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f 4& tij rtigr RIKER 6121. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,, __ ' BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. THE ORPHANS FUND. to THE GALLERY, with • Selection of PIC TURES of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch --- 414 Utak Schools, IS OPEN DAILY, from Ter in the Slurping wind Six in the Evesieg. 'V, 27,700 Nu NEW TURA TRE•110IA L, HAY-MARKET. THIS EVENING, WEDN ESDAY, Jetty '7, w 11 be performed the Comedy a SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Mr. Hardcastle, Mr. Terry Mr Merles Marlow, Mr. Wm:nen Hastier, Mr. Baker ; Yeseg Marlow, Mr. C. KemMe; Tony Lampkia, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Hardcastie, ▪ Pearce; MISS Neville, Miss Hart; Mies Hardcastle, • Cbatterley. After which. the Comic Piece of MATCH-MAKING. Mr. Matchem, Mr. Terry ; Col. Rakely, Mr. Jones; Caps. Belmoat, Mr. 1011111•110 I Sbralie, Mr. Onberry. Lady Emily, Mrs. Maturity. To conclude with (131 h time) • new Farce, in two acts , called PETER FIN; Or, A NEW ROAD TO BRIGHTON. The principal Characters by Memrs. Walrus, Baker, John. NM, Tamer, Mrs. Pearee, Mrs. Garrick, and Mrs. Baker. *ma, 51.—Pit, 31.—First Gallery, to —.SCCOefI Gallery, Is. The Doors to he opened at Si: reelect, sad the Perform. NNW to bogie at Serest. To-wwwrow , Jobe Bassby—Peter Fin—The Bill of Fare.— sad Wet Weather. Os 'Fries,. Juba Res•ty—Elebange no Itobberr—and The Agreeable Serpi**. Oa Someday, Juba Be:shy—Pigeons and Crows—and a Masi& Faroe. several sums, amounting together to 300.000 f. in addition to the sem of 10000 E. granted by the Act 2111 Geo 111. le the Mercers Company, permitted to be charged upon a Fund, the original esta blishment of which bad fur its sole object to enable the City of Louden to discharge debts to a enmerous and usiprotecte.l class of its citizens, who were mere objects of compassion of t►e Legislattrtr, as they were compellable by law to b►come credi• tors to the Lord Mayor sad Aldermen, under the authority of the Court of Orphans; and to render t►e fund adequate to the original purpose of is institution, and the new burdens hereby elliarged upon it, a farther term was ranted by this Act, for the coutinuastes of all the ditties im posed by the former Acts„ fur 46 years, from the year 1785 ; auJ a further charge of 1,50 u/. per annum charged upon the "Maws of the City, i■ addition to lbw fruiter 1 By thefillraciarge l 11. the Corporation of Liman& ob. mined power to raise several further sem., fo► the fol lowing purpose', and to charge them upon the Sur plusses of the Orphans' Fend, via.— To makes street from Mooraelds, op posite Chirwell-strett, towards the east isle Bisltopgate•atreet, and oleo from the east end of Chiswell-street westward into Barbican, being wi this the county of Mid dlesex REPORT. The Select Committee appointed to loonier into the present state of the Orphans' Feed, and to examine bow far the mutilates., arising from the Mee, after satisfying the in terest due to the several creditors thereon, have bees duly applied towards the extinction of the debt ; and to repot the seine, with their opmion sod etwervation• thereopos, In the House;—Hare, pommel to the Order of the House, examined the matters referred to them, and agreed to the following Report: Your Committee, to direchlog their anemias to she first object of the refereace to them, sanely. the present stale of the Orphans' Fund, have 'height it requis it e to submit Wkly. some accusal of the °siva of the said Fund, of the eternal awns which have from the. to time been charged thereon, together with the amain( sew remaintng due and chargeable on she same. By immemorial custom, a Court of Record has bees and Is still held in the City of Londe*, for the etre sad we verniers's of Orphans, and the Lot‘ payer wed Aldementer were loriond wen the custody tie goordmashop of all mynas ehildree of irreales, while soder age end sumer. mil, and with the management of the personal estate of deceased freemen, and to rose cases of the leaded estates, sad with power to require the executes or admisistraiors of freemen dying, to exhibit time literati:ries of their estates before them, is the Court of Orphans, sad to give security to the asausbeilain of Londe. and his successors, by recogsi if the parties lived widths the City, sod by