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.. tiff asked was what the ►epairing of this damage cost him, tt6l. 6s. He was sire the Defendants, who are the high constables of the hundred, would sever base defended this action, if it WV% not ne cessary for thein to have a ♦erdict of Jury to en title them to assess: under those considerations he had sot a doubt hut they would give a verdict fur the Plaintiff. This statement was fully made out ism evidence. Mr. Scrj.*nt Sar.t.on contended, that the Act never eo.teinplated that breaking of windows was port denedishing a house; if this was allowed, ew.•rr 111.1 . . who had a pane of glass broke by acci dent iii his house, might call on the hundred to re place. La►d Chief Justice MANSTILLD observed, that hr would direct the Jury to five a verdict for the Plaintiff; but he would lease au opening for the Defeuda:st► to bring the gues'ion be ore the whole Judges belonging► to the Court. The Jury 'Accordingly g.we• • verdict for the Plaintiff, 1261. OLD 11411.E1, J VLY 19. James ifirrifie war capitally indicted for violently assaulting Alfred Baxter, ou the Kiug's highway, lowing him in bodily fear, anal tithing from his person, against his consent, three B ink dollars and one shilling, ins property, on the night of the llth at Bait:* r, the Prosecutor, stated, that on the ti.re Aid in the indictment, he dined with a friend ir. • neighbourhood of Chalk Farm :on his re tor , town, between nine and ten o'clock at night, he...:.'upped near the workhouse of the parish p s „ cris . br the PrMoiler ; wltu, clapping a pistol to In-ear, with au milli deniansitd his moury. Prom eur.,r refused to comply ; when the Prisoner wihdrew the pistol. and he distinctly heard it socked. Prisoner again presented it, and demand ed his money : he then delivered to him three dol lars and a shilling: the Prisoner asked for more, but being informed that was all Prosecutor had about him, he made off across the fields. Prose clime then went to the Britannia public-house at Camden-Town, and give information of the rub be, v. lie &l out see the Prisoner until the Monday following, when he was in custody : he recoguieed his pet suit, as the moon shone at the tuna the rob bery was committed : he also recollected a shilling, • portirolaily marked, which was shewn to him by the Police Officer, es hiving been found on the Prisoner. Smith. a Pulire (Miner, stated. that. on the night of the I di of Jii , te lie was patrolling the mod , . in the neighbourh ood where the robbery took place, in . mummy with Preston. a brother officer ; be had been apprised of the rubbery ; and, observing a Mall in at dela on the left-hand side of the mord, shout 11 o'clock, he desired Preston to go lied see what lie was about. Preston went ever end apprehended the Prisoner ; they took him to Mother Black Cap's fa public-house at Camden- Towel. and searched hum : its hits poi kit they timid a loaded pi,tol, three dollars, a shilling. and it far thing. The sh:ll , ng was the seine winch had been identified by the Proiwcutor. Preston. the other officer, corroborated this tam. *Loony. The P.isotier, in his defence, stated, that he had come fru% Bath, for the purpose of claiming name prise-moue;. He had, on the 11th of June. gain to a friend at Hampstead : feeling himself tired on his return, in the evro inn, lie had I till &Iwo in a held tra sleep, in which field