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Sir F. FLOOD litid . Opp,oseil second reading of the till; but now . (though be still thought it a loVeniy.vrfortnattee) us the principles of it had been` radically altered in the Committee, he should vote imits favour. He %vas against scparztting the BinkruPtry business' from the office of the Lord Chancellor, as this would so far redact! , the mnoltunents of his situation, that "he would no longer he able to keep up that state which the Chancellor ought.to maintain. He would hardly have it in his-powertmgo to the House of Louts in state. Instead of, doing so, be wonld be at. most obliged to t!,6 in a hackney coach Latigk) The 164 Lord Chritiollor had always been ac castomed to o in state to Parliament, with three wtmen. behind his coach, and this in his opinion was uecessary to preserve the dignity and import ance of his hbr,h office. Mr. C. Moett offered a few Words, which were inaudible in the gnliery. Mr. AtralcuordnY recommended the introduc. tion of , a clause to pre'Aude the. Vice• Chancellor from holding - a seat in Parliitment. Mr. /lost, contended that this was already pro vided for by au eNisting statute. -Mr. CANNING said this Bill had not received the amendment which it might have received in the Committee, and stated it :to' be his intention to oppose it on the lending: if a motion were at that tibut male to separate the bankruptcy bu- Sine:,..; front the Lord ClinlirCUOV ' i (Mee, such ati anlenfhlicrit W01:1,1 have 'his COril hi" .support: If this' alt , :.•ration were not made in the Bill, still there was one ivhich he thought iwessary. A the Bill Was buctided bat to remedy a temporary evil, it 0L,..!1t to be limited in its duration. Mr. .*.kl. .A. l'itYtott explained. Mr. LOCK n ART swished to know, 'in what way the Lord Chaneellor was to convey his authority io the Vice-Chancellor. The SoLIoirott••GENERAL said, it was to he eninninnieated by certain regulations (in the terms of the Bill), to be made from time to time."— proCeeded to reply, at some lenizth, to the ar; guments which had be, used against the mea sure in the present and on the former debate, and *winded, declaring it to have his unqualified ap probation. • Mr. M. A.. TAYLOR anti the SoLLCITOR-GENE iAL linitiolly explained. - Mr.AVtitTsitsko accused 'the Solieitot-Gene . ral of having heeri infaut on the preceding de bate, and a giant in his arguments to night ; and also Or having mode sat..saistical allusions to Gen ii: anon on his (Mr. W.'s) side of the House. , He thought all the arguments relative •to the Master of the Rolls, were 'drawn from the Man, not from the office ; and argued that it would' be well if he, the Solicitor-Cletteral, all Masters in Chancery, mid all the Welch .ludgeSswere excluded from that • I-Toue.. He hinted that the Master of the Rolls' had been elevated to his hitfh situation from a con sideration of his Parliamentary abilities, arid thought. it not improbable, from the exemple ,of ' Lord Thialow and Lord Alvanley, that the Chan cellar nod Vice-Chaneellor might not act in liar , loony iogetlier—if so, they were creating a sine.. eure ofsooo/. a year., Lord C,vs , rl.yet:AC , ',il defended the Solicitor-Ge neral, who hal been expressly called upon to de liver his Sentiments on both nights Of debate on this 'To doing this, he 11.1.(1 lelruing mid abilities, and stated his opi nions in a ton,: which, though it did not abate their amthwvily, tended to coved:late all to whom it was a ddro,Lsed. lie then vent. into a general defence of the measure, and asserted its superiori , ty over all the expedients proposer! in its stettd„ Which would only clone complex movements in the other Courts., tool 'retard their business', with out afford , ug relief wit,ire relief was wanted. He denied that the parliamentary taleatS of the Mas ter of. the Rolls' bad procnred hi' advancement, w hich, on the contrary, Wag, founded On limit abilities disnlayed at the in . the. House of Lords, and other, high'Courts. He concluded by stating, that as the evil was permanent, so the remedy ought not to