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POIJ2E. -....P.- aystrae-assou, GusLoust.i. Arab 40.. 'kebert Askew. • person iessdirig at Querniudie, letleght up • little buy, •bunt eight years bf Ale, Iv stated to have run away rum, Imo. and to have enticed • boy. younger thau himself. to caut ion the rause fault. AldrrlMlS BLOXAM inquired. whether the boy was bound to him by indenture ? Mr. d.kent sneireetd. that he was not-4e had been emtvipted to him, by his Correspondent at stiont, with other Scotch bop, who were de 'iron, re enitiloyedOnt.hp-board. The IVort hy Alderman 0b , ..rve.1. as there was no dadenfare, he . felt 'Pomp difficulty 1:4 to the mode of proceeding necessary to be pursued. Had the boy been Mr. Askew's appreutii.e, he should have kaolin how to have acted. fle then inquired of the Cum celivnatit, whether, if the boy promised to behave tier in future, be would again receive bins into • biiiitervice? . - 1 411 r. Askew replied, flat be was determined to ▪ *air nothing further to do with hum; he would he . to send hi!ii aboard ally of /its ships, lest he .• should tosera,stimate all the idiier buys. He thought • the best thing that could be done with him was, to mend him to serve His Majesty either in the sea or land service. •If he had been appreaticed to him, he would have taken him aboard the tender, and given up his indenture. Alderman 81.03W1 said, in that ease, he b,d better he taken to the Marine Society ; and 'piked the boy whether he was willing to go ? sod whether he arid any wept, being ? 'lle poor friendless' creature answered, that his father was living in EJinhiorgh, and he was very *Aline to go wherever the Magialate ordered him. Neither the particular ea!/in; of Mr. Askew, nor the mason whit:h induced the ,poor boy to quit his oerviee, appeared dunug thlexausioatioli ; but it is - certainly a very serious question, Whether boys, thts4 consigned. like a hale of vole, from Leith to - London, may, on the emu niscou of a jurektle error, be thus disposed of, without the eoucui I nice of their ielstivea ? Jobs and Sarah Curling mere chirg►4. b' an old wain 11l of Cie uaine of Stithug, with • vital k eut aa- The parties were iahabitants of the same court; and an ancient grudge haviug subsisted between them. the Complainant repeatedly shored Curling and his wife; the former being a notise of Ireland, was fr. quently, as he passed the house of the Coes plitinaot, 'slated with 4* Zierrosi Pa! ! go to the Eisele amid Child at Bow ;" thereby insinuating that he owe of the party who some time since murdered ma” at Bow Fair. Mrs. Curling, ins. Intel at the.e re cited espersions of her husband's chargers. to 1 catusighdettatatnetil to give the Corn. plantain a Dile wholesome chastisement ; being a clout y.mog woman, she , 3n Tuesday last dra,z.,ed ber oppoaeot no the court into her own house. polled her liar ,ut by handfuls, and min raise mal treeted her. MI. Cukliog carne out to .eparate the cornier. I ioimic winch he struck the COO. plaii.ant set era% violi at Tu. worthy Alth4riasii. alter much altercation between !Le parties, directed Mr. Cortina to pay the old imam h slif.alttnuett, as a COMI•41111l1016 for the loss of her hoar) lock,. Elizabeth Brady (merged An ?Imre!. a Rllede joie, with an assault. Mrs. Brady, it appeared, bad let apartments iu her *house to MIS" Ayres, conceiving her to be a respectable youn g 'toenail; she was. however, errs waou autleeelvetl. es Miss AJ tea kept how, ton fashionable tor a vat teems wo man 111 her apparent sphere of life; she, tin ri fore, desired her to gust the house. The yours ! lady, however, being • much attarhetl to the wiethbotie - ihoud, not