he had found the pis tol, and was ultrinately •ppreheurfeJ. Mr. Justice Ls. BLANC summed op the evidence. and the Jury brought in a verdict of—Gnifty. The i'risoner is a squislid-lookrug 48 years of a x e. George Garrett was indicted for feloniously steal ing three ten-pound notes. four one-pound notes, four eruwo-pieces, and two lialfecrovro-pieces, the Waverly of Samuel S:ppell, in the dwelling-house of Walter Cotton ; „end with having borglarionsly broken oat of the said dwelling-house, with the property. Anti Morrell, the wife of the Prosecutor, leposed, that, on the night if the !nth of .lone, she slept at the Ella Bells public-house at Kensington : three were two beds in the room where she slept ; nee was (recopied by herself. her husband, and two children ; the other by the Prirmer u: the bar. sod a labouring man. They all went to bed at the manse hear; she pat her poLkets under her pillow ; but, on awaking about five o'clock in the soorumg, she fouled that the string which connoted them as. cut. and that the pocket contouring the pros petty described in the indictment was taken array. On looking towards the bed in which lbe Prisoner hod slept, she observed that he was net in it. but his brindle renteined to tit...roma. On imfoiring for the Prisoner below stairs, she found that he we, not in the Anne. The rnopetty 1. 1 4 , 1ert she had le' centred from her had:trod on the morning lathe toth ; it was prise-ntoney, and they had branched from Wiles for the purpose of el dosing at. Tits Pnsoner was totally unknown to witness nr her hues bend. till the preceding s'irtmlay, alien they were lodged at the same puhlic-Inewis. tlw at Uxbridge. The iaron.y bail liven !diesel f o r rmrity in the hands of the landlads of the rt•• hi kr put.4l , --ft,nee at liersaingtou. • odPrlvealtr was pip - mat when het husband received it front the ;Med ially. 51111 delivered it to witness. N line's never law km after the robbery UI Friday t'surritht, when she observed him standing at the door of a hoore to the Rormigh. *Lee /us led* : he immediately *hut the Joe*. jumped swot a wall in the pod. cis treed anothee home. mid bid hinmelf wider the at liras A Conetable. however.got ham out. Winn witness dent °tided how he could twee the hart to din Op di an neuron. he urerwered. » Mby don't you take it a keep epriettr:' Prisoner tray-11141 tie 01'n. road with her and her husbered front l'ebridge, but not in mentality! he came to the Eight Bells at Kossnoirten the etrenurg before them. Swan-1 ?tappet!. the host-Ind of :tee termer wits aro. contirnsed Caere part of her termites: with with he was ronisectrel. lie farther tie,ineea. that: h. teen °he Goa of the hand. of ibe !awl. lady J. the %Mot ; wt.. i I couompente et the Pti. ut5..11.4.1111011% and 10111,..r. Share eetklor bed 'treed t.. 'toe stm t. sea ter 111 %rue.; heel. en the IqUi of Jon.. • clesh tor 47t. 4-. dd. an f)I t • tor, oorolko , . , wt th.. ollfire et Cooke awl Co. Na.) A t .;• the ASelphi. k firs pawl of Messrs. Down, and Co.'s. M. three notes of 101. each, of 51. 