet ; also the ,Viir lugger, Lieutenant Sy-.ms. His ? 4 lajesty's Chip kepnhe, Hon. Capt. Legge, yvnnt oat of iiatmsze yesterday, into Cawsand uy. The Cov f urror, CoarAgeur, Stc. will be soon ready to follow, for every possible exertion is used wait the ships ready. _.rxit•st, Sail.ll, last evening, the .4114/4riefo, of 74 gnu, for - Pim ttoh ; and this morning arrived from C.:tise, the Agypai,nris frigate, and Sllll 4 / 1 61111 brig._ Wind W. DEAL NOV. H). Sailed this mn-nina . from the Dow ns,; His Ma lesey's ships Leopnrd, Faeroes. and Friel, with a large' *et of transports, having on board he Bth, or K ;TA's ; 3d, of Buffs ; 7th and 9th Rryal Fuziloers; 4391, 30th, 36th, and 88th Regiments, &c. forming the second expedition, under convoy, for the Weser. Remain in the Downs, the rest of the ships, as per last. At Plymouth, the brave heroes of Trafakyar are very numerous on shore; they never were so happy with their allowance ofliberty as at present. Every eight the theatre is croweed ; a play is bespukc by else (Asters of the revel:live ships in rotation, and from one to two hundred men have leave given to go on shore at a time. It is no new thing ro see a stiller jump over the he.sds of the musicians, on the stage, to gratify his mess -mates, by dancing a horn "Pe. The wife of the Captain of the foretop of the .414:./e French ship, which blew op after the glori. Dos aft:on of Trefalgar, mate her escape out of the gon.roarn port, while the chip was on fire, upon the rudder chains, where she sat till some boiling had falling, from the stern noon her, obliged het to pull her, clothes off, and swim to a boat belonging to the Piekie schooner, which WAS going to her relief. She providentially reach ed the boat, and our brave tars were not at all .pleased with the Ysreionsf, as they called her. She was afterwards pet on board the After:bee, Mooasois, with 50 Frenchmen, who were also saved from the wreck, and sent to Algesiras, on the arrival of the Resi e , r at Gibraltar. A mars, who call, himself 41.f.ek Ketrafalt, was lately . apreherided at Wymondham, Sallolk. on stiapici.tr.r.f being one of the persons concerned in the daring iattrage ON the persons of the bliss 621,5 t at, at Fakesii.am, on t...e Stir l Oa:Am Lest. 111111 •111, DEC. 9. ~ • LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, - ta; somemav„ Dee. f t. WILILTRICe r. Our readers will recoiled, that the. Plaintiff is assirenee of Messrs. Witlincks, of Amsterdam, who lent the sum of 14,0001. to Turnbull and Forbes, 'upon a mortgage which they Lad on certain estates belonging to the Defendants, in the islarals of lh:- merara, Berbice, and Essiquibo. Tuinbull and Forbes si " ce became bankrupts, and Messes. Wil find's, of Amsterdam, made an assignment of their mart+gage-deed to the Plaintiff, who applied to the Conrt for the appointment of a receiver and con signee of the produce of the estates in question, for the repayment of the sum advanced upon the mort gage Having given a statement of the case on a former OCCASiND, it becomes unnecessary to repeat any of the particulars at present. The LORD CIAA•CELLOR, in adverting to this case, promised, that in the opinion he meant to give upon the point now berme him, he should give it without prejudice to gay application the Plaintiff migla hereafter make for the appointment of a con signee, or to his filing a bill to restrain the assign ments from being diverted to other purposes than the paymen: of these just debts in +he mort gage made by Messrs. Ileminck. with Turn'oeli acid Forbes, the former were to remain in the possession and management of the estates, and were to secure to the mortgagees a title to the consignments. The Deflaniants, In their answer, did not deity that the consignments were now applied to purposes distir o l from the payment of this !hitch debt ; best, - con the other hand, they did not admit that they had due notice of the terms of the agreement between Messrs. Turnbull and Forbes, and Messrs. IVilliiack ; and, therefore, the Court did nut know from the record, that they had not a jest right first to dis• charge any ohlit ations which they might have ei.