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peneialus. troy tuts.,.st4iroa fur potting trio ftrtwil seriito, if 111V3141141y. Way part the meat as rousicht out our eaa• At ,1 pawkol ;,tataesitiog Statism is h e conduct of foreign 1,111111. 4. ti.. UMW atom •li.tb trots tiu Overt the entoewsit) ..f precautioar y airaaans ill% 414 lot •apa me. it is • happy coloadoratioso. 'hat such is Ike solid state of pantie ereaht, t1...t ...hooey .may balmlike plaer.l on any legal • e h." I. ..d e kit ets.flettog to it is a goace...aat heat ann to so 4.kquatc assorat. Jaaaw) 3, frost. JAMES MADISON. Ou ti.e tooliult of Mr. DAWSON, so mach of the 11Tesstige as ft Lites to tile Mtlitut, atm refined to ilia Cmuniitte already apvoiatei on that. sul.j.et; alai part r.l rt,; to VOlautrier, was eaft.etctl to the Con wilier on (nor glut, Establishment; that part re 1-titre; I , Navy ass referred :0 the Committer:on ors: E•mb .alnuent; and so much as re:rties to oar Fra4. can sea referral to the Committee of Way. sU.i Meant.. sacs presented' the Peutton of sundry l'itteer-inakets, proyini; fur mcretue ur the duty ..0 i op° tcd paper...-14**.1 and ref, rred to the 4.7o.atuiltre Cuwtntrcr and :11.ionlatetures. TI tUE TO THE BALTIC. ix. r . B e kw it , .h..t ha u.,d w ,iveit to the suit t our fo,rlgll telutloll,. a% much consolers- SO he *es caosble of sluing, sad disgust. d 10Olt pi its Mi r li‘ h appOultil to lotu first amblittell sc.tct situation of the country. It would be however, that they had seen in the Paps! that Franc: had either blotitallee or did eau ,unlf‘ the him lade of all the ports not eualsraced Se His B.Lsa Orden.; cud they had seen in the laopfra* par •grianh, Intim/air% that a prit ct exist ed to etsbe tut Northern ports '41004 all vessels bat *limo of France. He conceived it necessary to 111: fur shy information 'Axis by posribility might he jpil nuelie.stou of the Extcat,irc on this bubjcvt, s•d a r;* lets+ he M•ta:tied, might hive toime mtlarstir . ii o.i his mind us to the cour•e ref tl he pursued ; and theicfase toured lii, r•iicur- Bew..:•• I, That lb. Prtoidwot of the rnitrt StArs be rd to la) b.f.** 0.4 11*.oir.an) I.w away •a.+4 .rlallvc to Me loto.itatte of the p,sta of ilisr Gy t:.e wweluitAo utoiral ',wool. ly ttwojA, tl+etlta, and Deotawtt. _ 1 . 14; tamAlote war dint OglYed to without appal -I.6ur r.. 61 lietweill and Gareleutrr •pirout. el4a Cuultsuite* to wait We the itowdeut accord- LAW INTELLIbi4II:II. C;t AT OF Xtriu•s BENCH. Fs& is. Siair c ‘a of Airi Prims. before Leri ELLasse. 11011411. • DE Car lANT e. lloaraw. Mai was a.i a. t nu ',mug:it by the Plaintiff. an emiae4t /engem and ►:w:►at, agrnist the Defend• i. 4 :I,.'pn•rcS ► wl of au academy. to recover b2l. is. the 4 •It 04 •►t of a set of mineral teeth for the Doleide.,t, and for several separate oues kir in. It dtat the partici had heed on terms of I, tri.htp. l'ste Dereadeut's meth became derwyed. out, it ott-ctrl his atticalattein, end prevented him Prow *boast; time fisactiama nI his proctor ou, with his comer ability. It. applied to the Piatnlttf to cxtevet iuurtten of his teeth, and to make him • cttmpiet* wr of mineral, which war perrirent•tt, tad apparently in the battalion= of tue V. le allot. Tie pr mat Led els was silty R as, whiril no. teat 1 Mthee the Platrtiff had ever p-t fottned the 1 , 41 4( 4 ,te,rattv,i t for. The tr., pouml• gut iir Mr-. Murton teeth we. paid into Court. Ills. emewlesoo, a ;ally who resides at tl.e - titt fur the purpose of interpeetmx beta eels huts sod Ihet-e ctiatothorsotat artplaiiited with the Friia IC:1 illitOrtgre plowed the areeiwout, awl that the maim a* •dett as. 30 i 4aineaa. Or. Yost.