7of 11. and es. 6d. in silver: at the time of receiving the on as, lie h.id regulaily enter ed the iluinhtra on a slip of paper. John But, the person who slept with the Prison er at the time the robbery was committed, deposed that he awoke before four o'clock in the mortang, but the Pfll.oller was gone. Joseph Shepherd, the Clerk of Downe, Thorn ton and Co., stated, that he had paid the Prosecu tor 471. as. ou the 19th WIN about to read the numbers of the notes, as extracted Irvin thi! tote' Mg book, but was directed by Mr. Justice Lx BLANC to produce the original, , Joh,. Gough, a tiolict uthcer, who took the Pri soner to deposed, that on 'watching Prisoner, he found • new silver watch ; in his bodg ing.' he found a truok, contain•lig it piece of Irish Coen, a number of shawls, and a vane., of other articles. ‘Vhiu conveying the Prisoner to gaol, the latter asked hint, "if bud got the note ?“ Witness' inquired what note 1' Pri.ourr Mien to formed hon. that, iu • canvass ha,: 011 the mantle piece of the room which he had searched, he would find • 101. nate ; he accordingly searched, and found IL Elisabeth Cotton, &lighter faille landlin (1 of thus Eight Bells at Kenai ilepoori, that when she rose at fire o'clock in the morning of the of June, she found the street-door secured only by the spring-lock : she had herself bolted it the preceding night, stud no person except the Prisoner . had 1' ft the house. John Tenant, linen-draper, of 196. Tooley.st reef, Borough, rreolleeted Priwiiirr coming to lull% and purchasing a piece of Irish linen, and shawls, smonnitog to 31. 104. 6.1. Prism. r iii pay uncut tenarrt-il a 101. note, which he did ii grd ; he observed the note particularly, as it had a ic,y remarkable endorsement. John Parke, from the Batik of Engtroll. pro duced • note paid 011 the 30t rt of Jour, which, bee ing presented to the la.t witness, he immediately recognised as that which the Prisoner had paid to him. ....... Mr. Shepherd, from the h isking-house of [low ne and Co., having now returned with the entering bauk. stated the numb rs of three 101. notes timid by him to the Prosecutor, to be 444. 345, 241 i, ell issued the 10.11 of June, 1410: the note then found in the Prisoner's lodgings, and that which he had passed to Mr. Tensot, were then examined. Pound to be Noe. 24.5 and 241 i. ?moiler, w his defence, said, that he had found the notes, in going f,odi the Artichoke public.. house to hi. He had in the motoing put in an affidavit, for the purpose of posipotiiitg his trial, on account of the absence of a witness, whose name lie did not know, hut in search Of whom the sidavit stated lie hail employed two friends, who were well acquainted with the a itness's person.) He reiterated the story of his want of witnesses, and three himself on the mercy of the Court, as a fitendleas stranger, who bed served in the navy fur U years. Mr. Justice Ls BLeec summed up with great precisson. He did uot think the evidence soffit-trot to eonsict the Prisoner of the burglary ; to con stitute that crime. it was necessary that the break ing should he In the dark ; tiongh in common parlance, the hour at which the crime wad com mitted was considered night, net in the eye of the it wasoinit es contemplated, as from the time of the year. tt oas„,in ill pnthability. broad Jar light. If, however. the Jury found blur guilty of stringy in the dwellirig-house to the amount lard in the indictment, the con-equences would be very nearly the same. The Jury c.iiisidered for a few minutes, and then delivered their verdict, 'hiding the Prisoner gentry of stealing to the dst3lliiiiktiouse, but acquitting Into of tbn burglery. Lve Foley, indicted for stealing four one-pound 'tote. trout the person of Stephins Leeson. was oC