• terei into during the time that inter vened betweea thoie tie rtgaga to Turdnill and Forbes, and the transact or. Mt. - Peen the latter and these Dutch mer chants. Un.ier such circarnstances, the equity of that C int could net allow if its appoint i+ig a con signee for the purposes required. The nature of the ease was orly to be eolleCled from three to- g deed.. cam aining a variety of clauses ar.d stipulations. - wiarch only a very email part appe.. ed upon !tie ro• torsi. What he, thererer:a recounnended, was, for ,mead +iis WI, which i. was n ,w rl,l+• competent for airs to do, and set lor' th. w dote of the raw upon which the Court was ex,nai ed finally to Jet:id,. A strut Relmber of motions were made, in tla course of the elay, whien had no interest wnateve , except to the parties concerned. in Oft.• tx e, an application was made to extend the titan for the payment of :11,0001. stock, ordered to be pa:d ii.t•• Coon, to the interval between this and the seat seal (which wiir be in the course of a very few clays). n WAS objeCle that, as the payment was to be made in a certain funded stock, in the prevat circumstances of she times, the least delay may be ploduCtive of e considerable diminution in the amount. The Loll) Cti 4OCILLUIR said, that they did not come there as politicians, nor could he sit in that Court in the capacity of t stria-jolter. Were su c h a praaCce to prevail, there would be no end to cal. culations of his kind, ands/the Court were to admit its introduCtion, it might as well shut up shop. What he should direst% was all that he could do, namely, .hat the money should be paid into Court before the next seal, with interest of 41. per cent. from the time when it was ordered to he paid, and that the party applying for this indulgence, shoutd pay the costs attending it. COURT OF KWIC'S SEWN!, Gtr , Dee. 11. Sitting, at Nisi Prier, hcfire Lerd FAA. ammo amnia . ASSAULT AND BATTERY. DAVIS r. LEVI. In this anion the Plaintiff was a Barber. residing in Old Gravel-latv, Ratcliff Highway, and the D fondant a neighbour, keeping an old iron shop. On the 15th of August tact, some drunken sailors were passing by the Plaintiff's shop, and by acci dent broke his window. The Plaintiff ran out to detain the offender, and called in tae assistance of Mr. Drake, the head-borough of the parish ; when, at the same moment, the Defendant came . up, saying, " D—rnn him, does he want to mate you pay tor it, 111 sheer you how to pay him," in ! stant.y striking the Plaintiff a violent blow oil the head. spitting in his face, pulling him II the nose, and otherwise grossly abusing him. fhe•sailor. in the mean time, was seized, and hi s m essr nate paid the price of t hei broken glass. The. Defendant endtivotired to sbew, that the Plaintiff had strove, in the Ara instance, to compel the sailor to pay twice the take of the glans; ant i t 'at the Plaintiff' had se rig'it to detain the sai ;main, bat ere him for the price of the glass hi the Colin of Conscience. The sailors gave evident 4, on the p.,rt of the De fendant, but ado:lived they were so groggy at the time, they could hot recolleft the particulars of the transadion ; one of them had a dolt in his hand. and, in throwing it at his shipmate, he struck the window. After an able reply from Mr. (I Lend &An:anew:on averred to the Jury, that the Defindant's interferon's was not justified in any one cirtnlnstanedi. froril the evidence, thathe :ph in the Pk: ..iff's face. and his Lordship considered that there was more Li atality in that sort of insult, than almost any t.rher !le Could well con ceive.; hoverer ! the .lure would not give exorbi tant damages; but, if t!.ty beTeved the evidence. *mild `make such repararam to the Plaintiff, as they should. under all the circumstances, consider him entitled to. Verdid for the Plaintiff--201. datnages. TOVNG O. ALII•74DIA eettott dad Amoildtd This was an action for weak and lalwitsr. The Plaintiff was a shipwright, and the Defendants lead been formerly owners tit the 5!..? R -bare t the aftion was brought against them 1.