only refused to w o re, Lit musuhrd Mrs. Brady 'l i mn all OCCI•olUOS ; and oil Tuesday last, • after a short colloquy in the true Billin g sgate style, she set-t.,, and gave her landlady, as else as serted she woald, a d—d guod hiding." She was ordered to give up the lodgings by Sa turday, and to remunerate Mrs. Brady fur the ill. trentment she had received; which, after much esio , stulation, sic complied with, when on the point of toeing committed. there : for Undo* the t hy previous to the rob. bery, loytug he Was going off ity tne couch early the writ morning. Ptarkes having no driuht but he war the robtrer, s..t off in pursuit of hint ; nr learnt that he had 1.. en at Mr. Ord% town house in Lincoln's liio.ri e tsls, where he had welted smite pewter swoons Ito hut lets. He inquired at sevensi coach-offices, whether he had tome to Marlborough early oil Saturday inoristug, but at length found place take. in Int Home, at the White Horse Cellar, in to vi If,. the Alarkoonagh coach on Saturday afiertmote. P, ke-. u. CO:0i quence, went to the White Hone Cellar mute blue before the 'comets was expected to start, and (timid the footman mmHg on a large new patkilig.case; upon which he took him Mtn custody, and on searching Could a pair of pistols. and some bullets made hoist the pewter spoons; cud on brratkotg open the pack inicsease. it contained the Oink of the plats of which Mr. Ord had bet it robbed. l'earkrs put havidetiffs on Mtn. as fir atiempted to lay violent Rands on 111111111eis ; but he. ~aid be would do it, u he had robbed the best of masters. Yesterday lie underwent a fell examination be fore Mr. Nut's. wive% all the witaesess attended, and were bound over to pro...cute. HO.UE IINT Assizes, IDIAIDATONE. LDRESDVf. AOC 29. Yesterday hew& the Ceininie.ioneday for holding the A•Kisrs or vile county. the LORD effIRIP iva TICB of EROLARD. and the LORD CIIIRIF BAILOR of the Excucour a, arrived in tuts town. They. ! • ly miter opening thrir Can tttt tossion, a•- Itended Divine Service ; anal this cnoriante. at nice o'clock. Lord ELL►MSoaOOUN begut Uti.iiseeo on the Civil Side. !Batten O. CoecLaats. This was a case of rather a whiii.sie4l nature, io which the "mouse might hr said to catch the trap," rather than the 'rap the mous-. It was an acbou by one buss-bailiff se:limit unionist., for fal-c ito!iri soninen.. The Plaintiff and the Defendant were I both officers to the Sheriff ul Kiln, and bush kept lock-up houses to the enmity. It h.q.:rued that a writ of ca. re. was put into the hawk of Banked, the Plaintiff, against the pertrot ut his brother firm, CaPelaitil. the Defendant. He accordingly took Copeland, who insisted that by law he had a right to go to any lock-up horse for 24 hours, b.five h. was earned to gaol.; suit as he himself k pia lock up horse, he would go to h:s owu house. The Plaintiff not being able to decide this k.e.tty point without conseitie4 his books. speed to go with ' him, sod tory truth went to COPt log/Id'S 11.4140 to gether. Here Copeland sent hi- wife and son to get the money for which he was h• Id in executiou, sod 1 about four o'clock he procured it, and pail' the - debt and costs; and Banker, and hr then took leave • of each other. Coisetassul bola .r 1 imann4 10. friends, I that re far from goin4 to flahkee's House, hr had locked up his keeper, amid kept hint until four o'clock. The Plaintiff, however, noon gulag house, ; whether by readina, or consultation wish MI stile • lawyer, did not appear, found oust that he had done what he was not boottl to do. mud that it as. a • false imprisonment in his prisoner having locked live ep so hit nen s;stinging-house. So, notwith standing they had -parted friend-, arid that they hail e ; )ent the dm, comfortably togetlsrr--tor it wit. • proved vial 'turf had passed the dry by playing " back-:iiinintio.' ~ the devil among the tailors," . smoking a social pipe. &c. Akc.