gainferi. trarAarhse Petty. indicted for grand larceny. in stealmg a dollar and a tobacco-box from the person of Heury Jervis, was aryrified. Rabert Latium. was eompiete4 of stealing a tea rashly. value six shillings, the property of Sophia 111•Kerizie. • Cle•les .11ettmt„ indicter' fir stealing a quantity of wearing apparel. and ether articles, of the value of 31. the property sif Timms Newberry, was ae• quitted. Y' ' L. l ('E. FORGE7IY. \'..radar• Daniel Spewerr Brown and Henry Dr , tes were charted, before the I.wito NI Avow. soh hieuiair sod littering scverail checks upon the baukuorlionse of Sir William Curtis suit Co. _ The worthy Baronet stated, that the Prisoivers were the two li-others of the yen u 4 worsen who had undergone an ezawsnation before hi, Liirehhip upon the 'game way sorry t o ..y th ese rrisoo•-•-• had filled Nod uttered orvrtal checks ; one of which he lieeidurcd, re4ularly tilled rip, end ritneti Bruwi.." the [lune of a re. spectable sock-broker who keeps cash at their ho we. Mr. Thomas Montague. the mister of the White 11..tait piebli , :•hoose. in Moore-lane. Fore-street. depueeri, Chit the t•o premiere linArriedcurt lodged at ha howv for two or three city.; that • balance of their loccount b. sag denwended of siiue *hilltop two-peucl. they gave hits the check iu quer cow. which he aimed to the buuking-hortme. a it was told k ems a toi l etry: but before be returned. the prawn?* had cone away. leuvats wart, they atralti retulo fur the vitalise; but the, urver M. Daniel Brawn riantiord the check. anti. With RAMC' he!?t111600• COnf•R.►d IN part Id it 14 al his wrvt.sig. nee did he know ■n) thing col the Pfl.. seaters. Toe itirronete, in thrir arfettee. folk, they were brad:cr., mod came Goons :So.orolsoionioi•olo : the% did sot tilt up there cheeks host 1164 ihrtn from r mart at the Yorkehire Sting E dire-.sold. The • it e o.c y he ON hatter. sod the other a ✓emelt ova of floe,. The olot. et do• 1 vent a•em ro he shove triervy-fo , nt e. 70 of are. They erre h..th felts committed to 1 1..4 4 ctfr fee trial ; be. vo.la hot tic tried Sees oar 771 E TtIR P. EXTRA. • NEWMARKET FIR S T ocrOBER. MLF,TING,-14 TA Gobsyroder's Brainslio, t;il, agit Mr Tlisnu Fairiug, 7st. gib. Al.. M. wogs. . . . . . SECOND OCTOBER MELTING. 1 , • VIIIDAV. ; 1 )4 Kinnoitd'o The Dittolv, sot 5t b ovt Ur Pa. nes r... 4 by Gottesman, out of Chester`v sister, 7M. I kilos AC 11 1 .1111140 Li h. ft. NIANSIOII-1101:4E. Lt DLO W. Oa Wcrilarsday, July 11, a Mimics. Plate of sol. Mr all vas.. s-rails heats. . . I Mr Tiultlcr's be c .1. yrs ulj, tirt. 411, Mr. 1ift10411 . 16 th ut Grutglactit lkiggintsm, 5-yrs !Ati ear. :lib vr ' 1 St Maaters' Noce pti Acs ..f ti.ge POW f rife glillpfCa ',hers) :I'he a sower to lic sAd Oir Troll. . .. _ tir Admin.'s b. in Fanny, A 41,10461 nth Mr Wale's •b in. Trinket, aped, 'st ilb .. g TULILkDA V, Jll.l IJ• 501 AW Al ages. 4- wile brats. IA ()Awn. , ♦r gn Vlcturia, b.Trs old. 9 4 Mr. Jorites gr. Y. Prsoner, aged. bet. 12tb 2 0 2 sfocklart 1 DGE. Tlttalllat i JULY 19 A girerpsiales of so garb. roe hawses that had not wou 1..0p alone hoe Wont Naustag. Sin , two snouts and ititartrr. (13 bubscribrrs.) , !Ur Douglas's b I Drlusts, 5-1,111 eta. 1 1 Mr Pariiiihas sun's b Sas ersokes, Sync 114...... Mr Daris.iii's b. e. Sir TIMMS! Tonle, Sirs 14. Igge. _ _ Jlb • 2 3 Fairy sous& for three yr. .14, 7rt. alb sad fear yr olds. set. Itlfa. lite wilmer of a plate in Iglu, earryisg 31h. extra. Mare. and eehlings alhAred sib. tero.mile heats. Mr. 110 lrlitlri c 6 r. Thresher, 3 yr*. old .... 