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i s etlks.Convt. bevitig derided for *Stehle. they bedlam , wily to oesivider ef the best mode of cerry ialelat into execution. tie for tbis tweet , warmly recomessoded to invite the competition of elf slue^ erlsedMe .f this actuary ur any other, and tie decide their claims aceordiug to their merit des& Sr , O ems farther olsserratioos from Mr. S. Damp, the motion was agreed to. and a Committee appil6ol of *lithe Alttermea present. with a Ctisk.' 1111111111 frOdl each warth to receive models and dr. signs from such artists as airy t willing to execute the some, and to report them to the Court for ap praisal. The Court meat proceeded to common business ; wheel Mr. Edward Pearkel woo rtected Cutlet:tor of Sinithliel4..rnarket. iu the porno of the late Mr. Tockey • and Mr. Richard Freeman, Collector of reetmairehet. in the room of Mr. Petite,. The Chamberlain was directed to pay the auto of fifty pouada, being the usual allowance. to the Au ditors of the City's Aereutits this' year. lUDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 31. Jana Dowse was indicted fur so assault on John flail. The Prosecutor is en Officer of the Cus toms. employed in the West-la:ha Decks; the Defendant a Toll-collector on the Commercial toad. A dispute having arisen between the De fendant sod a iroodian.on die eth of September last, as to the propriety of the latter paying toll. a num ber of persons assembled and deliiered their opi nion ea the subject. Among the rest. the Prose- • coo. mho has lost the use of. his leg is the service of bra neentoy. stopped. along with two friends. with diem be entered into conversation ou the con tested paint. at about ten or twelve yards distance froin the tall-Lease. •It did not appear that either be or fish's's& bad offered any offence to the De fends's; who ' however , sallied forth from his code s sad. a fter a few prefatory damns. seised the r by his nom, which he twisted vehement.. ly il %ito viral times. Veering. however, that he lroi watched it from its peeper place, he. with the bask of his hand. forcibly amuck it npwaids. for the Forme. as was saggested. of fixing it in its vise= eiteetiee. No *Mooed were called for the defeat*. • The July returned a verdict of guilty. sad the li:otne soused the Defendant to pay a line at M. _ _ Pope the pounce'. was indicted for a 'violas% sousult nu his wife. Kitty Pope, on the toth of June last. The fterties in this cue were of considerable re spectability; the Defendant, a very young man, is in partnership with his father, a pawn-broker, at Nantes ; the Prosecutrix is the daughter of a per son of respectability is Deptford. The • parties have been married about tee years. Mr. Chases was proceeding to open the case, when the CAMILMAIII expressed • wish, that • Imsi. nese evidently involving the Orate history of a re spectable family, should not be made a subject of investigariuti in • criminal court. He swished that it should be left to die arbitration of some perbons appointed equally by the parties. To this pinposition the Counsel on each aide se ceded ; and the Promaratrix and Defesidaot were as.. willing to agree so such an arrangement; hat Me. Pope, sea. the father of the Defendaut, re heed all compromise. and the cause, of mum, promedod. • From t h e deposition of Mrs. Pope it oppearrd, that, es the 11th of Jos*, she was making a shirt for Ise? bullhead. when he aline its • and, after ac anthi; her with having said, " that she wonld Paver set another stitch from hits," he *truck her • vielrot Now on the jaw. which cut her mouth _ myth,. sociaiseed her, tongue to swell, and protensed her. he 14 days, trorn taking any nutri a..., ones,' idiot the mired through her teeth, be: month won% almost completely closed. The latter part of this evidence was supported by a woman of the name of Cooke. who lived uext doe, to Prost eutria. The defense set up was, that the Propecotrix had rise to a launch at Deptford, on the day preced. iug tbe valault ; and, in speaking of that eircum seance, had made use of language calculated to ex site the jenlonsy of her husband.