The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-03-02 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY. MARCH 2. We this day resume one-extracts from the Ceiba Paper., which we received yesterday, sttczustvate. We are sorry to ohserve, that they cantata farther evidence of want of zeal sad activity among the in habitants of that city. It appears from the articles which we inserted yesterday, thdt the French were in possession of L'Port St. Mary, from whence they sent in a flag of truce on the 6th ; and yet a Pro elionstion of the sth, calling upon the inhabitants of Cadiz to furnish hones, mules, and carrisgee for the artillery, &c. appears, from its date, to be ainsni.; the earliest measures taken for the defence of the place; and the Government complain, that, so late as the 7th, the inhabitants had not even fur. visited their u.ehas iron palisades, fur completing the batteries of St. Ferdinand, although they had been earnestly requested to do so. There was report, yesterday, that Cadiz we, in the hands •of the French t but we believe it is premature. We have received the 6firaiterre to the 22d of February. They contain a report from Marshal Soria.. dated Connona. 'January 31. giving a de tail of the military operations of the French intim South of France for the last five or six preceding days. It appears that, in this interval, General Sa lllaretass proceeded with his corps to Grenada. whither Generals AIIZZAGA and FRAHM had re tired with between 6 and 7000 men, and 3000 horse. sad that while the French cavalry defeated the corps ander Altki4olo at Llunnos, another division was equally successful against FRAME'S division at Alcala al Real. The remains of the dispersed and defeated Spaniards fled onto the city of Grenada, hut that place opened its gate■ to the enemy, and SE/A/TRANI 000 to enter it 00 the 211th. Oil that day the advanced gourd of the first and 611 h curpo, whenh were directed spinet Seville, came up with a party of Spanish horse, and made some prisoner+, who stated. that ALlll:QtAltittilell divivoo, of aLout lie or 20,000 strong. had puseil the Guadalquivir, at Berseconada. The march of the first carps was quickened in consequence, and Austioccapca, who was at eanitima with from 6 to 70uu men, fell back upon Xeres and Arcos, from whence ha pmeeerted still farther to the Isles of Lesta.--Ou the Jodi, the van of the French reached Seville, and, on the S lst, some shots were tired from the city, but it was supposed that it would surrender on the Ist of February. We have also copied from. the Morthear, the Decree for nnitiug the Roman States to the French Empire. The heir.apparetit of tile empire is to take the title of King of Rome, which is to be the second city in the empire. The future Popes are to have a palace there, and another at Paris, and a revenue of two millions. They are to take an oath, upon nomination, not to do any thing against the foor proposals of the Galilean Church, decreed in 1682. On the 2tith of January so English flotilla, from Messina, hosubsriled Reggio, upou the opposite coast of Calabria, for two hours. The account says, that they killed u wennan sod a child, but did no injury to the place. The flotilla then returned to Meatima. blot night, in the /louse of Commons, a measure originseed of very considerable. importance to Ire land. After dia.