* s statuen:•. &paw& he never sew m ter *maple:Oar a Is-flea eercute.l s of wilier& teeth, durinY bits twatesaianal eaperiewr. In defence, it was contender). that the set of tooth tint not tit ; that the Defeodtnea tongue intd to R t between his traltee turd the false our, so a, to oiuke th..ut totally useleaa; and he was uhnit to get an othrr set. swede by • gen.lern in who ha horn a pupil of the Plaintiff. which were much move eo.nissete. and Nit • lees rms. L'ut it op. !tined that the Defendant had worn thoir m u te by the Pla ntsff ruf s.• weeks. without hating cunt ',allied of th. m. _ _ rst Et.atsioaorou tokserred. that the use he po,teed. he en..%.deod et fatly castled the latassiti to t teed M.. Tti.b areciatog;y gave • verdict for the 111.ia 11, 6g. tow. POLZCF. THE BRITISH PRESS. 110W-UTIVtT. Soma! Int.ls have bre. lately stripped of pest e3llta; bu., *lO parcels; ai34 lefogatataons, ha that elect , lave iweleb) brew gives et Ili* alsont - . . . Vises..a . ? it -using, • young nun, genteelly &tuck was orwre.. , i is the roma of Cantu Villeneuve, is La kilitoe moue. lime, r Lorrrenrequihre. The versant heist • hes I ease, sue nut able to I,eak Etiginh, it sae tut Ito a ao-erta.oed You the inra...ur Letinicd to the luster ' • it au, liteteee, aternreercl, that the pais,. stunt lied b un sees to Off. rent rens of the hum. ittuitit its Leine loaeieti queue 1., ass. He tali.tly a.istrered the iie:reptio.l of the p. ions oho ems stir us tits leut‘e about thief seeks sitter, s;aeo • 11 . 764 OVUM costs and wine prn:wrt y. were at ..b. Be the cos :lest fistseus, heti. istei to the Utter, he amsoulesiled ea Weiftirelay atteritous, su tat I.lr he.. irtM .turili•if he au ken. ,t a• esa.uhuitivii ; shin, is *14 , 1i- et hi the alArrt , oilier els ... re roved _w has pour be tuning la the ow !impulsion", in ecreetet- GA:dra; i4h at test the pcs." of the Pi u is-ng ace. a; the.. b rie.st ts.ire.ew e s. twice, ati,.t • ;:ristirsein's woeli, pie las isteas, veal twit, anti pantalusa, nce.auke, as i se ut tun iIe*WAVIO• bail bees tsilage.l to ray th• ester of Hum. _ AuraAw Vleny • ire salreown, of Seet!ow street. proved I.M poet homily" ahetteoies• tr. trk Lf t►e PS is Art \.•+a awl ....log the desert to me tithe Frowner, mA'•r d C. • ...weir .4 11r Maisel!,, sorar••n. to rJne4•strM, Fu Lu g . 0 11,101 lig.st vole &MI Iw, 011 Tommie, *RUNIC. 11 . 4 rrk... o • r earl, toe we oa• h.MrarJ Pner4, tint he • • seat 41.4 •.Yrart, WM 4t 14ar.•, aod tuti Lea a.' ab •el ...es im.M.baii 1.. hod pafleee.a h toed a r t!,, • ..• (*▪ .*"' 1 ' .•... atr oral int% the I.lproat.o.. to he The I ver ti tett (Jr /art 6v t altaa.riatsoa, all Thy I.tbstl ell C o.t not're, that hp ea% Rot %WA,- n I . 1 . 