--fir the honour of ; Cw prof'euims he determined to bring tile pre , w.i.t. action for his Prisoner having falsely imprison- eal Mr. Seijeant Ban. for the Defendant, contend ed.' that this' never could he considered an itapri.. sonmeut, :is it was a voluntary remaining in the house! although tree it was, that, according to the usual bad of the house. the doors were hunted up as person. passed in or out. Loot Ett.asiarsitemoo left it to the Jury to my whether there was any imprisonment, and if there wa s . what was the :mutton filthy intinaor ? The Jury foetid for the Plaintiff—Dmaiti.es 520 e. elutes e. N%WU. U•107-11A14. W i ll i am Harris was charged by Bar n e y Garn e t t. w as a l a te n ve a r e e t n oo d it D b ,:l a he. ra z er so a s.. gai i n .i s i t t. th . e rii D e t r: a travelling dealer in earthen-ware, with assaulting was 411 N unt between the Plaintiff and Defendant erf his with. and a female filen& and robbing on the score of tithes. to ailinst which they hail • .rw_ hisa be l t ' C•Lit•Mli. that on i•K • quantity...,.o o f i l', neshay night meeting at • ponlic.houie at Langford. in this The state. county. •flie Attendant was attended by his At :hatbe was at • public-noose ia Kent -street. up. tummy, a Mr. Reynolds, who hod •• writ in hie psoite to where he tires, batti k ; • cheerful Slats pockt fur the Plaintiff. Arteriolar discussion, the *with his wife and a female friend, after the labours firmer produced • book, which contained a Itst ortfte day. had lus Iwo: of halfpence, the day's the composition fur tithes; tine the parson wished of prodoee ms pots and pane. in lit. hand. The Pti t possess, but the other refused to give it ty. haste was present about ten o'clock. The Prose. L o Tpon this the parson seized him by the collate pee by Moor left the house t her ogo home, end was fol ad just got lowed him several sercre blows on tar neck and awe, and 'and ho e on the :tne, ow , threw him down, by which he was badly bruised on when he .11 -... a1 - a - r - m — ed .n b - y . • -- I,ii .r :de s the side. Tlis was sworn to by two witnesses. Intel n port corrolomited by the servant-maid and the toning round. perceived the Prisoner had rrossed the street after him, anal hail knocked down his The drat proving that she heard a great tinier and scuffling in the room, and that the Plait, wife and her frie n d. an d was , beating them with a off called, " Settesworth, Rettesantak !" the leo& poker. He attempted to secure the Prim tact'. but lord's name; and the landlord proseel, that when la the colifusuin he escaped, and soo n after h e he came, the Plaintiff was very much hrularil on was gone, the Prosecutor dim : overt.' that h is b og Was goim also. I the side of the neck, soil on the tide. A surgeon was also called. who atatri. that the Tim Prisoner acknowledged liseitc4 struck the Plaintiff was so conattlembly injured, that he was ladi• (of that indeed their viesges bore atnp'e tea. J obliged to keep his lied for several days. Itmony), but denied having any knowledge of the I For the Defendant. Mr. Reynolds (his Attqrnt7) hallpeiii.e ; mein there bring scene inconsistency m swore, that the •Plaintiff was never strink ut all ; the Prosecutor's evidence. the Magistrate thought I t i., at ew putting his pocket-Meek into his pocket. he proper to commit the Prisoner for te.esaintnation. I slipped off his ch..ir, and felt down ; that mine. anirelTltatT. diately