-twang the subject in a Countnittee, leave was given to bring in a Bill to change entirely the system of the Distilleries in that country. From our Report, it will be seen, that the plan now adopted by Mr. Fusesa is almost precisely that of Sir Jona ewer, which he has heretofore so strenuously opposed. It is proposed to withdraw the liountiet /snowed to large Mills, and to en courage the dispersion of small stills, all over the country. It is also intended to lower the duties from .Ss. lid. per gallon, to 2s. (iii.; to abolish all kind of drawbacks ; to simplify the laws.tind avoid the intricacy of calcubitions t--and. finally, in order to establish and cosilirm the new system. to grant licenses under it for three years, instead of one year, as is now the practice. From there alter.. tions it is expected that the illicit trade, which has risen to so great an extent in Ireland, will be put an end tis, and the isevenue benefited, even alto' the duties are so much reduced. The examination of witnesses on the Walcheren Ingniiry is expected to close on Monday nigltt. The evidence on the part of the Conductor of the Inquiry finishes with Lord Cumuli. Sir Hors Proptissi, we understand, wrens to call Admiral OTWAY, and two Naval Captains; and - after - him Lord Ciumws will probably call two or three sitnesses. This is the whole extrut of the evidence at present in contemplation. Government have received divatches from Lord WEILL t NOTION. The French have marched a con siderable force to the frontiers, and his Lordship was advancing to meet it. At the date of the last *threes from Lisbon, an account of a bat tle was hourly expected at that i dsce. Thu. movement of the enemy. combined with their position in Andalusia, accounts for the iihrence of all intrliigeot e from Cadiz, and other mt.:re:ling points iii Spain. from the Lislean papers to the loth, • hick we received yestettlay. It is melded that Lord Nlsil.Glt4Va is to he of ip ihr Admiralty by the Right 14 minable C11.&11146 Vitlt IL F. our of U. MAJZSTII:4 feilersuf the E•thegurr. The Neprtme sloop of war, which arrive:' at Lis verpuol w, 510.id4y last, siaike in her passage with a ship from Surinam, by which she learnt that the Expeditton against Guiu!pinup., had wiled on the 21. t from Martinique. The French Commander, General EKNOUF, had withdrawu the wbille of his troops into Bas.eterm Cadiz has never been attacked but by a power that hail a superior naval force. The island on which it stands, and the opposite thori,. form a hay about six mile. in breadth; near the middle of the bey are two points of land, one on the Continent and the other on the Wand, Sim fathoms asundet, on which are the forts Punta! and Malatrortls, con mending the passage. In the year 1596 the Earl of Essex landed on the island, and took and burnt the town, having plundered it of immense tree pure% and destroyed the 'galleon* its the harbour. In 1702 we landed on the Continent, near Fort St. Mary, iu order to astaek the Punta' ; but not be ing able to reduce it, our troops were obliged to it:- embark without effecting any thing. In the Court of King's Bench, on Saturday, the action Semen e. BaroGmae and e 4 IOO on to be heard. After some able arguments by the Aeroarrae-Gemestat., for the Plaintiff, and Mr. G•nente, for the Defendant., it was agreed by the Counsel, on both sides, on the suggestinn of the Court. to refer the cause.—ln the course of the argument, Lord ELLasinottounis pawed a high rrICOIIIIOIII MI Mr. Slimy s's Abridgment of 14e Law of Nisi Prins, in which the Counsel on both sides meat cordially agreed. POKILIC STOCK MARKET.