1..4 11...1, uo4 F:iday. but ILA he •.1 "011 A Ise •A .v k st at le% autf upo u.e ieftsa et btittis Lt LOX DON, FRIDAY, F►6RU*QY . The Committee of Inquiry, on the IValeheren Ezpedition, oas rEsinatd, loot night, in the House or Catarnont.. Sir Httaszo STRACIIAN and Lord GAZDNza weTt exiimined, and the House adjourn. rd at half past twelve. Captain Sinatrr, of the navy, accompanied by a Captain or the army, orris ed itt town last morn ing with Dispatches from Spain and Portugal. the sobstauce of which was immediately forwarded to His Mums.. The) contain, we uuJerstatitl, an summit of the advance of tile French to Seville, and of the proceedings of the Junta, which has removed to Cads They also bring a report that the Toulon squadron, consisting of IS sail of the line, had put to aes. We do not think this very probable. A Mail from Lisboa arrived yesterday with Spa nish I'apera to the ed. and Portugu-se to the 4th lust. ; the co:steins of which are of considerable im portance. It appears, that the French. having united a strong force at Almaden, penetrati tl, in that direction, through the Sierra Morena to Collo va, from which, however, according to one account, they were driven beck; but it is stated, iu a Lisbon Paper of the lit, that the town had iispitnlated. Cor dova is only 75 miles N.E. of Seville. The Duke of A LaIIQU IMO I, apprized of the era as ) 'it approach. advanced, by forced in trches, and, with his semidry, attacked the van of Vicrue's army at Eiija, and dislodged them from that place, Eclja is in the line between Seville end Cordova, and within about 30 miles of the former city. The acceuut of the deftat of the French et &tie, if true, is decisive of the near approach to Seville. The inhattitarits of that city, as well as tholle of the whole Province of Andalusia. are, however. re presented in the Papers full of spirits and con fidence, but these statements may be intended us the means to prevent despondency and attain siou. and siat a tiue picture of the real stale of the puhtic mind.—Report, last evening, stated, that the French hail actually mitered Seville, and it will not surprise us to find it confirmed. Their next step will be . to Cadiz. There were twelve mil of the limit that place, with Spanish colours flying, when the last accounts came away. We hove received American Journals to the 13th last. The proceedings in Congress, are of more than newel interest. tin the thl, • Mesage was delivered io the Senate, from the President, in which he asserts the attessity of ',spurning a stron g er apitude in the preseut erotical state of affair*, ii, 'elation to the belligerent powers of Eu. rope. For ihm purpose hr reconemetnis the orga nization of an exttuordisimy volunteer force of 20,000 men. in :addition to the militia, which is to be placed in is slate of greater t fficiency than at pre sent, mud oleo of the marine force, which is to be equipped acid rendered tit for actual service.-e- The address which suggests this policy had beet discessed in Cottgrt se, and the expediency of the measures which it proles's coucurred in. The proceedings upon thus question we are not able to state; but we know tl.at they closed by the !louse agreeitig to it vote of Seven Hundred and rifty Tharsaad Dollars for the ohjecte specified. The circumstance i. elates' he Washington papers of the wile instant. The cousideration of the Re solution of the Senate, approving the candled of the Executive, respe-ling Mr. JALILSON, was re sumed in the House of Here Stilt:l6%lV MI the A. sod at half past fire Cie fol:nwing inoruisig, the Resolutiou awe missed and read a third time, upon a divicou, Ayes, 73—Noes, 41. The Hume ad jourued at a quarter be nee six, after • sitting of dileteeu 1.01114 of severe and ardent debate, during which amen divisions took place ea mottoes for adjournment and recommittal of the resoltation. The Act empowering the Pontine? to send of fending Foreign Minister• oat of the Vented States hod ps,seil both nooses of Legislature. The bill brought in by Mr. Mecum, the 'wimple of which was to substitute Nou-lanportatiou for Non-Inter course, remained suspended, nut hosing pro ceeded to the thin! readmg. It was generally supposeel this Kill e. °old oot he urged farther.