—[This allegation was positively denied by the Proseentriz.)—lt was also contended, that the chastisement was give, iu consequence of that provoeation--and, by rite law gibe land, • man had a right to inflict moderate corporal punishment on his wife. The Cnstaw AN. however, thought that this was a violent assault on one of the King's subjects ; under his direction, the Jury brought au a verdict of Gaihy. Samuel lambkin was indicted for an asmult on William Adamson, on the Ist of July. The Prosecutor is a maiket-gardener, mod be tween two acid three o'clock in the morning of the day norationed in the indictment, he was coining to town, alosig with Lis wife, who was on horseback ; . the/. itopped at Kingslaud turnpike to pay the toll ; while he went tato the tell-koepet's house to discharge it, the llefendaor, shinier, who drove a cart, in anoinsay with his tee brothers, in two other earts. dashed op s and ran violently against the horse which Prowscistoe'a•wifli was riding, who, with the animal. was precipitated into the road. The Prosecutor case oist, and seize the reins of the Defendant', bone, for the pus of learning his aunalier, when be was ass 1:1•11 lino, and several of his comparing's. aril iery much beaten, who I for the moment. Presertitor then mounted tilse Horse fruni which his ode had been thrown. . pursued this offender., *A, with the asiii-tnnee of dal patrule, took the fertile Mr. Lambkin into aseledy I The Defendant brought lumina his two bro thers, and r carter, to destroy the evidence of Mr. Massaisa and his wife; in this attempt, however, lie linled, and the Jury brought in a verdict of Codify. lie Court sentenced him to pay a fine of 101. to the Ki.g. Ye•tereloy onorniiig a labouring lllan was run over a coat Vt4YWOU near N er. gate luarker. 111111 WAS kilted on the op?t. He has left a wife aud six dui then. A tiro brake out on Tuearia• nicht, at a public. Luse ur Wltifecents-strevt, City Read. A young wuman. "PhD slept is tb. sweniid finar, in her fright. threw h.traelf out of CIP wititlew , awl was so dread fully bruised that she died yetttrday. OLD BAILEY SESVONS, °M E. tirfolv Lord Miff Junto ELLEN.I4IIIOIIII. Mr. aerels l'uomrves Mr. Jos* Lotiasioes, Lon° 11118Y01. allicialDlll4 Bola if AL. otaitzw. linsio Hepburn, and White (the dromisteaboy). who are capitally indicted fur au abominable of fence, were put to the bur. Mr. livasmv, as Counsel dot the Prisoner burn moved, that his trial should be put off until next Sresions. Ile stated, that Replutrti had wrote to the Commander in Chief% Offiee, requesting that en order should issue for the sending home from Portage', two drummers belonging to the ad Regi ment, who were necessary witnesses in his defence; but he had received for answer they timid not is sue such an older, unless they were directed to that effect by the Court. He (.lr. Game;) had an if titlark substantiating his statement. Lord ELLEND4trtoutiu observed, that it wits un usual for the Court to give such direction. He could not doubt hut the Commander in Chief wotikl do et ery thing in his power for the farther. auce of jastice. Mr. GueNcv replied, that no blame could atl. tacked to the Commander in Chief. The delay had arisen by u mistake in his office, and not in the neglect of the Prisoner. The Poisoner White said, it wit his wish that his trial should not be isisstponed. Mr. A►.r.DY, his Comila, said, he thought it would be must adviseable for him to wait ; fur if the witnesses who were in Portugal, by tin it evi dence, could be of service to the other Prods**, they would he equally beneficial to him. Lord lii.i.ttssintoicsni observed. if it was the wish of the Primer NI kite to have then his trial, lie should certainly hate it, if he felt the least op pressed by waiting until next Scission, when the other Nome, would take his trial, for from the nature of tire eirecemstence of his witnesses being abroad, he was emitted to the indulgence. It ism the duty of the Court to put It bite on Isis tried if . lie requested it; but lie thought his Cuitiniel, :14% Alley, had given him such udvice es lie ought* adopt. and that he should be ruled by him. White acid he submitted to the ads ice of his Coutisel.