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aaroittauce, tad are tot cartifiAly taught elite ad 'witted. At lirst sight it seems that the benefit of the In stitution is within the reach of the inhabitants, so far as they choose to avail themselves of it; but it is said, •there are se many foreigners, that is, that so many persons ant entitled as parielioners to be gratuitously r located, resort to this School, that the parisinotiers are ' , toenail from banding their .. .children there, partly becaase of the ill treatment "they receive, and partly from the apprehension of their acquiring expensive habit*, by their associat ing with persona of a rank superior to their own. • l f this statetneut is trite, it is difficult lb conceive what tetnedy the Court can apply. The only com plete one would be the Inclusion of foreigner*: hut this would be incompatible with the intewtson of the Founder. Would it not go the extent of - big. that this School should he a Ilerocili .1 School ; yet the Founder has declared that the Master may receive over and above the youths 011 the timudatitite so stony foreigners u may be well taught, and the place may contain. 41 is not attempted to be shewn that this num ber has been exceeded; but in the next place, would the parish gain by the conversion of this distill'. guisbeel Seminary of Learning into a Perochiil Rekord.? It cannot he supposed that for the remit salary a man of talent wooled supply the place Of 'a • 'neater ; •nd to give a large sisbiry' Aould . .be the' loot likely mode for securing bid diligence aced at trillion in the sphere to which be awake !sr As to the 'initiation of the number Of foreignerk, it certainly would not be productive Of any :triton. tege. Ido not know the surubefe frode.Whicle had habits may be learned, or ill treatment airy, been& Greet ; but is it true that to the illegal collie' lithe paucity of Vie presetilkeholars'ou the fododatems is. to be attri.butedf 11 Why shuald Harrow School bediatiognfehstsl from otheraSchools in which the admisineu of foreigners does tint preittit the parishioncrr:trpeeftelties the . jpoefit of the fontiastion ? Upon tho:isholf of Shia part of the caws it appears to tue. tlyat taking - the' ' evidence together, the alleged conspiracy agonise the parish boys is not made out ; the number of in stances of ill treatment proved is no greater than in the course of the years which have passed might have happened from accidental circumstances ; while the statement of the circuin-tencts in which there ass nn such treatment, weals to , orgetite the ion form hostility alleged to nerved.. Several witnewes, and among them pafishioners. say, that there 'arc few parish sciaohirs, 'becasice *vex are but few pa eirhimiers relks seieb to their children a classical education. Give* cridit to• them, the miniber there rt any time would be small; should there. tote be loth totaiket any step diet might impair the geneesi tttllby aj the School, or kiwer it to the tousidation. • •:r • I some settee/14e master has an allowance per annum for every sidedar taught on the foutirlation.— To that mode I see no objection ; but any restrte tion as to the number, es pt that which the Founder has prescribed, would pdt be rifts:attune; and 1 'om elet consent to • reference to the master to braise • scheme with • view to any such object. It is said, that if the periehioners du not wish to send their ettildrea to the School,-or ire prevented from doing eo by causes stanch thisCoutt c• t control, the foundation oned not to be applied to expenses at. tending the Saul, but the parish ought to have tine benefit some whet sway. The parishioners, bow. ever, must be content to take the benefit in the way the Foander has thought tit to give it. The School is not to be let down because within a given rod few or no parish scholars are sent to it.— be Prouder has determined that there shall be • a falomutpar School for ever at Ilirrow, end be has provided fund. for the foundation. Its that Grammar Seliool, perish children are to be taught gratuitously; but the Founder also meant to encourage other eelitlers, and to impart every bene fit to them, except that of gratuitous tea( biog.