— Mr. Jaeu.aue rctu.siued at Pluledelphio, and rees tlnutt of impurtinice appears to have beet, done in Cougress suluerquent to the 14 %lieu the Home adjour..ed to Friday, the sth last. Stare Paper, pul,l t. 1.41 by illy Ccrpican Ruler of limner, sitter IMO %11.951 1 1411911 4.1 t6e suurekue pl.9llCf, 19 1799. kill .n ceoupletely oar( 'kJ has iu- tr,t , us.. sod givos *4l 11 , 11r~f trli • ti•sclo.ure of flnle.llo2llll views, far th.• sulw.mou of our toter• nil order. goverome.ii, a n d ruotsa.,:iy, as the I.otes of the Mari/ear, rot II i S,,cech..tt the opening of the 501...0011. We cannot complain that he has tort either hi. 00k1,e., or ht. plies, mice ria an 1 my.t.r.ous. It mu-t lie onft 'hit, in n. ea e ri•teating the tfAil. *A ill- temeert.d iseasur, s, Ira,. cit.!, It un r xr.•46tud, at. tre.ite.el. if net cunsunania., J, by tl e p,e-e It 1111 Wit imbecile A.:mili•tnition, elm her in S e .1.., or ton wet f act*. Tb..t Gout U:6i, nor the invasion ter Castle, nor tlie attempt iu the Scheldt, were maturely weighed; that Precipiro hop, or gross ignorance, or t merits, or proivasii— n ,hon and bider:mon, characteiise is of these en-, terprists; and that dissppoisitnieut. ur defeat, of misfortune, have accompanied then, all. 1:0 man will ►eotute to deny. !lad BONAPARTE Colllitie.l his animadversion' to our Miiiirterial i,ii:spacity, ex• hunted in all these attempts ! had he been content to hold up our Cabinet to the scorn and ridicule of Europa, who could have disputed the justice ur the truth of his observations? But, sue,' an isti a elt wool,/ not give scope to the furious pa•sious which agitate his irritable and gully mind. It is the So vereign, not the Adiniusstnitim ; it is Ge , ,rge the lira not his Advisi-r.. against shout he tbris:ts hi s shufts. In order to level Owns with us onsets,. this ferocious usurper affects to compsinimiale Gcs- TSAI)! the [Vat, whom lie apostroplu.rt•, and whose dereliction by the British Crown, us w-11 as his et.- pasition and Isiiiiistinieut, he uteri huts to the im mediate act of the Sovereign, which he stigoia.iw s with every iojurous or opprobrious eitilliel. lu the ix ru•a/ of such compositions, emanating from the polluted source of all power in France, we are compeltril to feel, that the Throne of the BOUR BONS is occupied by a revolutionary Despot, to whom crime is not Duty familiar, but inherent and indispensable. liar lie not, in fact, performed, with every sc. compaaiment of perfidy, violenee, and breech - of every, law or bmd, held sacred among men. in the person of FLatrisann VII. the most atrocious act ever perpetrated in history ? To what a chain of evasions, contradictions, incoroirtencies, and falsities, hos he not recourse, in order to cover, and to palliate, that eoonnotur. as well as unprovoked aggression ? Under bow essay preteoces doss he not endeavour to hide the turpitude and flagitious na ture of his treatment of the father and the son Suth apologies, offered from the throne which he ills, only prove the prostrate condition of the ton linen, of France. and of the Workl! II: is nut area ashamed—fur whom basket. fear ?