—They were accordingly remanded. Roberts. who wits indicted fur breaking ont of Coldbath-fields prison ; and Daniel Aria, and tiolkard, for aiding and assisting in his escape were put to the Bar. 1)n the nation of Mr. ALLSY, the Priastwers, Ads and Folksier!, wets allowed so go at large en aster int into recognisance, of loot. etch, to appeer at the arm Sessions.—Roberts was detained. COINING Robert Batts. Ila;:yil ; Oileas 0119 f) Bytes, Joseph Cope.'Nery Slater alias Cope, rod Clarke Nation (i, d. sorter groan the artn), were capitally indicted for high treason, trader an Act of Edward the Third's, For conspiring together, and coining *tie base shilling and one base silepeitee, in istitimon of the coin of the realm. Mr. Kahrr staled the case. AVlWarn Stafford deposed. that in March last he was a soldier in the Bast Middlesex Militia. He saw the Prisoner. Charles .Wslton. at the Crispin • .puldie-house. Grub-street. Mary Walton mired .hint. did he come from. ffir Wurwichrbire 4 (an swered in the amative. She then Swig • lie knew Birmingham, and if he had been demo to the queer. He kutw what she incept; it II Barreling • term for coiuing. He told her he heti; and aft* some other conveisatien. they got perked) , ac quainted. At Easter, Butts exited him ter fillbem to move from No. t 7, Hooper-street, Leicester- • fields to No. 4. Chequer-alley, BenhiH-row. He assisted hies ; there were a lathe and a cutting-en gine, used in coining.. At the City of Chester pub- • lic-house, he heard the PkiIIADCF Cope complain to Butts that be wanted blanks to goon with; they., were what Butt, cut in the shape of shillings sod six pencet, and which Cope finished. Hf . had seen both Butts and Mary Welton at work remolding the edges. Cope rhea ed loin some sixpences ninth were very rough ; he said *lmo %sere finished by • young heed, whom he had taught, and wonted the witness to iit.lwae of them. which he declined.— At another time be heard Cope tell Butts be want ed his hiaiiks to complete an order which he' had re ceived from the country. Ile asked Cope for some white oues—he said he could not give them to him until he4pid served his regular customers. Charles Welton was present et the time. He (the witness) was taken into custody on the sth of July. as a de l i - serter. end put int. the Savoy ; from %hence he was scut to prison. On the nth of Auplei lie gave. information to the Solicitor of the Min „ from which time he had acted mider his directions, and sew all the Prisoners et work, except Chatles Walton. On his cross-examinatioe by Mr. GURNEY, he said, he kn.iw all the slung of coiner. before Le knew the Prisoners. Ile made the disclosure from no other motive than for the good of hi. King and Country. John Armstrong, an raver belonging to Worship. street Police-Office, proved the taking of Cope mid Mary Slater into cestoily, and finding% quantity of counterfeit sixpences is, their spertsuent, No. in, Peter-street, Saffron-hill, also the neer/nary arti cles for colouring. fie also upprehenderl the other Prisonero, and found the cutting-machine in the garret of Butts's house, fixed with a cutter the size of a sixpence. Lord Et.i.eNtioaoucta observed, he was of opi nion that the indictment was not supported ac• cording to %list Wilt 1 rlillloll by the Act of &laded Ill.; for it fool not !wen 111,1iNt that they were all at the conipl. lion or linix!'ing of troy piece of base coin in question. The statute of William 111. makes a person assisting in any purl of the process of coining