4 I 1 I Sir A. Lippiurent's h. e by your( Sir Peter, 3 yrs old . Mr. !)aeioses Sir Thomas Teule, 4 yrs. old e. Trump, 4 yrs. old Mr. Douglas's b. c Huta Dirk, s yrs add (bolted) dis. 111113•1 f. Sweepstakes of logs:each, fur tiireieyr. olds, yst. sib. sad Ater yr: olds, 'kit. 91h. winners is peso, coming Jib. extra. The last mile sad s half t Is asdnerlbass.) Mr Italy'. Japan, • yts. Mel . Mr thus'. eli. e. by Gnhasuts.A gas. old Mr. F. frairra's ch.L Jsmarette, 3 yr. old A Caps, Haffrudes's e1...V. Barham, 3 via old S.r H. Lippieteutt's hr. f Viscoontess. a yrs old • I Mr Aslessede's h e. b:savery, t yr. old. .. Mr Collett's L Miss Manager, 3 yrs old A Alaiden Plate of al. gives by the Meathers for the Raroaglt ; three yr olds, Gal. jib. font yr. olige Ave yr. olds, .st. tali. SA yr. old., gut..sib. sod 'god. tut. ;lb.- tours mitt geMiags allowed 31b. boar.taibt; • lusts. Mr. Douglas'. h. r Rasa Dick, a yiril 1 (1 1 Sir I.lopiiieott's h. h. Hymns iSieu. ;.i."%1 1 . : 1 11"3! I.A. De Daiutaln dlr's elm e. Swk, t yrs - it" 'S • -Y Sir H. ‘l.ldesei's ter h. Oriels, 5 yrd " • • oar. tar.. Ll' ay's e. Littleton, yrs'. old Jerolui .6 1„ WINCHESTER IiACES.• ." errs° V, JULY 17. lii, Majesty's Plate of i for fear year sills, List. 41b. firc pear obis, Ito. tab. amp uldti I. sad stall, IQs{. elb fosr•gaile heats. • _ _ Mr. I N.uchve• 1), eld..• •• • o t t M., itotiv• II cast. s pirs- a• Sir bit G.. Mum, aged e.•• Y dr. QUARTAR SiiiSIONS. • -...-- At the Quarter Semitone held at Rory St. F. 1- m Alarittay last. Cathrtrine Anne (',telex, wife of Jo!iii ('titian, Esq. of 11;rwton, articlex of the ireece against her said husband, for violent ill-trestraseut; when the Court ordered, that he should find sureties. himself in 1,0001. and two oth, r persons r., Soul. Poch, for keeping the puke fur one whole year tow ads his said wife. At Beech., Sessions, Jolts Presides, former, of St. Sfargaret's Ilketshall s was cenncted of having severely be-ten his sereant•boy. and sentenced to a week's imprisonment, and to pay a fine of luol. At Ipswich Quarter Sessions, on Friday, au io- Jule:rent was prefei red against John Liunthorue. • • schotilroasrm at I)ennington, for infamous and in decent conduct tosards sereral 'asset females, who • were under 1111'1'660n when, after a most impar gel charge front the Rev. Tnos. llifirritoida, who !omitted, the Defetrikaut wits found inilty on two indictment, rot sentenced to pay a hue of 40-.; to be imprisoned in the county gird at [panic,' one year fur each offence; and stand iu the pillory the last Saturday in December of each year: At Lincoln Scone*, .4ms Taylor was found guilty of at. shag e qoarititk oilers. and sentenced to be ismaisoneil lt calendar mouths, (tire last mouth air &military cell.) • One hundred sad three prisoners are entered for trial on Toe Neingete (Weeder, at the present Old Bailey S,ronona. New of the offences, hen ever, are sery atrocious. There is one intlictmes.t for inaiplaughtet, twit for bigamy, two for retnra• ing from trinisportatioa before the espiration ot the allotted period, and out fur anon said robbery. Three are also a fr . * for highway robbery, bur glary. end horse-striding. The remainder are petty offences. iNtesclay. a party of young Lair* sod gentlemen were going door' the rater to view the linneh of the Queer Charintre. as Deptford one of the Gentle s/Jess unfortuuntely fed overboard. and though 'rue,' egret way made I. nor hire. yet he, inelainholy to relate. wan ihuisiteal is the algid of two wisp. Nlahaitt.notx Art it:max.