bond if without, fur the Orphaes part, and is ease of refusal, to commit them to pekoe till they obeyed: obese* it appears, that the imrestment of the property of Orphans is the Chamber of Loudon was, omit ne passing of the Art of 11 Geo. 111. c. 18, which relieved the rilieeise of London from this liability, a matter of obligation, sot choice. It appears that the freemen of the City have alms the privi lege of isveskag their property at interest is the Chamber of Loudon, sad have usually availed themselves of such twilit kge when the lowest to be labialised from investments or other securities win less has 4 per cent, the rate allowed by the said Chamber. From these sources, very large BONI had accumulated in the Chamber of Load°. in the nip of Jame, I. and Charles I. which, in the eveatfal periods of public calamities diet followed, were so entirely loot to the Ctarpowillos sad their creditors, that they were compelled to declare them selves incapable of dischsrgisg either lament or principal of their debts to the Orphans and others, out of the sue. plumes that remained of their rents, after discharging the neermary expense of the government of the City. Hader these eircomataaces, in the year 1689. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commosalty, pretested a Petition to Parlianeas,in which they set forth, that by getters' sad ma begat troubles after the reign of Charles I.; by their for mer psyments of large some for interest to the Orphan.; by the great Ire of Loudon ; by reasue of the late illegal quo warrantee brought against them, Rod by other great !oases, the debts to the Orphan aaseuatitig to a suss vastly greater thas they were able to pay, they prayed the Horse to assist them by making provision for the discharge of then sod the claims of office creditors; and after several rogue email applications to Parliament, aa Act was obtained fur that purpose ia the year 1694 (sth and B.h William and Mary), intitsled, " A. Act fur the Relief of the Orphans sad other Creditursof the City of !Auden." This Aet charges the estates mid a •es of the Corpora. lion of London with the austual payment of 8,000/. for ever, and assign to the Fend the rests and profits of the City's nquedoen, rer right of briegitsg water to Load..; imposes a dusty of 1 4 0001. per mum= eau the personal property of the inhabitasis of the City (repealed by 35 Geo. 3, c. 126) ; as. sign the rests and profits arising from a lease of the es elusive privilege of lighting the City with coavesient lights; imposes a duty of Ss. 6d. os the bisdiag of every apprentice, and be. oa the admission of every parson to the firedom of the City; a duty of 4s. per too en all wines imported into the port of [outdo., and a duty of 4d. per chaldrou on the me tsge of every chaldros of coal and calm Ks imported, sod 6d. for every chaldros to be imported fur fifty years from the year 1700. At the expiration of that period, the estates s.d revelators of the City were to be charged with the payment of 6,0001. per annum, in addition to the former 8,0001. ; sod which 1 duties sad pays's!, were directed to be ap plied is the paymeat of the interest on the sums due to the Orphans and other creditor% and which debt aniumultd to 747,4721. 18e. 41.1. These grease, however, for many years proved inefficient is their produce for the payment of the interest of the said dila% at fuer per teat., the rate of interest directed by the Act; which insofficieocy had, between the years 1694 and 1713, occasioned as of interest, or to other words, an iacrean of the capital debt of 90,6311. Is. 91d. l'he feud, however, became equal to the charges wpm it for interest from the year 1714, sad from that period produced stir plusses which, by the year 1737, discharged the said arrears of 90,631/. Is. 91d. Is the 21st George 11. another Act passed for the further relief of the Orphan., &c. which provided the continuance of all the duties imposed by the former Act, including the 6d. per chaldron os coals and ruins fur thirty.fire years from 1750, sod relieved the City's estates from the further charge of 8,0001. per spasm, to which, by the Act of William and Mary, they were made chargeable at the expiration of the gruel of 64. per claaldron on coals sod charged them only with the MISS of 2,000/. per annum, in addition to the for. mer sum of 8,0001. per annum. This Act also directed the payment of 3,0001. per annum for thirty•six years, laming an aggregate sinusoid of 105,0001. to the Mercers Company, to relieve them from their embarrassments occasioned by their annuities and other debts. By this Act, the *orpiment' that Lad accrued since the year 1737, ineludiug an acres, of persoaal tax due from the City, amoonting to 39,1061.15. 