—to roved that the unfortenste Fagg:SAX* was free to have returned to Madrid. and " that he should be escnrt ed by French troops to whatever pert he should chow:" though, in one of the official accounts, published, by authority, ut Bermes, in May, lbOar it is expresvly 4,411 , am:rd. that if he had refused to quit Spain, and enter the French territory, NAPO• LEOS knew liow,to compel him. Vet now, says the Alimilerr, " All the aorta knows that King CM/ *Las sod FICILIIIN AND came to Bayonne spec. taneously, and that no power of tl e Eareitos could have caused them to have come otherwise." But it is not the pen to which he entrusts his cause, though be may employ it to varnish his crimes, or to throw a veil acinis his enormities. He well knows, that force alone, which placed his brother Joseph on the throne of Spain, ma keep him there. I%or does N•roheou appear to hare neglected or relaxed any of the sumieuse military means necessary for that purpose. The destiny of the Spouish Crown and nation is obviously drawing to a crisis. Joseph, in person, has actually ad vanced into La Mancha. occupies Alinagre. and Vollanuers de los Infautes, in that province, is preparing to pass the Sierra Marcus, and is said to have mitered Auda!usia. If Ns roLsom himself. for whatever reason., personal or political. does not hitherto manifest a disposition to leave Paris, and to conduct Ms legions to the extremity of the pea ; if tins conqueror, hitherto so decisive sod so rapid in his movements, remains stationary ; he has at least collected sod sent into the field, the Giver and strength of those armies which subdued }umen. Facomuc WILLIAM. and ALRRANDEE. We cannot consider such a shock, and such • crisis, as is evidently approaching, without the deepest apprehension. Every general action yet fought, Wove the commencement of the struggle. in which Spaniards have been solely opposed to French, has terminated io favour of the latter. The battles of °cans and of Alba de Tomb. are too recent. to ba forgotten. Even the Jouta. by tentoving to Cobs from Seville, and, by convoking ithe Cones to meet in the Isle de Leon, sufficiently wheat, their own CaAic.ooottes• of the inaptitude of the danger. We neither wish to &iminish nor to disguise it, from OtlfSeiVtl4 or from oar country- Tutu. It is great, itinnineut, overwhelming, if we may credit the accounts transmitted from Faris, Bourdeaux, Bayonne and Madrid. Awful, ne vertheless, as it must he regarded. and proba ble as it is, that JOILPIA BONAPARTE may ovrr run Aodalmia, and may drive before him the Spanish Armies. we ate far from consAtaing the cause as lost. The resources of the .4.11 h ero provinces, along the coasts of the Meitner mean and the Atlantic. from V.ileuttis, snood to the mouth of the Guaslo!qutvir, if calirsi out, are incalculable. Eugland can rotor more readily into contact with them, Nan with Castile or Leon; while Frauer cototiolest to esirry ou hostilities at a vast thstauce fri.m home. If Spanish toylialty, patriotism, sad love of itol,Tendener, t.c.rse , ft.e eam , ory will t.gry.-t be ...I je.1,41 to a CCP . ea:. mater. velnn,Pilt, it la Ilia.. Cli:e tk/ t , / tAke 0,111 tor./ of coursc. amst I.c ti.o urv!er .6111111:1: MI t .h.r I' . 1• ea.. OMNI.' (. ewi :~, 1. Al 11, 14! el to d As 1 21.4.