- r,cf•vers- of the repairs done in the Plaintiff's docks, to the ki4 in December. 1804, 'The question was, whe,ber the Defendants or the pre,eut owner were liable to pay for these repairs ? Oa the part of the Plaintiff it appeared. that rt-e veseel in question had been twice repaired Docks previous to Ilse time is eenttroversy, for w vcit 111 the'DefendanU always paid, and as he had an inti mation of a change of owners, between the dine of the' former repairs taking place, and the December, 1801, at which tin* the ship Underwent the repairs before-mentiont4o 4 lllltaert_ s contended, that, mat mach as the Deirradattisd not given to the Plaiat if due notice of this change, he was entitled to re cover the amount of the repairs against them. Mr tie A R r, in addressing the Ivry, on behalf of the Defendants, observed, that this was a most important arse, as it concerned the whole shipping interest of the kingdom, and was to deter mine, whe ther ownerr, of ships, after they had regularly as snored and transferred all their interest in a vesiiel, were afterwards a to he made liable for every little ezpence which might be incurred in the repairs of such vessel ? He then called Mr. Thomas Bran Jen. the present owner of the ship, who stated, that he had pur chased her some time previous to making the re pairs its dispute, from the Defendants. IVhen she went into Dock, he desired Capt. Chatton (who hal commanded her, previous to the sale to him, and slum he continued), to say, that the owners were changed. Ile called upon the Plaintiff afterwards, before the bringing of this action, in order to make a settlement with him, but could not see him. Some having arisen as to the existence of the bill of sale, and assignment to the witness ; he an steered, that be had gone a vayage from Liverpool to Gibraltar, in an Americas ship, and, on his re ;urn, having an Impetial passport, they were met and challenged by two Spaniatds; and, apprehensive of a detention, he threw all his papers, which costa lead to a discovery of his country, over board, and, among the rest, the bill of sale and assignment. From the authenticated copy product d, it appear ed that the bill of sale, assignment, and endorse ment on the registry, were perfeelly regular, ac t:fading to Lord Liverpooni ACI; but the registry dr tiovo, at the Custom House in Loudon, did not take place until the Wtober following these repairs. A verdia, therefore, of 681. 10d. was taken for the Plaintifl; subject to the question of law, whether the Plaintiff, under these circumstances, could be made liable ? OLD BAILEY SBSSIONS, Dec. 11. Present the 112C0i:024, the COMMON SERJZANT, Ind Jame Aldermen. There were but one or two unimportant trials this morning. '.hen the Cal:eider was entirely gore hrough. the Prisoners were all brought up to re ceive sentence. Theta were more capital cerne7c tien, this iessien than 'here have been for some time back. Nine received sentence of Death, viz. !l o 'ad's' Adger*, the letter-sorter, in the Post a::T. for stealing 1801. in bank -notes, out of letter ; Jahn &snore White and Joh $ Rgebirdsoq, for cutting Rand tll, a watchman, when about to ap prehend them fbr aN offence; Price nicer em 4 ;I'r Warn Vincent, for highway robbery ; $ are!. Jahs, St and, and Janice Warturch, for bur zltry ; and Edretird .Velson, for being at large in this kingdom before the period for which he had been transported, had expired. When John Lemsgrd White was put to the bar, and asked by the Clerk of the Arraigns, according to form, what he had to say, why judgment of death should not be pronounced on him? He allies,- ed the Conrt in a resolute manner, and said, he had been tried at the last Sessions for the same cffence, and had been acquitted ; but the Judge had ordered him to be detained, and tried this Session as a rogue and vagabond; instead of which, he WO, without no tice, trip t for