capital, but the present Act only took into its voustaleratien the completion of the thing 'rite Jury returned R verdict of—Not Guilty. Robert num erns then (-vitally indicted under the Act of William 111. for having in his posses 'lnn a cutting-ungine, for the purrune of coining, withnitt being lawfully anthurised. Tl•e ?vide:ice WAr the .:.roc as in the la•t case, and lie nits Ss. The Nathan, N 1.1.1; a h•ta arrived at Liverpool from the Rio de la Plato, brif ging advice of the vutiniimiion of a large 1/9ltion of t he int-riot of South America to the mew Gover , oneos of litueu,is Ayrks, mad of the c:iptiv.ty of Gen. Li IE.G3. r,- •_ /4011 r, 4 r - Ar . • jp MONTHLY LIST OF Nscr PUBLICATIONS FOR oarosin. AGRICULTURE Tho Fist trees Arr;;;W:b7.ol7 fur Id 10-1 I t 11. if. for Irak , or, lus lid fur halts•rar. ARTS, !IN E. A feint of Hie 31ayemy, iu the :u', year of hit f,ll[ll r homelmck, in the unifurntof the Oxford Blurs By Mr. Ito senbergo I lecher' by In coloured, Ifs. ARTS A • D SCLINCIES. Letters on Natosel and Rawrimeotill Philosophy, Che mistry, Mammy, Pleminkruy, lied usher Yeaucheo of S,ll.llre pertaining to the outterial *oriel. Addressed to $ 1 weds within: in the 31etropolis. the Rev. J Joyce. s tun. I ut. 641. Six Leetnres on the Elements of Plane Trigonometry: with the Method of eunrirvartins Tables of Natural nod Lo garithmic Sams, tosium, Tanciste, kc. By Ilw Rev. B. Benlcc, A. M. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Gabri.t e ; and Patifessue of &discomfits in the List India Cuaegs. IWO. 4s. An Ems, demonstration the Piactienbility and Advan. lege of the Discovery of the Longitude at Sea, by Solar Ob. ILITVIICIOU in the First Meridian. Dedicated to the Com mander. And rubori:inatc Offices, of the British Navy. By (I.4dsons. iIIX;RAPHY. the Life of the late Rcilby Partcsit, lord Bishop of I.u.i. don ; bin ttpiniut.a, last Will, loot Character . in which ere eluded Anevdolte of those with *boon he lived, and of wary ti:ingsta theeated elm if ter.. Hy A. Loyinsu, of M colon. Colter, tosford. stn. us. BOTANY. A Botanical t,aleadar Owe, at one tier, the ge neric and speeilk Larne, the claw, :Ate. mud ba h of ali the British Pta.tt, arranged according to then• tune of O. uuder each womb of the I ear. By the Bev. William Phelps, A. K. tow bit ; large paper, .1. ts. !toenail Kenton.; or, a Catalogue of the Planta (obi. waled in the Ituyal Garden at Kew. Kj the late William Alton. Ellargrd by NSNiaM 7unnsend Astuar, Gasdruer to Hu 31.ijcity. Vol. I. *to. 121. CLASqI..I4. • XS*li AramethruaVu,ctas,aJ 'Wt.'s Slannocrirtornrn enie.ifavif, Not.s, rt Gluottorimu. Atkitrit Carottert Jacob°. atouttfirld, A. 11. Coltriii ,Xtiiiiiiatra atm.., 1.:m.41 4 / I st .uric Soots. tic • - T EDI-ATA. _ . Elements of the Spanish Grammar .w, s clear, short, and easy Method, by whkh tie Stu ly ursine Spanish I.mogriage is tendered perfect /y koala, to the Luglisk Schuiar. To which are added, INalogort, l'oterba, dr. By John l'igter, 'l;:mtlier uf the nranislo, French, aud Itahan Limpid /La. 4. I.unnti. t'liantbetyrs Everrivesi improved by Nicholson, revised, etwreeterl, and enlar.:e.l or, Practical Syntax of the Foods Tongue ; a-berth. lath itilet is given arpratily, with an IF:x -(41-i.* upon ii, with a 'easy to confine the Attention of the Lerner to OW' Object only. DI Arkrille Bridell, A 31. I ono. Gs. brad. • A Voestbalas7, Vertice s Arsine, and English ; *bridged from 114 *mart., edition of Ric "'ardente, Dietiointry, as edited by Chariot Wilhirs, tati. 1.. L. V. E. K. S. Lly IJai id ..pt; itts, Rsq. Amilataut Surgeon on the Bengal Establiah ment. Royal two. IL Itis. litsToßy. The Anneal Reveler, or, a Vtew of e s ie Mid Literature, fur die 'est' 1791. *fn. Pier LAW. The Trial of Abraham lemon, Thomas Teener. Barton ttilonn, Jain M'cloter, John Nubullion Matlntroit, aud• Charles RowHugon, for a Coooliii eel and Rua at the Thee tic-Royal, Liverpool, in May last. 39. 