••4 i 1111 1.44 t. CIA Ass poison ,_...:: NAI'AL I.VTELLIC . ENCE. ----..._ • PO RTS1101; TV, Tr 8..) • frnAtttrriCli.eilaz,livilehielill Harriet, b . li li e l l u e l fr k . ' tio n itre g r iti ro ' b r h o , " ..: : , .. -1 . •"'"'" -- ' - ' '. feston*, uf 74 glom , shout three weeks ;. - 517 24 8 E1 Spoke on the VIMIt ult. Cape St. Moore's N 1 .;'! " i -- ttlootti. lil irtipmeo, the loin' dfurs, 1 1 . 11 d ' A. r • 15Z1. 1 ,, .....•••••••''......-- front this putt, fur Cadir, Nit well. ' TB wt•t'm , e . rti -Dock, Fro. 11 . Tkir mottling, ut tint -ii,,:lit , a sharp ~,:i,., / .., j ama i, o , w ~. di. c,,vert•il ott shore in V, L it ,„ - d B.iy, her et. w, mtly cosonoting of four w e, .....; ull :itui.i.l drowned. will be fags acts, Ittle I AR, TI Tlis Orator The Ventre Ilfr, Blowhard Caine demo front the River ,ll7 n a d E coT:l- 1 , 4 :',, had y m , l4 : l ; : e .T r il r ill: isi lli Trilniur :Ind rear) alde nts•rt of war ; H I . on at: ..,., t. mows, Mrs. I Ow trillium l'or I-Apt Itidininen,utoi with ni. 1 , - mpu d; Clrit 41,:rt 1......i•t l i , !:.‘ o.iii, anal iseVeral other Lutattl, railed lur I'mtitni.oth. The ertille.y env. to, and the r.inrore:::::, hon.', ar i I men is r Ilse 3d Ji.tt 4th Irio ,o As r . ,,..„ ~,,. 44"fterin °A of fti : CI li ill 3 1 11 in 1'..rtt0.,•,..1. se . to moil, . Orilla:l,', lir ~ e r i r ,-,„, ..' Triorhar" l the / I r/of, Is guar, and (..'owus, ..1.1 &lux C ~ ~. ii r Fa " . ' M! tisi‘lit. ' '' i - The mew Fr with reiterate! The a j :; ., r 4 4 Prize, ainountirg to it ...... . ..... ...L !: ~, t . tm uir. Noz .g.e rlo: , Nu..t.: ,t . - ANi a No. 9,9 9,104) 3,456 ~, - _ moot THI Gooiest OW ll VI &non on the 14 46r the Fes. tit :wont,. „:,: rr i l EIR 1 ~01(1 *A slurred b) RlCHatt.:, h. ( :tullEktli, ...,t CO. Coroloill, and Clotting i : 'Sr. It is wi . h great ltuppa at's, thou‘h oath their a 0 .1 guotl forruhr, BaAssooms and l:o h... e to 4 , nuance, they oo Weduestiuy i..ld No. 3.7j4,0 l'r 2e of 20.000 1 . 11. Ili Sixteeuth Sltore& ; No. .1 :, .. a I in( the TfitATUF., th obi, prr4 - ON A ~..po n rsee, hap; Pit Si, l'rize of 30601. in two Qi.arirrs sod c;;I:t !..,„. Hr. &atm), teenths; broideo four of SOUL &L.. &c, t emp • i ,, fortunate lioNers soy overawe their %owlet . 0,. 4- demand, et tl view thief comparative accouot of nolload; lko maw Illoilsio g a y ; 211 M SI 111 win of I Capitols fir loamy sear.. . Varner*, a• It is wary surptirittg, that there are so want Co:- visioto in this country , aura thug there oisouiti I* ~, methcd whatever of cousaiesoeutiaa for the tinue 'Harry. ► In AWE *hal 'The Flretau founder. CALVIN ! Camp; Rem ri...!!•___•••••-... -_-rf-_ yhaannoo N MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, 0 . M 104 47 - TIP w W. Rachel Marsh. Ealeigh. bort, roan:draper • a II James Dihulate,Betlioratzartel, Bedford- row, heel owl I' II ahoe-saakyr - - - . a ii • , Wi1n....1 i'allanee. East -tem, Bennoodery, hui!thr • 3lt Aura '...,114 ...1101b.m., Sl ithliews. , illtecler • -it William et t :::: , x, Pannier east. Ftillis.m. victualler - , Ili s•r• h selsolaris, Chin Itumcieerrat, Itlinztn, tote. ueapssi - - • - - . i la Thu mas Crouse, l'itkitt-street, Ilioltliaten, Wall-slaw. Th.itans Sumach% Iltatclifft.-hi.or• of, carpenter . si4 Nathaniel Barber, Corsa:oz.