—Nfoch misrepresent*. Con havint been industriously circulated by the op ponents to t.e above proposed Est.bliAviiient. we are authorised to state, that the iireseut application to Par!tamest is to erect and secure to the public a rigor of admission to an open market for the sale and purchase of the Public Soaks, Funds, Go vernment. *oil other securities ; and it is made on the following grounds :—That toe huginess is at present chi. fly transacted in a private room, called the Stock F..s.chango, front which the public at large is excluded by the private regulations at tin. Com mittee. That the quantity of Inisiaess, otid the importance of it, render an open and convenient market very desirable. That the Pei it Macre solicit no osonopay or exclaaine pricileve whatever; hut merely usk for leave to vest c. rtain freehold terve ments and Kround, on which th y pr..pfue erecting seat a market, for the arc pdutitm of the pub. tic, its trustees in perpetuity, which, it is appro. bristled, cannot lawfully be dime without the aid of Parliament. An Oliver to • rPgimPTlt tinset , ted at Go.-ro.ry. Imp to-et, the )(,y.: Court. charged with li-oroug COW I.lVe r.:;be unnn the person of 0111 WOID4II. 1111WitiAll year. a a g e. aia was fully ...moo/lined to Custatt Cootie, for • •• •-013 t . lit. i f . as ne , I \ lOW the Duke d'Alhnetuerque, at Carmolta, where they might leive risfet.ile•l themselces, withdrew, and have since continued their smirch by way of erm, towards Xere. and Afe.os, wisritcr, it is supposed, they will proceed to the Isla de Leon, urar Cadiz. The advanced pests of the first costae arrived, last eight, before Seville, whetice some caution-shot were fired. This day. Marshal the Duke of Ba tumi presented himself with the first corps before the city, and recunuoitred the works throwu up by tlw itisnrgeuts; to-morrow eight these "t u cks will he attacked, and the place taken by assault, if, at uonn, it has not °petted its gates ; but there as every reasoo to hay e. that the toilimbitents will, by their speedy submission, prevent a MAW. fence to this fatal extremity. .Negociatione are al nearly commenced, and the Governor, who appears a were reusonable man, implores the clemency of the ging, and represents, that having but lew re guise troop., he is overawed by sonic thoutostith of peassate, who were suminoptd from the ramp tams to the assistance of tier city, and who are in pelt dulgin in every species of excess . By to - morrow, their reuzy will doubtless outside, mid it as to be hu that we shall be so fortunate as to preserve the mass of the inhabitaut., who manifest disonsi titan as favourable as the people of Andalusia, from the calamities which they have still to dread. "The rivalry of the I.t corps has pushed forward to beyond Utters; its posts interce k it the nay**- , 11011 of the Guadalquivir. " The ith corps ha. a division at Cariviona, and another, with its caval►y, at Mareheoa, whence Mandial the Duke of Treviso is sending detach ments to occupy Ossuua, and to advance to Mown. "To-morrow the King will go to Aleuts, where His Majesty will direct such dtspovitioiw, as tie cuisiasoces may reader necessary: 1Y regard to Se ville. " At Jaen were found four millions of cartridges for infnutry, and other .tures. Geo. rid Serum:omit has received orders to form a train of siege artillery at Cordova, which the captures from the enemy enable bite to do. " The Junes has dispersed. The Count d'Alts mire and the Bishop of Laodicea have been appre hended by the insurgents it X res, mid others in the Isla de Leon. It is asserted, that Romans has gone to join the relics of his former army, com mended by the Doke del Parque, which is said to he still about the Tagus end the Guadiana.