recovering himself, he weld out of the room. Earle on Saturday morning thi• co iehit.aii of but the passage being very furrow, he fell over John Ord. Esq. of %V alhatn.green, no getting tip the stairs. and must have bruised himself by that is attend to his horses, discovered that his master s boos, had beet broken open. by forcing the bars Mr. GAIROW. in • very able replY, treated this and bolts of the kitchen window ; he . al ' ir mr i hi' i story as a mere fabrication, and uultorthy of any i nv it e r a n d the boiler; 'rhythm' exelmiling the Pre:t credit. mists, nothing was missed but • great quintile of I Ir ee d wt f ur t h e ph tted m . ...m enteges 6.3l. plat e ...-th e abate was not taken. Mr. Ord di.. patched his hotter and co trhnsan to give inform,- CRIMINAL /MDR. lion of the robbery at the above office. Priv kts the lacer went to the house with all possible st 'l' t . Several peranna were nonelected during the day fur ton the ea. •'6l ofnv3l, lie hail no d.,ubt bit tt a phandelioz of' lima *stmts. robbery hod been chinsaltted by parties who knewJoe s /lo r e and Williams Smith, both workmen el , NAM.. stud whet+ to Rod the tittle ; and 0:i hiv .is 11 . .5..k5.e1l .td. were convicted 01 earshot% no. inquiry as t the state of the servants. he was in• i sal sto.• s. T..in were detected in coming Oat of riwehed that the footman, Thema Mil. hart got the itock.yari pith the armiest cassia:sled about leave of airwave foe a few mare, to go to are h a then , - i l' en d• at Moilwrimigh ; sod that be had left Sail.;, Rae.l Naval!, Juxothma Car- . . sill. and James 13'illiauts. were convicted of ech• brazlittg vit tudilas g Thte.Atores wrtc b h i p. pcd 0111 tward the C'conmeece,ho s N, for the USe Of Ili% altoi sti's •itip 7he4ea';,: I,kut the pro-.sort*, who %vete the crew of the h.:y. took out part of toe it ueu. and filled the casks up with water. They acre ult (pitail) indicted; but on an üb jltiton fr.•m Mr. Cutorgtr, the capttui {a,•t Mrs over-ruled, and they wire acquitted of the eapitk.l part, and found godly only of the le,ser offevree. Suxby, and Mnaatt, the Mauler of the im), at..tl th.- 0140.n.hott4e 011itcr, core sentenced to Le II ems ported jifr semi yews; and Ha rrett and Witltaar4 to beiwprihineed for ode yeaft. Che all, a man living in gond repute at ChAli.an, was inflicted for knowingly st o res Inhis posorscon ! . . The °Seer of Excise proved the finribiz but ter firkin, containing copper Lolls, &c. in his curt. Mr. Cunwonn, for the Ilefendant, addres•Pd the Jury, end stated, that he inertly had the rirtrries to every for other pentorn. ; but, front the death of his aittiess, yes unahlc in prove it. fie was fuonr: Guilty, and sr nteneed to one year's imprisuumeut, and to be publicly whipped. HOURID .IiIMDER!* A few dips ,itice, au lutinest was taken at Long town, in Herefordshire, before Win. Pintershall, E 9. on the laxly of Joan GwiHim. alto was dis covered in her house. on Thursday the 16th inst. so dreadfully btatieu that she died oo the Saturday following. It appeared from the evidence. that the deceased was an elderly woman, residdig lie hurts II in a house in the parish of Cloiltick, and et was ed she always had a considerable saw of money by her. This supposition, no elooKom the induce. nsent with her murderers for peLiiiethstiug the hor rid deed. They olltsinei an eiitnince into the house during tlii suglit:TY rumoring some part of the tiles front the rout . ; and the door of the room iu which the old Litly slept being fa.teileil, and, resisting their efforts to break it °pelt, the'y .foreed up a part of the flooring of the roam immediately titer it, sod deiiceoded through into the