101 d. were directed, together with all ramie emplanes that might accrue after discharging the interest and charge of management, to be applied towards the reelection of the pellicles! debt. Your Committee also find, that the authority of Parlia ment has also bee. obtained, at various limos for charging oe this Fogad some of tinny for effecting sundry public works and improvements ; via.— By the 7th Geo. 111. e. 37, the Corpora tion were empowered to raise the fol lowing sums, fur the purposes here. after stated, and to charge them on the Orphans' Fund; via.— For completing Blackfriars Bridge For the embankment necessary fur the North Abutment For the repair of the Royal Exchange To rebuild the Gaol of Newgste For the purchase and extinguishment of the toll on London Bridge . . By this Act the Corporation were also authorised to charge upon the Orpheus' Food the aunt of • h be .d ia b r een raised Plietof by the cam o A f el l6 of o 291 b she 0001.G e o.whi ch for buitdiag the stud bridge, and charged upon the tolls, they were empowered by the sa•d Act to key on the said bridge; but which tolls were by the aforesaid Act of the 7th Geo.llll. made applicable to the payment of the principal and int o r the the esum new p. of 20 ;niot i 20,0001. raised viionioni f•zcerryi n u r g on ; 12,000/. raised for yas; the lowa and borough of Southwar k; sad by • milme quent Act of 9th Coo. 111. e. 89, to the parotid of principal sad in a I of 18,000/. authorised to he raised for making the road serous St. George's Fields. Thug by this Act of the 7th Geo. 111. were these Also*, lees of dti George If I. bO,OOO Asd friss the Huse sourer part of the loan of 40, 00 0 f: raised by the Act 61st Geo. 111. Time he. likewise here plaid ef is pert discharge .f the loan (By order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Adetissiue le.--Ceielupie Ir. _ The Bobatiribera to the PRINT from Mr. ESTE PICTURE, w►oae Receipts are dated (rum I to 400, may motive their Imprrsaio•a •par polemist of the remainder of the Slibscriptioa, at t►e British Institution, retry Day till further notice (Simian excepted), from Tea o'Clock till Five. of 150001, nisei by the Act of 7th Geo. 111, at 3} per cont. 81,000 1008,272 18 4, Leaving the seas ehtrgeable on the) Orphans' Fond, ea Sib lanciary,l- 823,200 0 0 101 l . 3 It "Weld here be observed, that although 984,000/. has been authorised to be charged on this Fend (isdepeodent of the erigisal debt of 747,4721. 18s. ), that aunt was not produced by the sale of the bonds issued to that amount ; the loses reeler the Acta of the 7th, 18th, and 55th Gee. 111. Were raised at per, bet a loss, 'negating to 60,5521. 74.0 d. appear. so have been esperieend is ragmen those under Ilse Acts of the Mb, 30th and 40th, 414, 44th, Slat, and 1104.1 the said reign. All these loses were offered for poli tic competition ; the loss therefore upon then must be con sidered attributable to the depressed state of public credit at that time when they were severally effected, boot does sot diminish the debt of the Orphans' Fund, which is bound to pay the capital sums for which the bonds were issued. Your Committee beg further to report, that the above debt has been reduced In the sem of 800,0001. by the sp. proprieties of the surplus of the duties for the half year ending the sth /sugary last, amounting to 83,200/. end re ducing the annual charge for interest therein to 290711. 10s. which tem, together with Si., charges and &penes of ma marmoset deducted from the annual gross predate of the fend, takes on an average of the last three years, will It eve a surplus of 37,2921. 