— The School must have livoi built of larger diinen sinus, and at a greater expense, with a view to their secammoditian. The play-ground must have been adopted for the whole number of schclais, wad not for the parishioners only ; the exhibitions are not to frail. heresue the parishioners are not qualified to go to the Unisersite ; others are to have the b. arid of i I cannot admit that the propriety of the expects-li tore is to for measured by the number of perish boys 'to he be wilted, orovideil ii is an expenditure refer alio to the purposes of the S. hoot. This brings ' me to notice the expenditure in the repairs• of ike master's house. It is clew the master ht'to he pro vided with an habitation at the expense of the tenets .The Founder state/ liiv intention to biota' a neat and convenient room fur the master Or usher. How hang it was kept up, or where it was beift, does not *pear. lie dkects that the court-book shodl be kept in • ch• at id she linose kept for the school usrster.-.41 appeals that is far back at 1(170, us lonelier was swede to the quieter for the kaput Inca I tr,' 1, there wt. some allowance to fit sp hia lsaae for the areormandation of hinwelf mid Modelers.— LI a tiousithelooging to the trust is gima free., from rent. :sad there are rotries in the books Of the items of the gums expended in the repairs of the master's house. When the present master was appointed. the' house bring out of lepair, the °overawe agreed to give 1,1001. towords the repairs; that *OW was net.i sufficient (*sr those *pith were necessary, and the master has lsi t e out . 4 ,0001. in eal.trging and balmy hug the house. It thus appears that the Governors. inoea.l of in cresion.,•• the sehoolionsteee salary. out of the sup mewed revenues of the Charity, have given him in soother shape • henget, the amount of which think is not extrarigaut. In the ease of Rugby School, which was before the Lard Chancellor two years ago, the expenditure of the master was much bargee ; and, the objections made en the same grounds, as those relied on in the present Case. were not allowed to pretrai'. Rushy Selma was fonwried is the urne of Elisabeth. and was to be • tree c-raistuar•schoei for children at Itagby owl 11:boltlow, sod atom/arc's in pr.se es. of time, it be cone, as it was very likely it *tumid. similar to literow, a great public arboul„ and the scholars out-numberati the fisambation in the pr oportion we ten to one. In the 17th of . His present Majesty. on Art relative to the estates which di reetiii die T.usteos to Lay before the Court of Chaim, y lases for the appropriation of the stat- plus rents' 1610 the eviler of referent*, li ostadiall was laid before the Master of the Court. It was proposed to add 21. fur every buy) to make it 61. fur every boy on the touudatiou; to add to the ottasbwr of exhibitions t to give several thousand pees& for re-building the house for the aecommodoelob of boarders, and 3001. for other buildings. The WOO , t reported tout he approved of the sand plitu.eseettt us to such parts as related to the re-building the schoolmaster's house, and erecting new oilksio and studies on the increase of the numbest of the exhibitioner.. fie 'stated that 1w did not wove of such part of the plan. for although list , sit opinion it was necessary that a suMetent house, with o ffi ces, -should he erected this accommodation of the master and boys. mil that it was proper the number of exhibitioners should be increased, nrovidild they were elected fro* the scholars of me Charity; yet. having regard to the size of the ilselliophouse. to the number sod the description of the 'Ushers, damns wham hoes French and draw i ttrt-inasters, and also the nimble of boys ednestod. at die suidschoothet area lees told lel* inclusire,' imt more than estate-fourth behoved to die said Chanty, and that of the somber of as. hibitioners chosen dunns the aupne time, sue-third Ditty were taken .ftout tiniii.liclueiging. to the Cho. riiy‘. ft ; did appear '.14 hiryi,. ,:that sock dwelling ;leans