be temporary. Mr. riTTr uF.N defended the political conduct of Sir W. Grant, and stated, on report, 13 a reason for his haViog ,retired daring the,Fox Administra tion, from those duties at the Cockpit which hi: performed voluntarily, that , while so engaged , in the service of that Government, they were enders waning to supplant hint in his native county, wb , h he represented. Mr. Wity.rnar.AD and Mr. STEMIEN explained. Sir.S. itomiLay, wished for tuforniation•on the whit:l,, in hl3 :!Opinion, came out of the Com inittee as bad in Principle as it Went into it. lie witAied tee knots` if it • was intended to give the Chancellor .power to transfer , causes, which had beep set do:yri for triad before tlic,Master of the crinn that ttibnaal to the Viet-Chaocelfor., z,o, it as main objection to the uteiaiure, as it would nitiltiply appeals, and ifliot so, the new otrfie4 would titers become it sinecue, as all suitor; resOrt to the 10113. • lit. that repeated his rir r i . iinipeittSgenerally. against the , measure. . Mr, ,Wiii,vrnr.s,ALt. spoke oil the other side, and tlercndea ar i a the X ill lie contended StronglY against .the liropoSitbm for separating, as hail beett proposed, the hankropt6f business from the jorislitetion.or the Lord .Chaneellor, and,giv bi,c it to the Qflieer, with power to decide without apptal: This would be vesting him with greater authority over r a vast property than was. e:joyetl. by the font• judges in many of the other , PR FAToN' said a few words in so ,low tote, that he was not andihle in the 'gallery. Mr. Poxsoi ,, inv thought that as the bankruptcy busioess had not taiginally appertained to the office of Lord -Chancellor, it was a very proper object for a separate jurisdiction. Mr. 11: ll.vritunsT spoke in favotiv of the 1341, On the: question `heing put, the Amendment . of ?dr. Gottno ,w4ts negatived without a division, and the till ordered to the read a third time on Tnetiday, - The Report of the. Starch Prohibition Bill was btopght tip and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time. The Cornish Niners' Bill was read a second time, nut referred to a Committee. fit boas. Sumv obtained leave to bring' n a Bill, to mist the Manufacturers of Fire Arms to engrave their names and places of abode thereon. This Bill was - then read a firsetime, and ordered to be read a second time on that day sennight. The other (Met s of the Day being disposed of, the House adjourned. LAW REPORT COVIIT QF CITANCIMY, F1111:22. VINE t. BRYANT. -- - In this edge the Lon!" ClLo,Nett.t.oi observed, that his opinion, an opinion which he was in dined to believe wotild nut be questioned by any Judge in Westminster ' Hall; was, that the sum mons of a Commissioner of Bankrupts %vas a pro tection to a witness, and that a witness so attend ti ing, was entitled to all the protection which a witness attending any Court of Record in West mister Hall would be, add also that a person at tending as the present complainant did, even with out a summons, for the purpose of giving volun tary testimony, if it should afterwt'xds be the .opi nion of ,the Commissioners that his .testimony should be accepted, was entitled to the same pro tection. From the plaintiff's affidavit, and 'by that they were bound, as it was not contradicted by an -affidavit on the other side, it appeared that etch was the fact in the present case. Ilk Lord- 1 .tbtp,full acquitted Mr. Bryant cif any intentional( ooutempt.of but the complainant had been " improperly dept i'ved of, his liberty; and had been compelled - to tutike this application. lie inutit therefore be discharged, and Mr. liryanenduq pa3' the cost s. COURT or KIND'S H. F. Tit*, I{ING V. LtAiino!,;rti. • This was an indictment .I.;:ainq the deleaa,it, Alexander Leariiiont b the younger, on the pr6se cution of George Harvey, iLsq. for placartta4:. liiias as `.O coward and a The parties live at Staramme: The defendant, along with his fin her and brother, lately cirried on business in West- Minster, as army aceontrement-makers, but bar ing become bankrupt, a commission was issued out against them, and