bed•rOom ; when it •ppeereol from the situation in slur!) the unforinuate victim of their litutal ferocity was found, they beat her with • hike stick till tht:y sup posed she ass dead. She remained in that state undiscovered till Thursday morning, when she was tomsl by a neighbour lring Heir liar b.d. almost iiio c , ‘ Sh e curs ho.ve.m, till Saturday, when she expired, without being able to hire soy account of Iler murderers. The Jun . , aft✓r a ploient investigation, returned a verdict of—Wilfitt ihnrder ejainst some person or pertens unknown. Three per•oos are in cutorly on suspicion, sit. a WOIMAII, her son, ■nd, a it male friend, A very crud roardcr Ims been committed on the D e mon of • ir.luator cf in the parish of LAC feu, within Out ''wiles of Kinsale. A melaischoly seri lent happened near Boston on Thursday last. The rimy naviga t e been extremely sears, a number of boys, on their ilising4al front school in the afternoon, wrist Jowl' to the haven to hutlic : they had left tie victcr, t. ith an iotentiogi of dressing; but in Os) tri t e im the sand, some of them sere so covered witii dui t air to make it fle et...dry, ere they put their clothes on, to dip again. On gone./ into the Niter u second time, they tin prudently attentp.rd to cross the current in the channel occ finessed by the outfall of the Witham : in this attempt (melancholy to relate I) three matt& seven of the boys were carried away by the streirgth of the stream, b-fore assistance could be üb. tainted, were drowned ! Two of the sufferer, were biethers—sons of Mr. JOSSPIII J.tc►senN, guard of the B Aston mail-coach ; GEOILGfi, rgeil 13, and JAM►!, I d years of ag : the Olilet' ' N'as a sun of the Rev. Mr. Mitts, a dissenting minister of Bestow. More than two hours elapsed err any of the bodies was : the egoilised feeling of the fathers, who paced the shore is phrenz:ed amtiety for the recovery of their children from the eater, excited the heartfelt commiseration ut every spectator. Dr. and Mr. CRANE, on tht. earliest mention of the catastrophe, humanely hastened to the spot, with the apparatus fur resuscitation; hut the length of time which had elapsed before the first body was found, destroyed all hopes of the successful appls. cation of their skill. We understaod that the Boron DI Kot.t.t, the person arrested iu France in the attempt to carry off FtIIDINAMD VII is actually arrived in Eng. bond, and is et tins time ut Liss.lon. .%e thi..lt this a more extraordinary e•cupr than even 'hat of General SAARAZIN, mid %Inch may give ti ,e to much speculation. By letters from Trinidad of the 9.Mh of July last. se. le Aro thAt the datrremee w hi it existed between the Junta, oil Yawata and Vellf7ll4ll, have been adjuetcd and terminated tit harmony mud good un tieroAtidit.g. By 1411 i-us Genetics from C.:nreese we learn also. that t•ir rept of thr ittov,n, es tare acting in uuison with the capital, &mew I. oro, whose Depu ties had tam oatmeal at that time to Cameras. An article, dated Cadiz the t7ili July, in the pa pers received nn newts?. iitairk, that no the i:b brit an action was fut.glit at Xeres de InsCalniHew in which the Sven: 4 rli• obtained a decitle.t victor : the lone of the French is v.rinu+lv estinta!ecl. account makes it so gird as t,! 