his life, and found guilty by the Jury. He further stated, that it notice had been given him of the nature of the offence he was to have been tried for, he coula have brought witnesses to prove, that the story told by Randall was all a fabrication, and that he was heard to say, he could not swear to the pro-son of the man who It. tick him. The RECO2OI6II said, it did not become a map in his sitnatioa to state such a falsehood, as every notice had been given to hint of the nature of the off , rce he was to be :r.ed for, ever by the Learned Judge, who ordered him to Le detained, and in dicted at this tessios., in :5 manner that the trainee. tion might be fairly investigated. The REC:RbEt tben, svtDs an imprecrive admo nition, passed sentence on the above-named prisoners. Nairn P.sPer.en, the Attorney, who was found guilty of defrauding Mr Roth of 1331. under pre of procuring him a place in the Ordnance, was sentenced to be confined fur two years and pd. lurks!. Ca/beriae Lawrence, and William Nulle, for receiv ing stolen goods, to be transported for 14 years. And the following for seven : Thu nag Mention, ristu Steveiti, Mary Wosoit, May Ann Marron, El traberth Walker,. Mary Stark. tbrnot and L • tia'a.th Told, Wllleatn S.Uro.a, ithain Mattlastat, Tlaktat /ti•ne flair/nod, Jahn het, Aim Hudswi, John itess "e o: ev.t.wm datum, carnehei Heal , Themes Ptia. a , Thorp Italward eguar., Thema, &11, lobos Harvey, anJ Daniel Several others were sentenced to minor punish- meets. Adjourned to the 15th of January. An inquisition was taken yesterday at the Horse shne public-house, in James-street, f;rosve..ure square, before ASTIIONY GOA. Esq. Coroner foe esauinster, nn the body of Martha Wallas, who teas burned on the t27tia ult. so as to occasion her death. The deceased was left in the ears of the inmsion of Lord Dinar, in Lower Brook -street; and, as it appeared by the evidence of a Mrs. Say noes, she fire to her garments with a candle, in the evening of the day stated. Witness was sent Ire, and on her arrival at the house, she put the deceased to bed, and was informed by her, that ou finding herself on fire, she IkY to the street door - , but wee unable vt open it, before she was burned so be nil:Illy, as to deprive her of her strength. Fier tries, however, alarmed some rrsous who were passirg, and the street door was forced open ; but the p .or woven presented a speftacle too shnekine to describe, the whale of her preterits having be as Jest:toyed. She laneuirbed untrl Monday, when the expired.—V-toi-t afcr.dc.atel Death. L'OIII. , 4II.IDCT:T , Der .11. wrist Market • Said. Price. 6? •Naseesok ....37 4% 6.1 a Ms o,i 0 .. tiseisdar; lad 3 ..21.1 Illa • 041 0 as .d 3 ...-s lid ♦..Osdetl COnji-EXCR.III'I7P, bee. matk ? t to d yis aliiin.t tsitlente further airiest, of e s e. ill general ; expecting }..;,plies, bin few vin are risde„ thew .rectify about last pKre. Vise it in mon. whet (Wirer ?ariey anti Malt very little, doll and further dccli..e in pr.ce. Grey tithe r 8,, nc hieer....Thera arc con.uderahle quainitlea Al from w an d and no pri :le irll. Sr lt, owls% currency; asles of Flour are a r e nas n week's Jdvan. en : ;act sack. CURRF.NT PRICE Of GRAIN. Wheat 4ts 511. 68.. I Berns "' 474 Fine do. 704. 724 01 Tick Hem 53. Owe Sac 31. 01. . kita. 2G . 24. Earley VI Os.. ...fie. 70s 0 , 1 Rape Send 441 Whit! Peas.... 38.. 464 04 Floe F10ur...... Gus Grey I' . 34. 4t. n,. e.... ^A.. • • •sh. figs Id PRICE OP STOCKS, YES fP.ROAY 3 per Cust. Reduced GOI rq 4 per Cent.. 7 / 1 6 per Cent. N•tey Long Annuities l7 114 Imps•till 3 per Cute 64i • 41 India R ntd. par. 1. pv. l l, Exchect ,ler Balt . ..... 4. dt., —l - 111;1 "r. *ICII, Stock•bro..r, Nn 4. C0t0ta41,44311, M 5RP1 , 14,,W.5. Oil Slttnitiy '4.4, at Sc 'doom:bitty, 301 , ..1)--.lr.i. (..!..onmii..,cv of the F .rce. f Mir. ; Sr third d....ght,..r of Gums, atory, E.g. of 14.4,..,p in the Cou•it of Durh.in flu the lltliiiist. at CliN, ~ near *rift'. Nlaist MA' the 81st Light Dragoo.,,, to M... Spnde, daughter ofJoatal, if Fenton. in the Stailo.d. shire Putterie., Esq. DE ;TUC. 0,1 Sunday 1,14 t, in th,. 