111. Id. per assure, appli cable to the discharge of the said principal debt of 000,0001. end which surplus (together with the sweeties expected to arise from the ask of ground at Moortields) it re calculated, will extinguish the said debt, provided no further charges are made upon the Fund, by the 10th October 1833, by which it also appear., that em • calculation of the presence of the duties for the last year, the debt will be. tent extinct by 10th July 1833. The accounts of this Feed are subject to the examiustion of the Cummissiooers for auditing Public Accounts, and are submitted annually by the Chamberlain fur that purpose. Your Committee, is concluding this part of the Report, beg to state, that the whole tantes of the City of London were pledged for 'be due payment of the principal and in terest of the origleal debt, and by all Acts by which say ad ditional sums have been raised oe the credit of this Fund ; their estates are also pledged for the principal esd interest of the additional sem so raised, is the event of the funds rutted by Parliament proving insufhelent. EAST INDIA NOOSE, JOLT 13, ISM HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the T UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, Wadi*/ to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ore None*, That with recesses to ths 4th Mortice of the Ist Chants. of the mid Cestpaey's By• Lass, a GENERAL COURT w ill he hel 4l 4 . Oleic Mom , . is Lardsnhati-etrest, as WED NESDAY P FAT, dm Tub isstest, at finites °Thai is Ir Florveimsd for Me prttpuse of LAYING BEFORE the PROPRIETORS the DRAFT of • PROPOSED BILL, saw before PARLIAMENT, minded, " EAST INDIA COMPANY'S LOAN BILL," for carrying ism " emotion as Agreement heir/Geo bu Majamy add the East India Compsay." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. d s. i. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HM*4 STRAND, T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 17, will be acted the Clink Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Irk Wm. Meador/a, Mr. W. Benoett ; Jimmies Woodcock, Mr, Bartley; Turn Menthes, Mr. Pr4lollo j Hawthorn, • J. Bland ; Emhart, Mr. Broadhurst. Rosetta, by a Timm Lady (Pewit of Mr.). Welsh), her Aral immerser , on say Step; Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. Grove; Laciada, Miss Pawl; kedge, bliss Kelly. Alter which (lab time) a New Comic Opera, is two sets, called . ALL IN THE DARK! Or, THE BANES OP THE ELBE. Bann Von Braunschweig, Mr. Bartley; Lieutenant Fre. Amick Blumenthal, Mr. J. Bland; Limiteuaut Adolphus Steinbach, Mr. Rowboiliam ; Schnell, Mr. Power; Kaapps, Mr. Salter; Quarts, Mr. Moon ; Stoup, Mr. Wilkinwes. Rom Bleimeuthal, Mica Carew ; Sophia Steinbach, Miss Vevey; Model, Miss Kelly. DWI open at Half-past Seve.a—Second Price at Nise. Boles, Places, Private awl Family Boxes, may be bad of Mr. Renown, at the Boicullice, Straad Eatreace, from Tea till Fear. 10,500 0 0 Ford aeherging a debt inclined is re building of Ntewgatr,and • Session■ House adjoining, sod Infirmary, sod for per chasing several bourses in the Old Bailey, being militia the City For building the new Sessions House for the amity *Middlesex For building • Sessions House for the City of Westminster Fur making a street from SpitalfielJe to Biabopple.street, belog is the county of M iddlesex 40,000 0 0 11,000 0 0 5,500 0 0 9,000 0 0 For completing the paying of the Tows and Borough of Southwark For widening eertai• Goodman's-fields, being in the county of Middlesex . 4,000 0 0 1,500 0 0 For widening and improving Dirty lase sad Brick-lane, and other purposes, both in the county of Middlesex For opeuing commusications between Wappiag•street sod Radcliffe Highway, both in the county of Middlesex For pavieg the High -street from Al derogate Bars to Haswell-street turnpike, both in the county of Middlesex By the 35th George 111. the Corpora tion was empowered to raise and charge upon the some Fund, foe the purpose at widening and improving the estrances to the City at Teropte-bar and This Act also directed that the sem tof 2,0001. per annum, chargeable by the bib and ith William and Mary,os the personal estates of the iubabitants of Loudon, should And, by &mother Aet of the some date, far repairing the commonest/ea in Bridge ✓erge, Blartariars 1,300 0 0 begins St 1,000 0 0 5,000 0 0 Ts•morrow, The Dumas: Isaac Mendoza, Miss Clara Neer. 0. Friday, • favourite Opera, and All in the Dark ! Os Saturday, Lye Among the Roses—The lt roll Child —sad Love's Dreams. Your Committee, in proceeding to consider the next point of reference to them, Namely, " bow far the 'peplums aria iag from the said Fund, after satisfying the interest due to the several creditors thereon, have bees duly applied toward. the extinction