— The Junta had sent fur eardrum, and Curets ; the former had an interview with the Duke d'Albu qnerque, at Commie, but it is not known a he thrr he accompanied him. On the entry of the Imperial troops into Seville, we shall know what has become of all those teen who have been the bone of their country. We have received news that the English seriadron, which was in the bay of Cadiz, has we sail and gone off ; in a few days foie araortion will he verified. " The Imperial Army enjoys abondaace; the in habitants are extremely. 'unions to aiiti,ipme We wants ; the weather is most favourable, aid the. degiments bare scarcely any sick. ' " I have the honour to rtcpiest your Me't Serene Highness to insbinit.my report to lii. Majesty the PlDperar,itind to honour toe with your commands. " I have also the touour to beg you to accept the aeinionents ofiny profound respect. (Signed) 0 Marshal the Duke of asussziii." carassata,las. et, ISM" THE BRITISH PRESS. THE COURT. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY arrived at the QUEEN'S Palace, front Windsor, where he sas net-cocci by the Dukes of Yoos, CIUMBERLAND,KROY. and CAMBRIDGE. t•onts alter two o'clock His MAJESTY held a Pri vate Levee, which wipi att. mlied by— The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council the I.urd Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury nod Cbaucellor of the Exche• quer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, liar klaster.General of the °ransomer ; the Secretaries of State for the Home, Fo reign, and War I.lepartioents ; the President of the Board of Confront, liar Lord Chambei lain, the I.urd Steward of the Household, the Recorder of Loudon, the 'Duke of klmitrose ,• Earls Harroally sod Bathurst; Lords Heathfield (Gold stick) sad Willoughby &Stoke (ii, waiting) ; Sir S. Smith ; Mr. Serjeant Manky ; Colonel Drinkwatcr; Captain Smith, Ills.; sod Blesses. Yillirrr, Holmes, R. Wellesley, sad Faskener. The follow/11.4 had the honour of being lartsented. to His. IVIAJFSTY Mr. Richard Wellesley, upon his velum frost Spain. • Capt. Cheeks Marlow — S . uuth, eu tut pruututiLu, esti re late num South America. Mr. St...jeans Manley. upon 'wing oPPoiol. 4 Mr. Valner., upon h is . rcturli from Puriugul. . . Mr. Monde. M fm the borough of Newport, is the lylr tot Wight, uu hu cunoug of age, and uu going abroad. His MAJESTY hell a Privy Cou n cil, and gave audiences to the Lunu CH Cla:E1.1.oll. slairiats WELLEsLEY, Earls CA141.1.:A1, Wt.si CtIATHAM, and LIVEIWoui., Lord NIIII.4I4IIAVE. Messrs. PLIKLY AL. DUNDAII, RI inn, and VIE. LI Elm His Ms.rserrt• also held a Council. to receive the report of the ItSCOSHCIL of London of the con victs under sentence of death in Newgate. when one was ordered fur execution next 11 ednesday, and the others were reptieted during His MAJLe- TY's plea.eire. Colonel lIISINIEWATF.a presented the 12th Re port of the Contines.iuncrs of Melcary Inquiry. About rix o'clock. His UAJIIITIf set ott on his return to N'iiidt.or. THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY'S &RAND 'tour. Fier Ladyship gays her Beat grand tont, this season, last night, at her house. in