00 killed. The follinving account of au attempt to rimy oft King Jo.rpti, is extracted front a letter (oci diz .he insitatit We ere assured that on the 7th July, a party aeon Ca valry made an attempt to surprise King Jinepli at hie county Mat near Madrid, a hither he OCcasionally minis to •iatt a ewe saw. They kilted the gnaid which vas constantly kept there, bat did not meet oath tht o object, the scarper Masse Ram that night to the play, at the Colorer. det Pciaeipe. la conned of this, they proceeded to the palace, where they cot dons the guar& at the gale They did the same to those whom they found La 4rdial she Theatre. Ybis mcintiosied an hantedlino angrier., and (rum the peat eoufasine that took m the taterior they «my isrevante.l (rem paesing to tbc It where kia7 J.arple toes seated ; • bleh g lye him an op. partautiy caraping, hy a privet., door, to the mai° grant, who defended him for ashen time tilt he got off The tele was llama beaky, lost b.-'unt sus considerable Core oat collected from their rioarten, the enterprising S paoial de ace. Mk nut of Madrid. Tit, • ntlear.t, b3weter extraoriinary it may ar pe..r. is to entiolwd. liilh s-ry title (hitt-ma:a as to particulars, to flute than one triter. ;Itd thi wail; Ihr I INidhJus, of 18 sut.s„ c thd for fortio Ar his H• q ; toil Sr rout: ft;,f, uptiiit or'tii Comunb dr:tit an Cie Monday. the next w Came lai ei,l 1 . 01 1.1110 Smiled I pint. fur 1r Arri 'wed van, from bringing di Arrivefl the. Caling Anpa belies. ■E ETI NGI Jokm Lone' at Justatkau Mc iurrrhatti Willson Luke, kiu, Mutt? James Kuntl, 11 Sitlllll Hal' Niunviel Cu. et Tower et Juba Fuoural Ilwr Htu.ir Jells Bans RA sur..ure-Imeekeo Heury l'farg, I tic . ' caller Rulorrt Steoiker, 14 ugh N'*t+9u a Trot?, gtor#as %riliou, claw, Ala sham Linde, Thom'. N nuke- Sssiiuel Rule? Brien. laic Gower FaHager, ecru mod C4;11 Robert Gibson, Nailer Reujansialtufer Johignicmr— grower hmmCsaleat, hmeeTityloW IldWeemo, eltiuies AIle( sate of dhlte Walton Fides, Geo Morris Bank 3 r e' 3 pr prr lAnsg Omnioas liar huh& Huai, I.r.qttcr r.dt, English Late:, .• • • fur lllih Oct. _ T. BVII„ 4, Curshiti, a, - 11AIIRLICE At FA.nbur;:bo... the tat. or At.c , the yonallter. % ..e.lioall, to Az.. Grteve, 6p Rama) eludes, DrAtn._ AI Ball, Stiffly apda, , . r 0.=..•r, b) Iwo übdtaory Wed 10111.. .114 HIGH WMA . T;11' DAY. AT A 1.41. f.S rm. Act L.. LONI•ON —trot... 1.. t' ♦ :IVIt• ot ',S. Bor. of M• avid, by J 11 H F, W sax( tow , . . rc i ~ . , . . . . . • . . „ • • . VW PA: L 12 . 1 - 712, I .. 6 ; :. ( 1 .. . 1 . 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W V ilSplldispatchesfrom G.-to•ral Aill3b 'llr. 1.,, log , * ' DEAL. aim. .- x P thin nititning, awl smil e d f or l , w It ‘..-• E • rowed. F... los, from Stir a tot ; 4 ~ ill li,' , .I, , Clark, fr..tut To ,, stto.—Wind S.S.E. ... -- • _ _ . as OF CREDITORS AT GUILDSAI.I .. TO- 1.111 WM. .. -, torst, Keeningion•lane, Surrey, victor/ler " 3 . 1 x I t i "" s e '4 , m ll 4. 7 t i:! fi h e n i r:cl , " % , % . .:l l ;i:::..h . t. a . 7 ,l l ,: 4l ;:i n til . 4l : ,.. ll per eur7 l4" :k a ,.: : 11 : I. ."; , t ;i. .l . la , rg lA ut . e lt , i,..i te, (; ,t, of s i b t o , e tiv .m ai t i k a e ms . um - w.,. . 3 3 u s j l, k r c t a l, " l. j u ot otLe n I : 4 lll 4 7:lllSi ber te. H . 'Mi r ' 41e ' .3 I. fil II rather Wareham, atheiwise John Fairsca- ' ;sow, Feaseberels.street, L,nadou, trasto 3 I Laibbe, I.lme-atrect.wiearr. Luirdon, is. I sober _ - - 3 II w ig, George-street, Brick•lcae, Slidditars, be,, F.main, Sarrel, innkeeper Pie • ..: t WI and 3livitatl Watson, Ntiveastle-opu• eat weis . - • 11l eta dluu, Bishelpsgate-wition, !nolo ~ tr r- I - • ti ens wide, Inadenliall sire. I, hal,..r. , en, n - Iti Tts sales, Frith-street, St,ho,past.y.coo. •i tt Tb a landsou, &laud Isaac, and Willits I c of Cheapside, Laadou, warthueaciur... - lit Gn ogee, Church-row, Hampstead, Mindkszt, Pk coal-merchant - - - I it Isi won, Leicester-street, Wei,trninatcr, rk AY. - - - t It il :uffey, New Bond-street, take . : it 1 Ipsous now or late of Cochester, Fun, el - - - - -2 It sf , heel, Brixton, Seery, skoineeper - 2 il In, or, tate ef liiim's road, Gra-visor-plate, 111 - - I I 1 re.fhilipps and Thomas Philipps, sow or It Ilford, Petahrol:,shire, haulers - t I to bet, Iloiaudstfteti, I.nolue, been cli epee ill ill I Stevens, late tot Allred-Ow, St. G.'