of the debt," directed an account to be laid before them of the same which have been declared by the Chamberlain ef Loudon to be surplosses of the Orphan.' Fund, applicable to the liquidation of the debt, Sce. from the 15th April, 1815, to 12th March, 1822; from which it an. pears that from the cad of the year 1819 it has been the practice of the Chamberlain, in the months of March and September is each year, to make a mars of all the monies then in his beads, when the Court of Aldermen have di rected the appropriation of the same, in the discharge of debt, agreeably to the provisions of the Act of 7th Geo. 111., c. 37. la the further prosecution of this inquiry, it appears to your Committee, from a statement of the balances in the hasde of the Chamberlairs, resulting from the g I receipt nod expenditure of the Fund, at the close of each quarter fur the last three sears, that in consequence of the intricate, of the income its the Fund, occasioned by the great and progres sive advance in the duly on coals, sad the reduction of ill. tercet by the discharge of debt, a sum averaging 3,9001. might, during that period, have been applied in discharge of debt on the sth J r y and sth July, after having pro vidrd fur the parotid of the interest and dividends due on those days, by which a saving to the ford might have been effected of the interest oa the aforesaid sum of 3,9001. fur three 'months, twice in the year, bad not the Court of Alderj men bees restricted to mr haltyearly application of such surplus by the provisions of the aforesaid Act of 71b Gco. 3a Your Committee also directed the Chamberlain to lay be fore them • statement of the aggregate balances of the Fond in his headset the end of every month, for two years ending the 31st December, 1821, distinguishing the several heads of account composing the said balance, by which it appears that the monthly ge in his hands for that period has annulated to 29,0881. Ile. 6d. and is composed of the ful lon tug sums : S. d. '8,089 7 4 the amount of Orphans' Stock ordered at various times to be discharged, but Out claimed, and iatereal thereon ; which sum it appears the Court of Aldermen did not consider subject to their control, the Cham berlain beteg held in charge for such moors by the Commissioners for auditteg Pub:ic Accounts. 13,809 12 10 amount of interest and bends ordered to be paid off, which the parties have sot applied for; sett 7,269 11 4 the balance of the growing produce of the Fund ; seekieg together, 29,088 11 8 as above. 100,000 0 0 JUAN IBELLINCB, the celebrated Plying Rope Vaulter from Isdiait *mveties, with the whole of his Sable Faultily. DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER- , BRIDGE. _ _ _ _ PHIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. July 17, sod daring t►e Week, ac Half past Ms, will b. per formed, THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT. Tird time is Ragland, Joan &Bieck, the American 1.- diaa Prodigy, distisgaished us the Cationic by the *minis. tins of Le Diable Soperbe, together with his Sable Family, will perlurm is the moat singular and astonishing man ner isa the Flyiss Rope. The REAL PONY RACES. The Gland Eipiestrian Entre by the isosimilled Stud of Horses, particularly the Clissmiou's Hunt Can, and the celebrated Horse Alfred, will dance Haydn's Minuet. Equestriau Exercises by the Troop of Yu',igen,. The whole to conclude with THE FROZEN REGIONS; sr, 'nag Treacherous Eiquimanx, introducing the wonderful Reel Bear and his two sagacious Dugs. 9,000 0 0 By the 39th and 40th Geo. 111. they were empowered termer and charge os this Fend, the further sum of 30,000!, fur comfier into ixecution t►e Act fur im proving the avenues at Temple.bar and Snow-hill And by the said Act the further sum of 60,0001., chargeable upon the grouud-rents and reversions of property piii chased fur those purposes, but not laid in the public ways . By the 42d Geo. 111. as Act passed fur raising a further sem, fur the same pur poses, and to be charged on the said Fund The 44th Geo. 111. authorizes the rais in a further sum, for Mat purposes, of and egotism% the duty of Id. per ebahlroa on coal*, for five years sad three quarters, from Michaelmas 1831 to Sib July 1837, and the additional charge of 1,500/ per annum o■ the city's estates, imposed by the Art 7th Geo. 111. By the 51st of his late Majesty a fur