Arlington-street. The arrangements for the evening were in the usual style of elegance. There were nearly 500 cards issued on the °cession. The company began to et ten o'clock ; among whom ame— Their Ito)al Highnesses lbe Dukes of Carolvitand and Rinses ; bis Smite Highness the Duke of iSrunswich ; Duiliemis of Dorset, Mootrow, Somerset, De Castries., HeasiSet, and Newcastle; la V. Mentes, Down. stare, Donegal, Wieeliester, Exeter, Dowager Bath, Corn wallis, and Toiriolieed • Countesses Settee, Camden, Choi nieedeley, Cork, Barr;ninee, Hanka., Dow ilpT Essen, Dowager Sefton, Sutfutk, Oxford, Guildford, mid Hard wick.; Viseoentesses cmatiereash, Fakoubere, Ammo, Sidmuutk, Hampden, Melbourne, and Wentworth ; Ladies Monson, Pero, Verna's, Dudley and Ward, Deudas, Gren ville, Peaches, Caber, Moulage BilfZUyar, and Elisabeth Whitbread. THE ANCUNT CONCERT. The second of these elegant musical entertain ments took place, last toi A lit. Mitla the direction of the Earl of IlAterlionTu. and was most outnermisly attended. The t :nucert cummenced with the Over ture, and Dead .Voreh, from Soul. Mrs. VA UGH aM ex,ctiud irvrral of the most favourite pieces of HARDIE. with cheat-nee* and excellent effect.— Miss Desalt also stag with great sweetness. Mr. Haaatsow and Mr. itARTLIMAN distil:teed their greet talent. in DRYDEN'S Ode, and Shall lon !thrower' fertile sail," to the greatest adtantage.--. There ware present— • His Royal Highness the Duke of Csaihridge, her Royal Highness the Dui he.. of Bemis. ask, Lady Sheffield, Lord a Lady Elksborough; Lobe,. Cave, Portion, Drummond Saab, and Ord* ; Sir D.lv i d lim.das , and Ginwrid The ROYAL F AMI LY ore es.ptetetl in town on Tuesday : the Kt Y. le to hol 1 a Court on Wednes day. and the Qu LEN to 1101C1 a Drawing Room on Thu►sday. l'lte littelirse or DrvONSIIIIRE is to he presented at thr hIAJOIrS ' S Draa:114.110111113, 011 ' Thursday next. The Earl of Maw Lay. g:sire a grand dinner yes terday at his house on ilerktle‘-squitre, to his Royal Hig!sebeis the Duke of eau utDas, and the Directors of the Ancient Music. The arrangement that has been made respecting die performances of Madam CAT/ILA/It, has proved ealisfisctory to all parties. The amateurs of Italian singing sill hare the pleasure of hearing her at the Opera-lloust—while the ailniirers of sacred iuns.c will have the sublime airs of HANDEL executed in a iitvle, at the Oratorio., I,l * superior excellence. The new Farce or A Budget of Bitsioders, keeps -the soilirnre in a enrol 111 l rum ;itis of true old English . nianiefactiore. and re 11l ll ds us much of the humnnrour i; ee• of LKEE. Mr. M. Itiwts's Play of l'enwti, war to be per formed at Bristol, 011 I ,, lulay last. The Brighton Theatre closed its winter cam paign, under the patronage of Lady Nawntranti. with 7Ae ;Voider, and /1.4 and Counter Mt, be before en amberice that we, more fashionable than uumer laat Saturday night. The remains of the lion. Mr. EDEN were, on Tuesday removed f out Lord AND house, iu Old Puler card, an deposited in *lit vault at llr, krultnso. They were attended by the .Hon. G. EDEN. the Earl of Dimmer:lt 01- sutra, Mr. 111;011 ELLltoir. Mr. WI.DDVENcEm. an d th e g m G. Molnar. Thy funeral Mallet we, performed by the Rev. Mr. Nose., Rector of the parish.