Mr. Harvey, who a Corn , missioner of Bankrupts was a creditor under the Commission against the Learmonths, being re ported to have stated to Mr. Frank, one of the Commissioners in the list to which the Lear 'month's Commission belonged, that the present . defendant had burnt or destroyed certain papers re lative to the bankruptcy in his father's garden, ut Stanniore, for the purpose of defrauding 'the. creditors, the defendant applied to him, desiring that he would either retract what be was supposed to have said, give up his author, or afford the de fendant the satisfaction of a Gentleman. Mr. Har vey declined complying with either of these alter natives, on which the defendant caused it again to be 'intimated tObiin, that if he per ,evered in his re fusal, the placard in question should be univer sally published in the neighbourhood. Mr. H. still refused any explanatio', except. in a Court of Law, on which the 'defendant put his threats in execu tion, by having the publication in question written in large characters, in the defendant's own hand-. writing, and sanctioned by his signature, placard ed anti distributed about the neigh} Jouraout.. Mr. Jeavis, co.e die cluromfant, did not flotyythp publication, but insisted on the circumstances which had given rise to it, a:; going greatly to I.IX telmte the guilt of the defendant, it they did not altogether amount to a. ,complcte apology for his conduct. Lnrd ELLINBOROUGII stlbMitted to the Learn ed Connsel, it the:4, would not come forward with bettereffect in affidavits in mitigation. Mr. JEaris immediately acceded to this, and the Jury accordingly found the defendant guilty. Tetirri.twoop V. caNvotovT AND pARLEy. This WaS an action by which the plaintiff sought, under the Act of the 9th of Queen Anne, to recover from the two defendants the sum of 850 t. hcing the amount oimoney gained by them, from the plaintiff, at an illegal same of cbonce, called hazard.' After several legal objections taken, the Jury fousid for the plaintiff—thonages 708/, -with leave to the defendants to move to have a nonsuit en tcred. BNIB TOL AND TAUNTON CANAL COMP tre V 3. AMOS, BSc"— it appeared by tote qEN e Solacoa-Gna.s.V.s,state ment of t!; is case, that many, of the subscribers to the undertaliing, .amongst 'whom was the defen. daut, resisted the payment of a call Made by the committee of lAlanapment, in consequence of which this action was commenced ; and upon the trial this day beiwe a Special Jury, a verdict was, given for the plaintas, whereby th. 7. Company have established their powers to came.: the eall'against all proprietors of shares in this undertaking. Lord ELLENI3OIIOVGII strongly U.t imated. an opinion, that after ,passing ,of the Act it was too late for the defendants to call in aid all the crude projects and impertected.plans' which they inight. have had in contemplation, before the Act received the ltbyal Assent, whence we may fairly infer, that the Legislature, having bad in their VieW the completion of this grand line of water communica tion front the mouth of the Thames to the ;Fouth of the Exe", the puhlie neett, not tear- that they ‘v 11 see this important nation object at some future tine carried into full effect. Sunday an elegant dinner was given by Earl enoodONDLEY, at Chohuondeley House, Pic cadilly, to O. numerous.assemblage of fashionables among whom were several of the Royal Dukes, Count LIEVEN (the Russian Ambassador), the Spanish and other Ambassadors, together with se veral other distinguished personages. Lord RonERT I,VIANNERS illet with u serious ac m e m in h u nting, with the Duke of RUTLAND'S 10X-1011116, on Saturday last, in Leicestershire, from lf,s horse falling with him at. a leap, when his .14ordship had his shoulder dislocated, and was otherwise 3o severely bruised, that he was curried to Belvoir Castle in astute from yobich much dan ger was apprehended by the Faculty who attended him. We have the satisfaction to state, that more favourable accounts of his Lordship were receiv ed yesterday. I..ONDON rorlittea 'I I IIOMAS wnon, , of Na. 11.2; Strand; and• Pubitshoi