...s's, le . • I It DIVIDLN OS ii 1 sad samrsua IS•evilt, late of Stelte,Stat cal carrier, - - tt en lam, Wood street, Landon, lier.tr • to pai yid J041C, , , Cbelteoltasu, 1:•wil• 'raper - I I ~ Retch& Highway, lon e.ilisp-r . - ii Ts tenon, now or late of Nirtiviar-iane, LOll- - - - . n ~,,, 1 . 014111 g, Surrey, tiels.tart • - II et sw . olede, Twheithou , elard, Loudua, Ina ewe - - - . t , andiebn Fly, Croydon, Surrey, and LT:- • Le !dimes, bricklayers - - U In *lit, Aldgate, Loudon, tobacco... 4 - 1 I via, jun late of Ilford, I. sex, a ltai,i rer U lie Iteusa,._Fnclaymfftet, Loudon, a-Ir.-4.w* la them 'Chick Stllnierler, White L o n-court, Ini . use, London. ine , rtmot it ir• nem, Addle-at, evt, Wootton., t, Landon, t a inkwell, late of Sheerness, Kent, best. . it - - ('EftTIFICAT ES. II illaw, of St. Michael, Beth/sardine, Wo,resttr, I. saver, a St. Michael, Bed eardtue, Woo,ie. ft ', sea. and James Rose, jou. of SyntnacreW•hix J :reef, Southwark, prevision merchants. 1, of Iltiebasood, Surrey, Nadler. bu roe*, of Rost' s Gateway, Itemell-steed, St Ili.l I, 11,..asoaripey, Surrey, leather-dreamer. t I thi ,..y : u na:e.o4: t s tr haeinkli d s:B lll a: ar geeke,..i.t k eroir k c ei ,u4o d 7l. , itGe. o rtre f . Re n :L ii l l .i .g os i - i s t : t er s i , , sai ld t ai ki era , i ir t i , l l' • ' rater, of Carlow, tue-street, Fi timer tq• irei :.e. 1,1 11-maker. • of 1., ids, Feet, miller. e. : 2, .. i t 4s Y si si ' rimi ol i t ... t b: f u r e, dg4 t eir vi t k s er h i ssi et Terrete, t' A"bmakidiCeati.ac.ia:Usis:-es'il:1::::‘'::... iii;il Hob, of Dudley, Worcester, •ictatiler. t. Ea kite of Judd-Mace, &wt., Modal mu*, err' Der, of Great-Portland-street, St !lacy-'• "‘'• At .‘,-batierdisaber. * P, L , A ill . i. , :cr o uf t:l ,, i l am . jap.tnese..sPil.iitle.alrers, w s,, ,si vto . a . l i brr ...., m....., L. ,{cock, of Maccli afield, aretter, grate , ' ......, t„ MICK tSF bTitt.'li 4 S rasTEK- gi , . t : k Stock Ir . ' s y ✓ Ceisi R. shores .. I., i r.l 1 , I er feta. Cricaeols % a Cent. .... a' ' t 1 ' /'' i a A. .r. ('ant. Navy .... i .t, u. 10 le Animism ..I C.O. Ilso MOM.. .. ................ • .• Y I"' "i* Ilf, la Hoods . trine, nook 1 , 2 I; Fri ;took Luce„ I irlata ........... . .. ..... fur tells (Jet. .. •. . • '-! ' 's T. Bl'll. Sts-ck • 1... ' ,.r. el 9 b " ta .R ;;,...h a j, ~o.:7),...ll,...4:lli.,:.4C.nisitet:h.iltoollif.ititlitttta,,,;,. 9.1;;;;;;;;',:".r h DrAtn. ad ,•p f ;; , ..t 114, 44". ..........._b) .° 1H% af::11±611;ylirved1•1;:4,..,":";k: ...:,:',`" AI . 4 , 7: F r. il s ....T ai ".l . l iat S . D , A i l . ; L A:: . . 0 , r . , : , . --1 two. . I. ? . • . . . ... „ . t/..i...4 at \e f $, BA( i. of at t ~ ~ . , 1.7 3 11 Hl] F., 04 18=E pisi c upbuiiier Jobs IVoraill 14tialtirr, J. air,. ( .. Geer. 1114 trod Dao IMTIJ %Loa, _ Thumu Paireson, dun, under , Nlnar* Rog., John Swint. lacy *mann. , %Valiant Fly or Acre Midi Chad.; Will &meet Day.. Geurce Wallet eras Richard Will, Bischorhuse, John Herkoter, reerelleut George Stunt btaikkr Thome. Gil draper. White Waver, draper. James Rose, 10May-street. Joke Leos., of Richard Dar, Magdalen, Thunaa% Nay , Middlesex, 'leery Brom. Bars, liirlill William Pura William FM-alb sex, emelt. Jobs Hilts, ul William Kies' Peter Bios, Middlesex, Willisas Not /maker. IA intim IA N.chulas riwoL John Spoooer, Middirov , c, Jonathan {la Agee Jade,. dlrsex, um Thum's Ftio