ther sum wss raised fur the said improve ments, on the credit of the surplus/lea of the food, aid of the monies to arise by the sale of the surplus property, of . The Act of the 5241 of his late Majesty authorized the raising a sum for iomeas lug the fund fur lightieg, watching, sod repairing Blackfriars bridge, of And by another Act of the 52d Geo. lll. a further sum was raised for building a new Prison is the City of Lauda for debtors, &e. And by another Act of the said year was chaiged for ispruviug the ground at Moor8•Ids This Act also directs that the monies to arise by the safer, the ground reels sod reversions of the mite of Mwerields, &e. when improved, to be carried to the credit of the Orphans' Feud, the estimated vales of which is 28,2001-7,5001. um account of such sal. s, has already beets received and carried to the Goad. Aud by the Act of the 53d Geo. 111. fo► improving t►e west mad of Cheapside and St. Martin-k. Grand, and fur providing a site for a New Post Oace, the Curpur.- firm were authorized to charge sad raise upon t►e said Vuod this ass of . 30,000 0 0 60,000 0 0 50,000 0 0 100,600 0 0 Your Committee, in the investigation of the several dit ties, ke. constituting the Orphans Flood, and the paymi at of the more to the Chamberlain, were famished with a Report of the Committee of the whole Court of Aldermen of the Coy of London, of the 29th February, 1820, in rela tion to the collection of the duty on coals, approved mid adopted by the said ("oust. 80,000 0 0 Your Committee have also examined the annyxed account of the pwisents made by the receiver of the said duty, front 20th February, 1820, to 12th January, 1822, together V 1•111 the b duces remaining after each payment, from the per isol stated its the aforesa•d Report. They also directed au to, laid before them, an account of the mascots made Iw the receiver of the duties on wise, from Sib July, 1814, to sth April s 1822, from which it appears, that the said duties are paid twice in the year into the Chamber, in the months of March and September, is respect of the half years ending on the sth January and bib July preceding. Your Committee also God, that the +um of 11,5001 per enuirin, charged by various Acts of Parliament on the cit)'• estates and revenues, is paid to the °iamb. limo on the Sib January and sth July In: each year. Whaley' r difference of opinion maymxist in respect to the propriety of the system adopted by the Court of Aldermen, fur remuwerating officer, employed by thews, partly by a sa lary, and partly by the advaatsge to be derived from ai•cu mulatiog bakery@ left in their hands, your Committee think it would be advisable that the enthority of Parlianierst should be obtained to enable. the Chambertaio apply the 8,0051. 9.. Old., the amount of monies row •irtiog in his trawls for (hybris' stock and interest unclaimed, and soy other mouies reistisy to the O.phans' Fund, that may liereafier be unclaimed, towards the discharge of the pre sent debts; sad that any 'aim her. after to be made to rr spret to the sum so appropriated, should be ehargtahk on the subsequent collections of the said Flied, or otherwise. You, Committee alas consider that, with a view to wreck' sie th • l•quidstion of the J. Irt der from the Orphans' F.iud. siiiiil.r authority should be to enab!c the Cou.i of Airler Total amount charged on the Fund . I 984,000 0 0 To w►ich the original debt provided fur by the Act of sth and 6th William and Mary, of . le s 58,000 0 747,472 18 41 7,500 0 10,000 0 50,000 0 Making the Total of the said debt and and sums charged therms fur publi c 1,731,472 18 41 works, Ste. 30,000 0 Your Gainesville* also beg to slate, that it appears the fullimviag mews have hers applied he redeimion of the said original debt, and sums subsequeullg charged thereon 144,000 0 Iu the diectarge of the origioal Or phan.' Debt s frost 1750 to sth Apt), 1772 . 2171,972 10s. 4,t d. From October, 1791, to 12th April, 1820, when the same was extiuguirhed . f 575,000 Paid and annihilated between Soh April, 1771., sad March, 1791, the sem of 144,000 Paid and annihilaled at Mid summer, 1784, part of the loam of 50,000I.,stsed wider the 18th George 111. fur paying Goawell strect, which sum remaiss soap. plied . . . Paid and smaihilated ort of lbs produce of the sale of gruuml lop r or refs. 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