—We have seldom had the misfortune io contemplate an event which her more iiitere-le.l the public than the diaappeariaice of this y.nitic gentleman, cot only from the hivli estrinad u. which he was held. but from hi, actual r 1 ts.. mid future prospects; and it is the noir...litlian't to isurount Ai., as in eviil , ace brlare •0 we- Inquest, it appeared that there was tin es :nor or envie d , desaog•-ine-iot in iiov Iran of hi, ...onditot but that to the very hour of hi% les.inig ~,,, Was engaged 1:i trsassrliag imams.% *Ai lit:4l 104 — vision and puuctu.ably fur winch lie •me r. irkabo. NAVA lel, as le•tk a is . . • • .. . • NAVAL INT"! LLIC ENe E. POltTllttinTlts FL At Sailed the Port Mahon, 18 gums, o il 5. - " a et..l Pearlen. 18 guns, with convoy to the 11 0ws .. 7; A --s• las and Dimes friptes, wad Gaagotede shop, ' '''' * Ehl Iwo/ Cherbourg. The C'ywie, Captain Forest, take' cantor lath, Mediterranean; Goshawk, to Oporto ; awl . s . .. rpt. Ni,IY ' doss, to the llowns. h ill . The Aide Kirin convoy instructious to will bound to tue West Indies.. Yet , Os ls. f il t Arrived the larveillaiste, Sir G. Colliir:fo.4 olatliN PAI.BOCen, u s. as i I li.VIN, tie' 7 4 t11,7:8:1, s' . • .. —. . Plymouth. Sailed the Heartier, armed-ship, for Oleg). —Wind S.S.W. g h f a r d om aa Li tle s cl t"3 fro ' sts Unbolt for C.v: - ..Ito c . Eight days previous to the packet, tint t „,: . , 4 9 yr t t h er r d e s s y „ ,: e : it it . n , DEAL, rt.n. .i \ V.v. Came down from the River five .ail I .. ~,,,i., bound, and remain with a large deals—w ii , , - .., , uh- ---- c.t.K. ILr, , Yeat, May mor , ii iii g, the Partridge, c,,,, a. I .- 4., * ~ g,i .t h re h P u r r ho in : ss fr " o l a t r l i; i7ii. ( I . ......1 . . 1 "'. VII' . ~ , 4.4 , . !•'..',' T ilo o d bi t it i . is o l 7rir ed . r ..• i' :: :: :: :1 :1 1: ; 1 . 1 1 , r t t ‘.:11 . tr . / .... t NIETINGS OF CR gurrowi, AT 4.11:11.011A1.1., VO-tsustow. Peter Cosen,l isancery ch5unta0,04,,,,b 4 ,.„ c „ ii.ciii„. 4 . 4 ~.,-!, I . eery-Low, lisoisry•••cro cute . William Atchiime„ Ns .. kilt: lone, 1.,,, 0 ,1,, , ;„„.,,. . I I linker . - .- (.. •' • Willson, Porter, late of Slirppert,m, a 3.1 of Less, I. T! : place, llonsAssa ousels, Msd.llcni-x, c 001 : ,..,...,..,,, Is ..! ~. feol , . i. , W 15111.1 Pal 1..,, GrAy 'al • illu. Middlra r k, u ,,,, . X I 1.11. -•- se s reciter - - John Itirlinrd Pinion and trillion' FraeCis PARA:, a I. ie.:: IA Mark -Inure, Loudest, rose factors • Thomas ('Apreul, late of Iliollisgi Iblusiforil, IlettC ois l . . 3 is Inc lour , nonwy•serivener . - • Abraham lipenede, livoisaball-street nem:tee d a le rAsi, ~ EAGLE dooms Prime And Jere moils Smith, now , s , late „, H,.. ' ' minghoon, Ince-dealers, sod of Okunier n ot t , "leo.- 1:1E hill, LAreisloes,lioarmsa - • •. hot Thomas Bloc, Bolxopegate-11 sthout, Loodue, sti le s. ;VIDES; hat.nstitaufaetelltr . 5 Richard Antihy, Calwidge, Middlesex, innksep.r ~ 3 s • .• w I f4O .5 - . e e. Benjamin Broil and Capri Ilassbus c, lat e of Cube, me. Ansint court, 'lows-chill, London, r ut , .hfirssllll - . ' ! John Lewis, Esaloon-street, Spitaltiehts, Middlesex, N 111: ,T of victualler - - 3 on M. Within, Dixon and Henry Dixon, Itutheshith e , Sur- g II . D. E.!". rey, timber.inesellassce •• Ig 11. 1.E.. John Walker, 1.11... - kniati•slvrel, Surrry, linvu• draper - 5 • • II 11. N.O James Doyle, Covent-golden-market, deur a... 1 else. z 3 • Oahu - • . Thomas Stokes, Chepotow„ Moinnoutlinhire, mune ) . 