41di v.ir of he r a ge . A.pected and r.ornatted, Mxpheer, wife of J. Mo • iv, F.-4 1 . of :Voorhis Saute d it. at Norwich, Mit. Efza stirpretb clod dAuttlue, of W. Rohr r Mittfall, E. Th-if,, I ‘5.%"1"1 , 12 Tills 1/ 1 ..7 . 51 mm. aft&r G. *7 • SALLS BY ALCTION7. REVERSION TO A LARGE ItiTATE, IN NORTHUM. Br Aft S‘IITII, At Garment's. on FRIDAY. Dec 24, at Tends, o'Clook, N ABSOLUTE REVERSION, tun the De. .1 1411 e of a Gentlonan, ac.l about 60 'mot, provvle.l a aged shoot 23 rev., snan sunny., to a loge ial rralnAhle E.4ate„ called Minnick, in the narr.b of lA.,lre uth, near Alowlck, Northumberland. 'rbe Estate is full of timbsr., 210 worth at least I,QOOI. per annual. Particulars may In had. T.'n Days previou. to th. S Ile, of Thoutas 8.41, Esq. Ahlw.ck t the Pre•der of rtn. R^wcittle Courant: Qtr-en's Demi. Macomb; of Mr, Fyne , >l. l, e.nor, Bloom , bnry-ulnas; at Garraway: ; ..n' of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-hrrevt, low F lt3l IN CHENIIIKE To be p.remotorihr RESOLD, pursuant to an Oder of re High Court of Chancery, made in a Ca are, Me.!e!. train.* Rasbotli.un. heft-re John Caitybe;t, Esq. on. of flat %teat es et the arid Court, et the public Salo , he said Court, in Snot Ila 1111 I[ll4 bill hi I Chalbearrialelli, London, en /N O.IY, the _ 3d day ui Deeemb,:r mat. at II o'clor !a the Forenowl, Lot 3, ennsbting of ACAPITAL and Elirible FREE/ 11)LD ESTATE,Tythe fre, (as tea fall moiety thereof), bent( a Fartu, with an excellent Farm Flamm, and suitah'ss out 14‘.1. ings, rithate at Chnwley, otherwise Cho'ev, in the fooi , s of Cuddnigtint, in the cenuty of Chester, and contains LI licit:, or therenbouts, of land, statute ity•turt, in th i s Oq..Oialltioo of M . John Ve'nen, ten. as tenant from year to year, late 1 , 3114 the ~ st.it,y of Uurmhl Mosley, Esq. rlcce:sed. . 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COPER'S It/2111(.4, J.. 1 MRk. TM, AXO • writ gP.T; BLACEPVIARN. EXTEEdVE,I4I,EMINES, WITH CAft. 'l' AL AlAszutActorty, srEAMINGLNE; By Mr. SQIII MI, • ' By Order of the Execubm of trig tate Jobe.PAday,. Esq.. at A.l . .nraway's, ea MONDAY, the 2.11 Mosul, at Twelve o'Cl.•k povSely, 9 1 110:ie. ve•ry Capital and Extensive LEASE, HOLD PREMISES, in which has been stied, at c..mid va erable expaire, •dit complete :114..ebinery fat the thetuag, mid ft , tilling of woollen clothe, the who're of which is pot in ststdirm lays steam•engine of great power. The Premises comprise as ezeellein Diealnag•hwine, wish Ciffita'S, spacious' MauoLiotory, mar lin lea" , length, large Dyiltrhoisse three stories high, pol li ng ',v.% viol, foor Stock., tVareliosois, Cooolitig-h•nise. elbarimist Teinei.grmuld, with a Shout of Water sot nl , cd liv tho Thiamin, two Midden., Catch-hour, latebhag, a small Teve• Input, and nilmerou. Oat•buildings ; the whole occupyiug. 4 very large Plot of Ground, and laranlig moat corardata and de -1./Minitet foe sarryatat en the prevent er soy other Mien. live Man nfaetury. A 1,.., a very commodious Wharf, teaching from Nitro* Wall, Lambeth.. to the Thaw", at steam nompiet by Ma. WI/ray/tan, as a timbei-vard ; and a comfortable Dwelling. hoot-, in Cl orc ivesteell, 411ack‘leo, with Yawl, Wite-abor'. Loft, and SA* pit, is thu occupation of ...rm. Coact, ' Mill wright Toe Divaniog.berese and seaneracteity sway be skewed by applic to Mr. .uti.ell, on the Premises aid the ot!ist Lets by permini,o, of the Tenants. Printed Particulars aio piepanng, and may be had Ten Days preceding the Ride, ut Niro'''. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Saliihui,algtlWc; at Gaintway%i on the different Premises; and of Sir. Seutib, Saville-1A..4g,, Saville-raw. . • LONDON:—printed by G. DAVirtsobi, No. Tr, Duke'. Cn,rr, Bow Street, Loran Garden, and Pia:dished 41 the Office. No b, Bark or St. Cloinent a Church, Striwo, by W. S TUCK, of No 7, New B e lton Street, pies Aefel Order., Sic. for this Paper, conk to age Mies treable.i4i, delay defy xileatei to. I Ilb