—About six o'clork in the ',cam s { of Thursday last. the inflammable sir w a r•ral pit at Grange colliery, near Ron Scotland, exploded. and. out of twetity-thri a rr r. son% who were is it at the nine, (awful to rels•r the eves of only sin were saved, wiwroteris having stiffened: eawirt:. eight 'urn and nitre women. This ino-t wareancholr event, which was altootl Cr ah. expeeted awl ni . idnrodeal (accidents. Itie iffvtt. of iallantroable sir. h ems bear Wog ontisoliii in that Poeta the moony'', is saderstbed mbar/. been .1- aimed he sore of the 'offering women lismi.g place.' a light in a tort of the nit. %Isere. born t h e Me umornmo., chee• em sf the •tmos i ihet,:, that air hod collected us strength. and of which .b' Its"' lees wanted by nue of toe enrstvo,s, sued there to have as. lire to rt. The hital *Sects a. re moditired, aid by horning. as isaminson mars si ul Ilse explo sion of ialarnrabk air. but by it. eolocatiog sius ard. "‘itwaide. from lioinTem. estio tow amen int•, gave ironteitivi‘e attenelasicre aces used every means lea set/ai l in g o w. his eolith-abuts,* went sotcesaf rrv:viud s'!teed. net of is rosy-one, who were lastuakt up' a -tat-. inrensibiltty, the other.tarry issing4;ot out sr.tbaut r.,rs - Mg arl N.l ['AL INTELLIGENCE P 011TH. ktrired the Ely Jeep or 0 4 r. with Aitot te l 'wendee"eormoy • , from the DOW :111 ; among di m ., DA. 14. P ll' o William. Tor India. Also, fro m ward,: Vie fits!iggruo, ANe . (:eshaiok, ti yettyyet or tran s p ort' f ro m 114.ita,a1 CO4, u;ith troops on bo ar d. "" the Scylla 0p.,. a war, with a eatro y ., jlta C)„,,,js; skit. dhow revers sail of the fleet fur Cadiz; and Adyrtle, for Loil,t ni . Arrmr.f the Pin i ips, In guns, Capt. Bell, { 4 Lisbon. She has been threw treekoon her po,, 6 , , slew brings news. The Perstan Amliaaaai lor sod suite embark- 4 ti evening ..ti h.emsd ti•e Liva , Cep% ileilthcOtk sm.% ship Mill Sill immediately fur the East Ereelleuey has hero teidispooed sume hi, toN3I ti e eisais, hoarser. ou much ficttcr yesteittil, 1 14 he visited the dock -said. guse-wharf. tkri The gacehorse s Capt, expe.cta h iul , le sail fat tlw Cafieol Good Itepe. Thcchiehesree, wroth naval. stores for Bre a t h and Molsais. wilt sad Glutei essovisy of die Pt 1010111111, Jt 1;„ Sailed the Larenia frigate, with transport. with provisions, for Liynun ; /hire/ gua-br i g, the'WeetiVird; and L'Arptegie frigate to tht qt. JeLV It. Arrived the VeneruLfe man of war, Rem-kiwi. ral Sir Thouri. 11 .11i4ms, trout a cruize bit lug; Illinster annt,f sCip, with a cni,%,,y mouth, and s for different destiimtios i; and the Rinaldo rimm of war, fruits a ei Sailed the l'rit.eak sloop of war, with Reel transports, for Portsmouth. FROM LLOYD'S LIST T. CRaYafRfD,Jt; LY I* —Arrrlled Lk Marl UN, Gal.", front Amelia Ishuide ; Serielnre. Wheatley, hum %Intake.; Collieries:el, Webster, (row Newfoundland; Laidois Pear% Holman ; Tierce Sisters. Lawmen's...l ; and de Me rt e mc Haiettry ; fIVIMI °porta—Ms rands *ailed itreay. _.......s as.SRS AT GCLI.DIIALT„ ro.stonnow. Andrew Hunter, little Portland street, coach-maker - 1, Philip