6d. E, SURGERY, ANATOMY. The *leapt Volume of the Annual Medical Review sad Regime*, for 59.9; comprising a critical it count of every Pubticatiolf4elatilog to hiedicide and &emery, which ap paggyti earbsx that year; together with au Historical Sketch ottios Dissimerico and Intprorime•a• in th r ee aad i m cut . bo r e a l se4eee within the seam period ; • Report of doe genes"' Moo hf lining ig24lkheiii, in the Metrapolis; and estioltruf asinarilideuite'fidellisose. By • Soeiaty of Pbyttflais: Ito. tee. Edainnditions in Antal/ Piloto4owy, Practise of P. sic, Illiarotry, Mater jiliyan, Chysietry, and IPliarrnatpi fur the. Mae of 8t1,411010. are about to paos the College of Serseino.„ Medical or Tnaieport boat*. By Robert Hooper, M. D. lineal! _ . . DirAionary of. Prettiffst Surgery= collteted horn the boot aed nturiaitatolletVesarf Ithworation, srd ills Motel by Critical Rearmlut- lactailing Ohm rations on the mull impormicilliemailmo Applications, Instrumento; the Etymology and /Weaning a tho principal Terms a com plete Phormaeopenis Cleirnegica, ace. The whole forwrer complete Comprodiom of awoken Smirksl latioolede., fur the use of Stimitiatr, private Practitioner*, onA N.asl oral Military Sur:prom Dy Snmeel Cooper, Dauber of the Ituyol College of Ccrgeers in tioidno. ern. 1; 4 , Description awl Trcatmcat of on Affection of the Tibia, by Fcter. By Then= Whatey. Member of the Royal College of •Sargcons, Lawton. ra MC. . . I LIT ARV . ot Military Streey and Plan of the Upo►ationa of J.0r.1 Wellington Vortovii, ckarly explaining ever) Aliments:at of Use Arta). 4. 64. MIiCELLANEOUS. The Quarter', Device', Nit. VII. tis. • The Phallistlitortst, No. 1. :to be continued quarte.ll; fid 'the CMsrrwl JiArose, No. 111 Us. The Stommlealt ,F,Laiktu r tuts, Allen, and Co.'s Cats logne for teta.tt. stsetiat. 'rlre osier - tuns Pcaati;A Vock•Jubbiag Viteeiled • i wi:h en Appendix Containing eeverid gstraordittery care, par (ocularly \hat in nitich Mr. !Binh, Stcubloolier, win 114111 tiff, and a toreigti Gentlemen, fietlintlant ; with Counsel's r tinniest and Alined thereon; and the Act of i'iirlianuott relative to stoelt.jubhing. It) Thom i.4llovtirti-x, Esq. .4 Catilogne of oputirrdit of ta,t.w rate. and colorable nooks, a:le.:sod from the Lihraitel of the fait !eta Eaq. the Nev. John ‘lhitaker, sq the choice Artirlea of the Coll' (-ton ut Mr. 1,4 otter, nue uu sale by J. M erottil. An Engraved Plan of the Two inieutled tirniiiigliam 17a. ter-Winks she:ring th► ion rem fluserv..i..., Engin, a, Works of Main Piping, Plans of which were btd r ..l at the Office of the Clerk of the Knee, tkpteutlo•r sa , t, to tn. Meditations for the A4eil. Ily John lArn.ttr , M.A. Rec. for of f01i0,,, and Vicar of Greathaso 14 CO: (.uuttty Vf Put liana, lieu. os Novr.i.s .4ND TAIXC The Hattzbters Isettlwrg 13avatista Botattare. 33y Ahria I)adal P.tlnter, tuffs ti 4*. Wt. laud i ut the Transfarutto m a. Datlieatt•d I.• the Rwitt Ma. Richard Minsky Shetttlatt. By B. C. 'Loan. Ormond, or the Secret Wattles'. By the Author of %rte. land, &c. 9 *td l l, 13*. _ . Coifs a am pne ilonilly, !limbo. a) &s 4 vole I.2tun. Si lA. POLITICS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY The Crisis; or, Clin the Country be dared lt,..etly con sidered. li, ao Officer. is. Brief 01::;ereations on the Address to Afojesty, pro posed by Ful,(:rrq in Mc 14011 It of Lords, LAY June, a 1.,. By AI iliam RWICOP, 0. Veronika on Bit prt•:ot Mali of Public en flit. In.! tlic C.o.seitio,-.,‘ likely to result r. . the Betels.: of ',;r. S. ri 41164 Wirini; in a I sties. to %Vol. Almon ra, P.si Al P. Drputy Govern., of the Btok . Py k.111.11,.114. A Oral, Fair, and l'enclol Itorrstirtion. ado- Pomo CO:111m roe, root Azu t o otturr of this kto,ol.sto wilt • full llt fot:::.ott of :11l Th. Pio prortag, from infatt.ltic Docuto. t. 1 ,, Ilt.t our Putollullort ls •-ft' rs..smor„ front the b• 41) Prurr J firms, an,' Co. : otniot novo.. War . tool If mot strtn,firtl, t .d