-atm et, thameer)-Lzue, 'elation,' • - - - a is James Wilkes, St. James's rarer', Ras-mmier - e so Join: Taylor, (Arcot Tuwer-stsvit, Lus.tiosi i woul/ea. draper - - - - i I Frederick Dore, Lie of iligh-earet, Southwark, op. holder - - - - 2 Li Malian% Thomas Paw, and Jacob Ray, Doet-liewl, Reassotnlo ~ sisr..p, brewer. , - . e ro Jolts Greg..ry .141 e), Gloucester tetrore„ Comma. csal-toa.l. Nliuhlt•seX, macho .5 . - - t t Julia Hubby I. atienhall.street, Lued2m, wholesale hosier _ - - - - - 2 12 le#Lll Hearent, late of Luarlarse,"Bertmoatiaz p, Sway, Isaac - - , - . • 5 I Jame , . Races*, Iltightio-fiehls, Lk ptfual, Emit, Tie- -1.,..t!er - - - - 2 12 3 soles t'reroll, Ifuxtun-aquare, Sleoreilittb, *Jeweller lit Ldwarel Louisa, Mirk-lame. Loud..., eacrelsesst . I I heninelCkantrers, Nl.,idalyar., Skein, cur mosackaat - I ie James Crassfuuti SPLeud;lat,. 4 V. oaring. Lin wow of Heasley-lout, Leicester 1 . .. Ws, Als.littests, timer- chant - - " ' 1 it Witham Alkiere, Pinitlisc-sikeet, Rotherhithe, Sat rep, broker - - • JULIA Ivory. Mirk , law, LattAms, broker - .1 10 bu1i........0u ,Wkitb ts 11+4 A ars Mao alrly probww Titis as? 1.1)0 ET . I 1111401 eltls Noes i ivy renduint la ',lthor of il a SEW F.I 'root : yr, JL Ilian'....r Lette relator to eke semen Imes Oat lar•teda of Ilebsuis, p • wow 6. ' a lIIPOS' 4 JUVEN pi the sow , THE IW, VLIZ A I JJGRIEI yoa, mu. , Is I Tad ma the!.. .re so: eel lentil. ',as mos..; her sew. .1 oh m at i.s.ol.:•us 111 a m le ors,.e, I s i fto m tlsh .. i s two.46 . Dose . L... eitor see li , or .. l7,.....fi er e r lt . s, a 2l.V..le . .- I , 1 , 4 2 d o li rull e. "l . I 11 John NI Ull ray tlipostust steal, Mal-la honey, tailor Itr John Hills, Leeds, Lent, miller - John Ns.ttissourle, Tokenlstrisse...yard, Lo . odun, mui- : :: 131: ) .11411444are * /elm Walker. Blockniau-strcel, Soutbeat k, hues- draper - • - - Robert Wright. Watling-street, Lomita% wartlioalu: " {William {{skeins, of the same rhae, warehouseman Ile {Wilkens Dixou and Hun Dime, Hulbert:An, au, arm. „ of Moms * , 0. la pain , ad The Stuck Premises am ssol'asorm e lore DIN h Nn 11:61 , try, timber-nierchants - - '1 I 1111 1, 1 " iii*Cht b. Ermege hi " . traneis Perry, finsbery-repare, Ntiuldlesev, merchant 1 i 1 Alt minder :sawn, late ollirtal Preto:oil -street, (....:• him A! ones-Lehl., mantic merimer - - 1 I' I ‘llt. C DIVIDE:NM. - • " el. William flail, errb)-steir.re, Londue., merchant - 11 ito th . rs 2 . Jot.a Erlwranl Manua, of the same plate. in, r• hoot to 'm4 ~.... _, Fir Mall hew itlimam, Kat. Thomas Wi1kii,...,., cud h a mar William Wuhan,. Graereburels-stseet, bombe's • It D o, I „ rh , CERI I FICATER. "my 1.1 114.1 laseple Rolterls, of Gonna-row. Saiot Cocoa ge'..4eldi, Si t• 5ah,,, 1 ,. p., a), baker. t.fiilio ilia John Dawns Scott, Lite of Heath Collage', Somerset, sod Ism a .„.,, , Hes . a prisoner in the Hine , Bench Primo'. jo..latr est mi.., ~ Charles Garoomo, uf Honours. SI seal lowa, i rank- maker. Cttaa sie Gown, Strait ua, of Petra.l,lly, Soot Jamas, Palereora, ir..ussowot , r. Edward Brume, ut Weliinc:socougli, N o ttherunturs, rum./ Joke War ,t, of Sts.ektosi, Ilt.rls;•.an tuaster-usus.ser. r rn2 1 ; 1 Joi.eph Corder, of the Parreimeol, . kiwi ..-....„„_„__. Mra“cflelda, Lando', ppo• Nairn. Irlitc . y tn .. Thomas Beau s•II, of Nawman•arturt,Chiford.stre,t, Mrlale• sw rat nd , ix a., coach-m.l,r. Westuur.stM, Montt i t urph F.e / mi o u, late of f rean'a-coart, St Matt,9l,'. 0 1 1116.3- s t rer 1 " . . toad h y i . a :rased, Lmoluo. hut uuse u ahre f rsstet, r isi.',..), 11. Wean, gudelsomith. tel. 7g, *wile Ti folio Direidooa, of the East ladia Cbaaabers, Loados. tie" Beta & t !iant. 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