4lt 111. s 'trireme - - 2 n E. T. W. Jules Hod,-, Whiteehapel, tin plate-worlue • 111 David Hood, Suu-street, Be Asopsgate, Loudon, coluur- Troona n man - . • 2IS JohnKaurtmost Davis, Edge wz,e-r u st, Middlesex, sr ,C 1 , 1 ,.. dealer and cliamn.en - -t it vrellelsl4 JamesWarr, Littl e Cheapsiet -, mar Fisishary.sgoare ts xie ps , botcher - Trade, 1 Edward Ellott, Pratt.street, Lambeth, Surrey, vie- _ tontine - 2 II Ruben Much, Bh-re-lane, I. ~,,, to o , proaa.raik,, - , 1 , IFIII Thomas Barron, Great St. Thomas Apt4.llr, Loudon, j R E warehouseman - - g II Ai EBi'.l Thomas 8.,-lea, Strand. M Adis-vex, increrT .i re ll- TIMM., Kryse oust Charlie Pratt Wyatt, Lang. %arm lionnese-aard-chsenslors, Loudon, ow - Memos -t u• - AIN; pc J o hn Gayleord, It tehutosed, Surrey, smell awl lank, I ea • Juhu Col, Shore, iicar Guildford, honey, Linear • lit RING Henry Wood, Glee's Dragon yard, Bolls.m, smell- refill . • sausila - - • - lit DLSCR 1 John Birch and Lace Lamson, Mates, Middles. s, . Mil colour manufacture's - • I i• BEING 1 Jowatleau Alstu.y, hate of Budge-row, Cannon atrrel, lEI ehocolete•nosualiss toter - - • I II of 141 , Join IlAusiter Batistes, Litr of Hut limy-pose, ¶lol. a 'sin. lin direra; sod Alms of City-chambers, Luailue, iner. 511 11.... dotal - - - 1 re rel.,. !. Richard George Trier, Parson'sgpeen, Fulham, Mel- es 64 IA ilk sex, baker . . . I II wend s , A DIVIDENDS. NI Ai i debut Price, rinshory seinore, inesehont . . I Fro iiiii! Henry Jocksose, Aliocing-lots, men-boat - • II host ) t, Edward Greco, lil argaret. stler t, Cai emirs's. square, carpenter - . I 111Fors Alexander A sidersoo and David 14 ober lion, Cokes's. street, 'merchants - - - I T OTI( John Potter and William !Bookman, silver-street, Wood-street, London, warehouse's:. ,m - . It in 1 Tr Ael4urN, High street, S.mibwark, innheldsc Is i mare Salter, Bensionstney Naar-nerd, Sorry, cal priori I nir ' 1 .. 4 Without Esnloss and Robert P-ssitou, J u l.o Bueldr.** . sescs, bury, Luession. waschouirmeu - . . II If or. ~. John Taylor, B ru wn' o lane, Spit... Melds, tinker - II .14.1 r.. Beriainiss Lumesitx sod Wulff Ito on, I int burets- no, ..1 I . Wert, London, tuerthauts - I: ',ro l l. • Roden isle Xlaekenese, kin's-onus-yard, Lusaka, -- .ls, at I it Is A, 4. merchant - - Jades Nisi*, Dnho's•plaec, Pimlico, Middles's., tar if 1 , ,,, . I • '..../ll a Prate r - - Thomas Binna, Great Barlow -street, Mary lc h nuns, , • , • • li "1. ' and Charleastrtet, Least-sere, easidlc-snamositun r i ~.: s! I. - Abram Gumpert Ettidia, Portsmouth, ilesplo slit - I N...0.e. • r Michael Layton, late of Whinthas I nor, Ineumagion, I. sr . ot ;IA ou ,k, Surrey, Plllll4 , 05451015 . Daum's.' Hughes Lloyd, late of the Pow!try, Leeds+. ~ o r he s t and 01. 11 olsroellvemonives, Sarre), skess. --eirtant II "1,,,.... : William Root, LarEs court, Acissincton, hosocr • 14 " CLIfI I VICA - 14.... .• William Alton, of Altietoss, Derby. ismkeeper. rwirlor Wilfirm (:old), of Truro, 4'crewalL 4 livoiol • 4 - 1 tea William Les,els, late of Morisse, Bras:fool. Voit. w•' ^l.l '! " .• a.. 1 ,s, .. John flicharalwon, of tir.ltnistlllti bri•lgt r.... 1, I aliOri's '4'r een ~ Surrey, lo ery.siald.• iseepee. .. flt:',l Jiilmliplolveirt, of 11.oiclui..lei, sictnalter. rout.. .. J Jueerh %ol po-, of Great kunot•ll.rt.s et, Ploollt-llr' l , 1 - ' • ., 1 •p (herr; hoc..-draper. " . V.., •r.r., FAles suet Morn, off Goulatoue square, Wi r iteelmic ', "T"'" Kt, olalsoatir '• li illvetai ('li ill. slim, of Waltham,‘ N...-11 lesicAle. tem.+ ~,_. L ""';'",•' 'I' , III.SIo Is. - ; ,of St. 31... y, %llsticl..4pr:, Wi.l." '. 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