mid "oetreit wine cal4eliti fur . the rompoiso .of .hoys.,eiif different dealOilotiolits,.. and erholillios ' them Is 11 different mit**. Pont what was falleisid by the Foteetkr, nt by' talk* of Pailiemesst bets foie titiotirined of the',..l.lttS or the gin. and to :thasPrejedict of thesboys Yike•trere ,entrtled lb IN Cherityl,stor Ohl he ater . * Kilo pi si, so awn wed nb'eunginlerattort - of thishile;risett. antl . theWrtio'ners liegleatfifitisfai . ishl.othseiplao before hinigetrittrolkit resibiretl'eo. to dies:: : .. The Tr usteaft piteliew o rd p is l Peritsoar w the Cloonl .lor. praying; that 'not Wilding the'xrport. obey • • ntighl lie at filwity to_mstettheir pltni tato esures. tionstidlhe Chant: . 10,1 that the pethissess be it,bherty to car - tali itlibe6lwepisii for thrills. ... positing% of the fu carried in loftier theMaatess ' and, for that purpose was ordered, that the pettish. OS hest liberty to paylhe master 21. petabutnoillir es boy, ratite 14001. for the purposes .1 the lass, enlarge the number of the exhibitioners, and Net pun. 511 , 5111 to the wheat! of the modem It is therefoee obvious. that the Chancellor did not conceive en expenditure to be improper. which tended to the general advantage of the School, merely b ren aaa it was not calculated for the direct an late oda vantage tit the boys on the f , la The only part of the information remaining to be ~surest, is ;hit which reprrilits the comae of ' education and internal discitlipe, as not entirely agreeable to the rules laid 417 - mis by the Founder. ' But the Governors are expressly authorised th alter those rules, and such mitt-ref as have been long know:4 and acquiesced in, will Ise presumed to have toen made by the authority of the Founder, though the precise order whether this or that book is 'o be read in 4 particular form, rir the boys go to school at 4 partiettlar tone, is to he left to the Go vernors to determine. It there is any 'listed:4 al teration from the foundation, the visitor way he called upon to repair it. ' • Such being the 0 incrn I entertain. it sill soh rem.dat to frame a Decree inc. oeformity to 4.-11, r details of this may be the subject of subsequent consideration. POLICE. JUSTICES . -1100M. t:UILDOAT.L, IVO. 23. - -- - William Carter, who was yesterday remanded, charged with stealing a silveospoon from Peele's Coffee-house, Fleet-street, was again brought op: Pigeon (the waiter) stated, that he had traced the spoon which lie hail lost last week, to a Pawn broker's in Rathbouraplace„ where it appeared the Prisoner had pawned it, a ith four other opuses. flaring recur/ere*" his own property, he last night came to the determination of not appearing against the Prisoner this morning ; but singe that time, so many iriatances of the frauds practised by the Pri souer had come to his knowledge. test be thought Ire should he acting very improperly if he coitpro. mired the business. The *amp at th e Turk's. head Cofree-house:* the S:rand heti preoweed to attend this morninpodie bads. t i tle wear lest silver pepper-caster tad spoon, be declared to the witness, he salt to swear had been stokeby the Prisoner, pewee he well Neel , ft tied. Two waiters (one from Old Slaughter's Coffee house, in St. Martiii's-lam'; the ether frole More. laud's Coffee-house, in Dean-street, Sobe) cease forward. and identified the renewer es tire passe who had, within a eery short true stollen a silver tipp_on from each of the above-easer:oted houses. [, lilrycrat other waters attended. wait ritergtil of a sitailar tiescriptios. _ Tilt *art hy Magisitotailderaiso A secs) istissalse, that them vim tip , 160 arter4ity for bits Is miter into an iiirestilldied ter these atallstallionai thmges--the original chew worsidisientgyalisag. the pespertr bevies hems Ormad *ogee Pnesseer.-- The Other parties small\ bewher. fir bootieltever. whiter *mild 8664 this a charms of veceserieg their property. 