thd Su Orgicr, No. 112. Sirard, where eittrortistinentg, ()rd&r, MURDER. OF MR. RICHARD. SEX.. It is with regret we state, that the Murderer of Mr: Richard Sex' has not been taken, notwith standing a reward of fifty poinnis has limn offered for his apprehension. The follo , xing is a state-, went of the transaction, and a description of the perpetrator: — Henry Lcmgridge, a tenant - ot Mr. Sex, and liv ing very near him, in the parish of Pensharst, in Kent, was a day-labourer on the-estate of Widen l'on'e), List). at LankingtoirGreen, near ?en shurst, not far from T l imbridge Welts. Having left his work On Monday evening, the Ist of Pehrtuiry, with his son, a boy about nine years old, between five and six o'clock, and proceeding homeward', they stopped to rest in a field 'called ,Sandfieht, about a quarter of a mile from home, lualog first cut a bundle of sticks, and laid them ftero.; , ., the foot-path. The deceased afterwards coining the same field in his, way borne, stumbled ier the sticks, and seeing Langridga close by, asked him what be Meant by laying those things across the road, to throw people down.? Some words fol lowed, and even some sparring. The buy, who appears to he very ingenuous, says, that ;\ll.. attempted to knock his fitherdown, but t nut accomplish it'; and then his father ordered.him tot go homewards, saying be would hill .Se.: that uhtlit, or else he would transport him to-morrow. Atter the boy . had got the distance of :another field, he distinctly heard the.cry of ", Murder several times repeitted.--7-It appears, Langridge' had &thick ashen club, cut sharp at the bottom, wherewith he beat Mr. Sex so dreadfully, as to fracture his skull, break both his arms, and force out of the Socket one of his eyes ; he also thrust the pointed end between the chin, and windpipe, into the mouth and through the tongue of the ob ject of his fury, and after glutting his revenge,left him to welter in his blood, and proceeded after the boy, whom he overtook before he'got home, and strictly charged himito,...tell no person what Matt happened. When at home, Langridge cut the instrument Of his 'barbarity into three or tour pieces, and laid them on the lire, but with the bloody side towards the flames, that his , wife might in l k e n o observ a tions upon it. Next morning,as if nothing haul happened, ha proceeded on-.to his work. again, and sent the bay fort and to see if Sex was, removed ; when he heard that the. body was still lying tbcrc and alive, he ;took another road—and the deeeased lay there- from between seven and &gilt o'clock thepreceding evening till nine in 'die morn;ng, before ire was di ;covered; he lived till the Sunday following without being able to articuLate. When .I.,:ingridt ; e came home on, *laic Tuesday evening, his wife told him what had happened to Mr. Sex, and hoped. he lied no coo ecru in it.; tp which beanswered by as!king if she wanted such a dose. I-le took his supper, and went out of the door; saying, •i Mary, 1 shall nevermore see you alive." The Coroner's inquest sat upon the body, and returned a verdict of Ifitfai Murder against Henry Lein; : fri‘lge. lie is a labourer, about -;3t) years of age, 5 feet 7 inches. high, dark complexion, dark hair, 'legs a little bowed, very strong made, a full hold eye, and, 'thick eyebrows., lie had on when lie.abscOaded; it litter or cotton waistcoat, and aU old blacl'h at,. -and carried away an .old white title with t t; rt y" vt,,, 4 fro Ott torclii! - oy jacket, dark fustia,ii breeches, and high shoes, nailed with. but . a few large nails. is a rnitive of Fletehiaz, in Sussex, and" belongs to the paridi it,e.xlay,, in Kent. it is thought he was seen going over BrOtriley Common, on the road to London, on the Wednesday following the perpetration of the atrocious act. rarai rut; LONDON GAZETTE, rut. go. DIVIPENIYS—At March 1,3. T. Wyatt. Bexley, Won - , at ten: ls•larch %% P. Phillipps, Crcat dames-street, .11edfora-iow, coal-merchant, at twelve. • March 16.. F. Rawson, Clement's-lane, carpenter, at twelve. March it;. W. Wilion,Fen:tburclt-ttreet,,:aerchaut, March 18. A. Paton, T. Gill, and .3. Brown, Old Gravel-tittle, soalt-inanufaztarers ; at twelve. , March , 27. SY. Coutuhe,,Scot'styard, merchant, at twelve. March Li. I._;. A: Wylie, '.Varnford-court, Thrurtnorten•street, merchant, at eleven,..