Russel, Slicrreess, Kent, slop-mike - •.: James Rose, scuser„ and Jame, Rose, jomo r , si., a u ... • Wharf, Tuoley.street, Suallawatk, prort•aare.r. elsallts - - 3 '; 'Joseph Wylie, Copti.alteourt, Lenders, merchant . ..., • Will:arts Parnell, Murry-lane, Southwark, euenula. brewer . ; - I George A rrowantitb, late a Llt tle Carter-lase, Doctor:. ,v Comenool, nuotry• seri, eller - - ~ ~ i-illiliass t•sone!.coge, Col. Lester, C-acx, racer J .: ,illsrilees \i'0...1..ar.1, junior, late of /tile, Suffolk, •Ifisp.terper ffeale-Cresrmi, felt of Threadoemlle-street, Lesion, , • Matey irrivrortr - - llt 1 Clattett•e7si, Loud, late of Austin-fr:ars. Loae .or, I istAftaiset 'Maur - I it tfleteureelleek, tleford.st.eet, mul.tier - . 2 IS Jareeerltalksoal.l„ hate ft( lAr..olrtd.„ /Cent, eietalllee t it _Tiberius twolei, tale if Crispiu-street, SpitaleLls, theme ' • ffules il&Ppiss, ARsiou-street, 'lllself,iars-roal, ram MEETINGS OP - 3 II chant • e is Edward Rlatidy, I.ssieombe sad Widresobe, c.avrat shire, dealer sod rhspiaae Richard Aldridge, lair id hialbwurlb, Mai - hitt', Custda,s street, Lx.,2-witeet„ - I It - 2 It tl'iliis:a Stinciax• Lloe, Lando+, broiler - I Like illriggs, Sill ft y, •uw - 1 3 1\,.',:1m %Vara, I, C... h"tst;:, ier (11,r • t la RicbarJ L. j„ late of Lorairell'..llelds, Jain a e•tals • IVitrocks, FAl..3ra Wileurts,acd Alexasder Fn• - I!, . . . set, Barter, bankers • I ti • - John Bull, 1.4 c A il:isees Langley, Blertguidskire, w• pester • - - - I I DIVI DE:Y DS. Willi Pratt, Bromley. Kcal, victualler • It Aatkuhy Mamas Burk• and Thomas ttillimin, Etat street, Sosiliwark, grocers - II William Williams and Wetteestedt. Warrior. Middlesex i sad We'bralge, Surrey : ..lp•bo.k" II Heavy If ears,Greemvirli, Leal, tmeru.kteme - It Michael Brysa, Ileuri, , e street, Itamieer.sq.sme, pic• tyre dcsir.. Francis Pere, Finsbury naive, London, marital lt ilantorrt Cuukhard, Orange .row, liesoingtosvroaJ, . Sven% victualler 13 Edirnrd Scott, Ckatiana.strece, *water 'ill,chiNald Sinclair, Castle.: omit, Birebiriaiia, Len dun, merchant a►oe. CERTI FICATE& Robert Vflntemao, late of Bright behostunie, Smart, virmarler. James Smomes, formerly of H.Agerford.sgmt, straw% 5114- 41ems, baker, bet late of Cinearaide„ Lonckm (:ante Rolnick, of Marfie.bonse, miermany • licsysasin Waters, of Fisch lane. Leedom, sod of Holloway, iillcoca, touter Elizalarib J num, of Birmingham. bossa-fosoder. Thwrish. of Bath, cheracisesser. John Holtisuansa, late of Lanai' Coodsit-strcet, 51,144• Dm, tesibonlev: . '► tbansaa b: ay. of ELetningbana, factor. James Ferrer, 1.1,- .4 '.t Stary.ave, Lundno, sierthset 611,0111 Ci foal=fri! 4,( Phalp.rt -lane altarmards M.ncing lane, but ..f lave Liar.. avert-haat. ri ham %Sea,. r, 1.. t. of Rand. last, I r:lniqn, . 1.1 " 121. lealakeenuth, lair of plarkfrianharnarl, Pna". rd si. nof ibc StrauJ, trldle.ex. draper. 301.. Mare, of Ihrhupsestr.iseet, Loudon. baboubiber. Cbarks ilacils& of CLurLb•stavet, flaffet, ,-scrneeer. PlOClior irocits rairitit • Mira Mark apr CP. t Redoes/ 114{67 3 per teol. Comrim *per Came. _ 1 pr few. Navy !Apo A mower .. ........ ........ te : s : sms al l tlss i 11)m, ,, ,„ , SU a i d' 11 ; I arts. (tack 1,,400 11-.,0s IS IS IS froo• Lar....i.sor Sitio .. • ... ...... SSA. I Pre.. Lot els Lottery Tickets .. L srs Is Cab ids :i W 94 T. am, sviak.s...k-g, 4, rorroleol, or&J O. 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