1k issloosari qty the un happy 'nitwits' of the Prisoner. who *preyed to have seen hotter days; hiked treenandel lost yes terday, thinkiwg that it wets ha. CM offence, a anti act, •occisetesell bp &tress, • reciartaare af he weultbsedoismeby guard agairot, C. apse titi tit aturrriorne. des complainant had hoe in :Cored not to prosectits the charge—but She Remise. Ilona ft - Almond each other with such rapiditY. that he frit tt Ma duty its commit him, as au ernmidst to others. The Prisoner* so being salted whether he had eny thing to advance. *Mien be had n.glrcied yesterday, answered, that he bed net. lie agouti stated, that be had served his country many years; he had fought in the American war—he had also bonne arise is the West butte, lir had :mud node, the Earl of Moira. end (ienerids Courtney and litri•--wlso, if they were eit town, would. he uir. mire. soma forward and speak to his character. —tic was fully committed. Edward Willis was chanter, by • young man, of the .tame of ...; h , with having made an attempt to rob his of watch last night, on I.ndgme. hill. It appeared, the Pri.nner, When passing Mr. Smith. made u snatch ar hri wAtt:h.cli.in, which broke; basing mitred his es?ectei prey, he Mew. dialdy ran into the Old Bailey. *hers he not law cased by the Peosecuter, although four er live of the Prisimer'o complaint's endeavoured to rescue hies. tie was holy committed. 'sir incorrigible thiePoss, on Saturday last, sent on load the tender by Sir M. 111oxant ; having been charged with a elllibilvbf attempt, which, lie as serted, hr had mink met , ly out of juke. TbeCora mantling Officer of the Tender, however, refined to take him,- as he had loot one of hie fingers: and he was, hberited. DO kW than Tuesday hot, by Alderman Antley„ who at the time gore him e most excellent, but, it would appear, frontlet* ad moritton. Mr. Proctor, the proprietor of the Hastinqs night-ceacb. charges!** guard of the math. who transacted hit houses its the road, with baring re. ceived • twoeshillsag,lllol, fur shah he had not ac coasted. The DiliseViwras smolt reader Sir John Socleir's mew Adto With empowers Magistratto to lakes Primal. est *ere then 101. nnr less than 111. ou coaelitheir, goods, fec. embecaimg money they say revive as /sees. By the old Act, the of fourinsg pally was halo to iiamporeatioa. Thy t ea t ees deed, made out; bat Mr. Proctor, is causidisintiou of the Prisoner's haw* a sick wife owl family, was is& red to forgive hio s an his remise of flossarrainanl 'Dent. The Werth, ale iwileete hii,l out to hi* the heinose groamosele of delleeppes the very Itiratio 1.. wisest be dlediaed hieseppeek and given hies in se oda toy far his Illiteire conduct, anktiod Idol to hie diolorgad. .11081104#/pec felt charged by Mw hisand. a tevager firarbse e enitheviug vie.lently asioalted him. Os Wag qoailimell by the Mitgiorsitt, however, ha soda srialoolde 110 assitels, last node OM At cosation of Atihrp. It appeased that he had been oakfirmalig weramit to the poor ~sou; the had mar ried Mo. kletadmord him to oa excellent baseness, sad, as she obisemerl, made a DOW of him." Ile had, honer*. iposii tired of hie berirfachens mid ailed bier wishes touch brataliry. that he was then under reirogniasoces to appear at the mime* Ses ames, to anonsie for au assault ms ere. Y ee else last tea alleys he bad lacked her tent..-aarl she *charm ! edged that rile had takes nose plate, bedAiiien, and wearing apparel, which bed belonged to her before her sornage. He had offered her ten shil lings a-wean. as a separate usainennume, although by her brasiaess he bad hese enabled to accinauhste the sus 41,600. in the fend.. The Worthy Magistrate abetuved, that be than ght Mrs. Tapper I , uri 11. right to the plate and 'Web deeleiged to her Istrfote marriage--With re spect iii the at penile risaittienance, they had each better must* a profroutowal friend, wl.o, by in *pectins the basks, would see what the Initiator awl/ *Simi. la the interim, if Mr. Tapper did eat glee a suitable allowance, lie advisayi his wife to= to the parish allieers fur arwatitticr ; and, on agerreerating limp bo.isteta so hint, hit would take arts that jostler *ea dome her. A s i g JUL a week, it was at twee farce ! Jaw Dawn. • youth oily at gut mm - tern, ea• Chillipd with useoulting at little