teat fall Also slo in dn. peat iforu:ol of We last toou last , an Mat p is of 011111. Li I r.i; tl blies& Fie. sa. 641. RI:3.14;10x, HioliOoTolowatiose ; w E. 1...aw.n. eaetaithistiate at the litekt !ion. I. N J ma Ike I*PiPtera• e I I,.etbartht. The Mike euf the &trimly Rooletn Cr is a cisme delivered to she clergy of II teaser, at the Trirooial notation of owning air Jane, latn. (:, orge !vise Bishop of Gkirthtes, 4114 Win '2ll. tis..ts W the Pahlir and the Lexielaw and Effect of Remiseheal l'reat hist By IV. ea: Gel A View of the Brahmini. at ftelitios, of the Truth I.f she Sweet, thaw, , the 31usitl Charnetrr : In • Series of I.isruto fore the University of rd, in the yt or tate founded by the late Rev. Joh* Bay" of Salinhnry. By the Rey. J. N. s Client Practical Ni I:111011P . fur the I rite Cali - ming Sohjectr from Ciekrono--flaptisin—Atoriiitanr e on 'Flit Piety of Kneeling, Ile. By the 1.1-11 as Tl.e lial ghtening and Invigorating Examp:en, rep, reented in a Sermon preaa on the t6th of September, tvby Itreaiiinitli t o n ph take, Esq. in the ,std year of ►ir a at the rooted request of t►r Earratora and Thomas Taster. la Ern natty Societies Stabstil uteri kw rum! &imam, preached ar ('hrist Chan h, by the Rer !tamale! Clapham, At. A V.ear and Great Omaborase. td or eight rm.." TOPOUIt it'll Vol. Xof Tie Beal,' of Encl..' in as Accuout of 1.0114.111 and ►lyddltae Wvalake Brayley. 11 Jr l hop piper, Prvsent State of the Spanish lieulm actual of Hilousiola, or Spam l)• tttttt tad; willi a Emeriti Surt4l, of Ktuith Cuntinest of Arm ries, .4 relates Popolui iuu . Customs, Al asioc.lll, Irak if the Se.l intents of the Peuple 00 their the Mother Cougar!, Ate Br Witlaktri tAr) to the EmOtolition valid; camel/ell IN.rnivsyu fuss tie Eyelash, end Ittsidesl dart., vols. ave. 11..14. Vatedostio, or in ACC. n..i ;(' 41 of North briteito, froth the niu.t A 1,1 'lime.. By George 4.1.41t0re5, r 410...1. 46. large parr, 41. 144. . NAVAL INrELLIn, PoRIIII Arr . ae 1 the 111u1Itt schoutitr. from n t fur-. SAllei the Charger elan-brig, L. t o Li.tnu mod the Pelethle,rewoo le guns. CAFPau* Sreveusan. wi Giv-rw•ey; the Llama, Lieut.Treee the (*torus sit op of war. for the' lite Naiad talo. convoy for end thr En !e for l'oltagdl and tl Tlu 11114rnia Mill %.;i1 ro-murrow the 31(eliterroneath Lord Valeer' rind eviler,, go Sig in her ; they ri PIA" Came in the. Valiant from a en light from Portsmouth. Soiled the Forourite es a cruise; rtxsteuim.tiocl SAHA the Nerd OA 74, to re. 4 off Brest ; and the Resew sloop of she went from the harbour to the ceerted immediately to ses--it is val pseghes for bribes. Arrived the Jew tender, with from Bristot. Went into the Sound the Dmiag Wind N. •ILfi At lived the Hawke and Peerucl Artmil the Rpartan and Brd../ N.W. SIECTING OE CItEDIToRs A. TO-NIURROW. Thonen Row landson, /aleph Bate., P,Tattel aim, Er:sant Isaad, and arks, London, mu chains DI VI DEN D. Doti.' Skinner, Nt Inv ow-calms a., Surrey, mkker - COAL 111,01i1ET, t ) C Sh:po. Ships sold. 49 Newcastle Coal ti Sunderland t Scotch Cost Wekh 5 Cinders PRICE OF STOCKS YENT A a per Cent Rctinceti .... • •• • 3 pCr CML. COUIIOII 4 pet Crut. s per Cleat. Navy. ..... . . ••• Leon ..... . OMaieea lades Stuck fedli Rooth Escbrtiot.r thins ..... ...• Cottrell for •........ T. BICI 4, C•rninii, sr lIAIIIIAt I.S. Tarifa!, Robert Isberwtii, Fag. In Ann, Ins only dattglater of We !lc Inn, ‘r 111.. 11u l'oottl.sy Isal, by the Roy. It.rbattl Pules, C.l“plant sd Haw Ilya. (Mdse.*, In Men Teller, only danght , 11:1q of Goner-atraet, icalforti-einare. On the 21.1 of Augnat, at linins, Took, Esq. formed) , of Laaboo, to totgliter nrJators Brander, faq cf 111' 11.115 On 11 , in.lay 111114. ling, .41 i•Ve el. li.r rent at Its•ntla‘i How,. near C. H. nry Ye!writ.", Lord 1.. .y olr it Wytwolll. i nce, I tratt , ag of the VII, rth It. &mutat of tt pt ; s tall, and Al.44t•tiatr hot. wa.k. 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