girt rinds r twrlve yeww of age. the niece of his tower, with on intet.t to commit • rope. Ile was fully co,timitted for trial for the au‘uult. NAVAL IV7'ELLIGENCE. PuitTenlOUTil, Arline(' the Mn►el, 18 guns, Captain !Isles, from Lisbon. When she lat. no Gayle had t.,ken taste since the iclion on the Con. The French had retreated, it is supposed. for wont of provisions. The Ferrel brings no news of oily Material iniFor tuner. Sadetl the Abercrombie, 74 gm* Capt. Fuhie, end Leermia, Captain Sotheby, fat Plyn.outh i the Delfurees.74 guns, Cape. Haggett, far the iThotta.; the FotiWilfiaaw, fee Cale:eats, the Alto, Capt. il'atees, with • cane, fer Helifeti end Tyrian, Is guns o Captsia Doha, taro crone,. 'floe bug ewes, will twit in the tanning, as will ,Mike Maiieerroneamo-.WindS.9.l. PLY MOUTN, AUG. I. Arvin**, Owen Glardiesest froia Partitawata. Slailetfthe Sopphint sloop of war, for the Cape of Good Dept s nod the Helices sloop of *ar on a emit. owt, lvourr 22. Smile. the Haat+ awed ship, etch the hugest& Isishatl--Wind S.lB. SHEERNIERS, AUG. 21. froilerl His Majesty's ships Ghteketadt awl Sena- Nei. with the trade for the .13..11w.—The next con voy will sail shwa the 4th of September. Ong, AUG. 17. Yesterday his Majesty's sloop Craw. Captain Steward. bating soder ecterroy the lees transport with psotrisioni, soled from this harbour l Cadiz. Admiral Whitsbed sod faintly ore repaving to llaoseCove. Capt. Otticot and Lieuteoants Twee armload Lloyd are lobe removrd imm the Impress Strains, et this port, to souse other station.. The waters wets so much oat on Saturday. in conasipesice .r the heavy rains for some day, be. fore. that one of the haling horses of NAtMAU Ci.areeit's packet was drowned on his return from Lo cwiss. acid the buy that rode the hale was with diffiesdry waved. A my telli title was experienced on the collet of Lincoesebere. en Thureday morning last. It has dusw tordredostauxe to she embankment in different plates. 'bet perecolarly to the new batik in Skin. beck pariah. the slisautity of eve or we yards of which in Me Owl is completely carried away from the base. The sea lowed into the neighbourirg earn lauds to the depth of shout six inches, but did no material damage. FArly reparation was ofortled by 100 hoods with many carts on Thine. day ; but the Mpr+ done to the bank by that morning', tide, it is stipposed, will cost inool. On the NorTolk coast, nett Lyuts. we nutlet stolid, the Nine tide di.l considerable damage to sonic new embankments. The Act, paned lout tleilitionv, for the better pre servation.( Heath RlAtk Guinn iu Somer set loud Devon, prohibits the killing of heath loch befor , 14. September, or after 10th I),cernher. Tlie obi Act permitted the killing of this vane imp 110th Auto* to lit May. tIEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GVILINI TO MUlAil. Jubo W. Mawr, St Jubant...quut,W e 4 .1 Motic•lasu. Lontion, brtsatiy - metcht ut lt% ip . a a _ ° ' l Disty.iut * fault, '(:ha tilt, I .o:;.tod, tabor. .; Jtilsn Rosen, truer or lilt oaf ilir drawl, int I likLi S4lOOlll-‘,11.414. Late, e., „,1 0 J.flowSlitdrpr Istiltste , l4ll, rtets 3 y Ezekiel Livrtuti taut. liuthotay, Mmtttbavi, Turkey-nierries.t Luke belga% 1...u01un-roatl. St A Gettretfietdi , s ir, try; ar, and Cobham-Inm% altdrik,u, &ch • William Warwick, Red Ursionei, Cierkgmnik. jeweller • William Boir.er, Newcomb, awl Jul% 7 eminou.sticet, silk bat 1116•11.41ild turn.. Witham lierbidgr. Csaitmar-strou, utnlarlu , lro.,,: 3 faction n 1.111441 Jukes, late of Gealiurt, SmitLi v 'dn, n , tr . I cLaut_ - It lielukrategg loft 1 Carry(ll . * Gehtu, %scl.l. • I &sky ist —•— --- - - . Benjanain Ilankuunt, late tor Chatham, N.. t ; o;mq 11 and itinnateuut ' • I 1 Jae Paws, Piwkildewlia, HnollAlre, mete ~,t . Willtma Wild, Iludge.tvi., toad's, • , ,,,1.u,,.,,,,,. sousese lir c il n iiii i i: twlzaVi.titilywoludy. Giont/awwsp.Delllosemcm.oreeituct,lzisz,::,.: : - ... - . Aellla, ansechant • I] Saha Pitt, iVe wiewkiwaa-stri - ct, aucti wiwfr , 7, = 4116111.144. - Wen slaniac,lnlekinibmasite.., lilwis . - • Mks Acutiticre 'Ammo and Charles ikons!, N 'wholes i lane, tranrcliarea • t 1 Wllli.al IlerriipP, 'linden lane. W0r..1 wisest, 1,n5.,, i Heal Fell, II at lint 'treat, Alastliesiessinwelkwir. mom - • 11 Naibattiel Ackland, Union.etteet, Ikaltenapteoect, woiMectiwaler - - Julia Lewis Nautili, Limn Thasneacreet, 1.41.40 u ll wirrehinit - ' . • iikat bteinalarkl, It iclimoiscl.gmen, Stirre, lat!nr . Juate. Twallsu, t • Thomas hcia4krk, p3str...cerk Seated ittow!aislret., liAlwald I.a4e, ncd 11:0,111-1 tale i.r Clarapside, Getine Follaor, Clam cb-ruir, ilimpstrud, YoW on , carp awl frowl-ssierdialat' - I Ralberi Gibgot, Lateestcr•strrxt, Wattiasier, vi,. um*" Itenimosio filloffey, Nay ftcmd street, team Jmoeph Thelupimu, mow ur hut uI Cuktwoor. Ers. s , C=llmer Haosiatoo, Windom', Perkasie'', Ii &spry Nseel Ream% Initialers. awl John Vr.t.,,, Bermovmsdory, lorro, • deo of & hau.. helm ! James Ramadan, Dero-atreet, Wntien.mier, 004 orrcr • 10 'Watt Morgar, Cuppoef-rear, Cterkeiswell, vemouNt DIVIDENLI. NOrdible, Slavl one. Ktat, bate/ter . a dhow llrually, Virsllbrook, tullfulk. Isomer . Julio lad.o)d awl Milhaud %% 'dot.% Upperrhi jfi . PI rro, gripern - Li Heisiosu warehmtunrln • Reaa l ni arils 11 bin, .A4CIOII, . N Pa Kurd, fkultiresarts-airtri, akisig • II _ . . Juki disib b Leriesball street, Low kn, •ho:.c.:• bye* • hada Dsri Ikon, late of So/tb Cadbu,!, 9o.ratus. • ihitet 4 4 4bar'" Jonathan Walou, late of %% Lite Hone sum% I:atclitfe, 41)tr Herman Wiwi 011, Martin's. hine, Cause's. street ; mu. rfasot - • Berusbas Carupbell,tale of PI inte's-eqaare, Rauh& bigleine insurance-broker • Abraham inencer, Basinihall.strert, I.o4l:(nnia! , r7 Edward Vtkiteloek, queen's-roe, Peutostrair, rice-broker Joke Ruck, %t estruorclantl.truitantzs, AlJentor street, tailor Luke Lane, Kingsrlenr, flatupthim, atroptrelsr • %%Mune 111C111, t brapshk, Loudon, Getup Pugh and Jason Davis, Gl,l fel arreet,l , e don, chvoista • Jams Pitt-street, Bluckfriass rout, kat mr- Defect rarer • Henry Nerve, Cliespoide, London, jeweller • John Parkhorou Wortley, %I aJases.grcro, brr ex • Wttliana tortnem, Ball-alley, Lombard sine!, Or UMW, Jones Lee, Leval', Seem, tires-draper • • CIRTIrICATES. Georg, Islip, of Great Vt. Hcku's-claiunhers, Liiedusd 4 haul. William Barber, of Alnwirk, Northumberland, Wirt Joseph Aldridge, late of Nelsoa-shale,Llnisit Surrey, woo grim. Basset ay, of Great Portland street , St. M :11 oplel fit itidleisex, laaberdasbet. ?Award MacCallock, late of JelTerles-smeire, St lislt .rredoai, nerettaut, but now of Sow U 4 411 ►urp!, M;ddlesez Palm l'husaas Serree,late of Queen... Cl-to, CO. Middlesex, picture:dealer. William Cbarlea Cur, late tat Netber Enotafura, CI innkeeper. Nelaus *lite, late Ckief Mate alb, Lord tismoinn, but nu, Creseeat-pince, St. Ginnie tbe tyr, Su; ray, dealer and ehapman During the night of Mooday the I3tb 'woe miscreant entered the stable of Mf. TO! Jager, of Frieston, io Lincolnshire , sod ill" lissom, way killed a valuable chesuut A Illiard of twenty genie** is offered tot closag of thc offends*. Ilkew barley _and new bailey astir nett 1111104dorou Market, ou Vi'adawaday I. Sundae afternoon, whoa the filmiest preach* its the porn& church of St. well, ma eilifiT wag occasioned by a crack n 1 01 and owes hose falling, which threw the ronantai (being eery notorious) ins o the greatest coefust In the bustle some got out at the Vestry wail" some persona were hurt, and many lost their him hats, and bonnets; and it is summed the tho is repaired it will be shut ula. PKKM OF wrocsa YiT Bunk Sleek ....... ............ 6 , 41 • per Cant Redoes/ ............... Stqe • per Cent. osesis ................ . 01,1 4 per feet. ~ s par Cent. Wm Liisi Annuities Dmm.."••• •••• Asa .............. 2 ari India need* ............................... .. txrtiequer "kw.•s dirt roe lAnseteit . " ...... ti is - _ Ow --sworegob i lo - • *BOO. :F. ............. 4,„ DISH, Swat. So 4 1 . a, GNAW. mod IBIRTII• pm S. n. 14 f is the gelenlay led, el Cheleng, stm . NM, WWI Eli, TH3S DAY, A T LON W O3 I Pr ' Nem. se OW. *her I Ern,. 35 As 71 x _ LONDON :—.Prfateil by P. 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