• Mardi LI. 11, Furher, Nr,v-street, Covent-Garden, hariware• man, at ten. 'ikl ar el l 12. T. Ilroomyn, Mailgate, grocer, at twelve. Match Lt. 1). C. Pontifett, Holltorni silk-mer.:cr, it twelve. March 13, T. Kellaway , ,. Sim:street, 'Walwerth, carpenter, at ten. • • , March 13. H. Smith awl H. Chest:net., Great Winchester.; street, merchants, at twelve. March 13. G. Coolie and J. Either, Nicholas•lane, merchants, at 'two. ~ • - March 20. A. Tippler and L. Leadley, Tower-street, at eleven. March 13.'14 . ..P0wer. Old lirciad••strect, merchant, at twelve. March V. N. Squire, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, gaetes. - March 10. J. James, Somersetshire, edge-t001.^.• .^.• maker, at eleven, at the George inn, Frome Selwood. March IS. E. Faulkner, late of Pendleton, Lancashire, :mit I , :r, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manch e ster. March 17. W. Lucas, flolheach-taarsh, jobber, at eleven, at the White Hart, Spalding. Mareh 18. 3. Derchall, Brindle, Lam:1.100, muslin-tnanu facturar, at eleven, at the White fi.,rm!, Preston. March is. J. Ititleing,)ate of Liverpaol, merchant, at eleven, e.t the Globe Tayern, March ,20. C. (talmn, Oxford, innholder, at ,el . tren, at the 1 Mitre lnn, Oxford. March. t.i. W. Foot, late of Cor-atry, catri.:e, at eleven, at the Craven Arras Inn, Cur t ain v. March 10. 3. Proctor, sett, L . docrtste'r, contralti-brewer, at. • ten, at the t aramertial Muck, la. timitetl ; at twelve, al Tatern,iire,•irot.a. Mardt 15. %V. sraitti and F. .11 ectet, -0., Hoc n-tlea pers, at eleven, tit the t)eorge.lnli, cicrcii 1:5. J. llo"ikin, Lirk:•pool, stiatv-oa,-I.l:Lia..tcrirev, ele vat, :At the s.innt ploee. m are t, la. 3. 1).111r4, ('art!', (Varoorgninhlre, twelve, at tile Cardiff' ri s , !',ic. . liCt.' . March 18. I'. Oreaves, Nlanch-ster, i•rulteeper, it. eleven at thellatichester Arms Cron, Multel.estev. CEUTIFI(:vr 'l3; T. Napier, Liverpool, merchant. , • W. Catnps, late of Wurcester-plave, Upper Tharazs-stree', wholesale atatioer. R. Stelling; IN;orton, Yorkshire, lkialpas, Southampton-place, New-road, bricklayer. 'Bristol,.deuter: , .• • J.. Juckloit, jUn. Greenlaw-walls, :Sorban), Durha . rn, J. Pailcy, late of Busingliull-street, th archoetuan. I). l•Ptloten, Liverpool, mert,h4ot. greeer. 0. 11:111irs,1•let4 inorchant. T. bavison, N'orth.Shield, hardwatemao. ' %%inlet, Lancaster, mei ,hunt. Iv. Gould, 2dilsont-treet, Bath, perfumer: H. Landon and J. Childs, 13t1hter-lane, wine-werchants. ICJ -Mason, ..; 0 rr(111:-street, :11iLlales.i.. Hospital, carver end gilder. by -WILLIAM 1910.11GE1l south 11 tfoii•gtreef, Cirovviot•s:iwtrt. the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c.(post pa naugt be a4,lfessed. n , • ~, J. 'Munn, PrEstwieb Lancashire, .:ottort-4;40'1•., 3. G. Yorru q, late of Pt rcv-street, St. Pancras, boa r• J. 1,. Topping, late of Bi;hOpr,;.ite-,treet, r+ rte . , J. !lowers, Stockport, Cheshii.e . , cottea-spinne. ----- T: fie arera7e pried of Drowcr 3 ,143 " r "t - 5 . 1 t computed, frtmithe Raorns m add ,i.,) the ',Orli t l ';, ,, r. Fell. r 01..:, is , - .);:s. 41k1. p=r cal. exdoire LONDON AIARKETS, ---:- . t . ' RETURN OF '0 , , - Finr Is mArtr.... to 4 , : By 111e,srs. Cur an a r i d Matr-.ts, Me.al- Al is, Includwg toile from Fet.r. R• to F'll'i 'I 12 Quarters at 1-1."1.; Od 79 . 4 Utlurto l,, i,, 7 41 ;s1 37 ----:--. .::- at 1,i3: Od iel ---- ---, *?.. 4 - 92 ----- at toi., od , cr.; -- -- ' s • 4 ? 1, 1u - ,° ', x - , , 240 - er 213 -"` 11 ~,f ''. 161 1 3 , 2 -- - 4 _,, - i ', 2,13 - - P,, i , ,•,., , 226 - --- ' l , l l , s ' I: ' 270 - „; • 1 ' • : 3 ' 19 - "'+' ' •I ' 8 ... 28 - 3 ; t ,4tfr t, '',„, 58 ' , I - •• - •-• * at - i 22 a lid 60 —• '' 'O4 ' I • 1 4G4 --7--- o t .„ . , t., Total 61361 Quarters.-Average 12 0 !. 4 / ~,'i tii.i • i 7s. 6/d. lower than 1t5t2tf 1 L ..... ,e , A RETURN OF FLOUR! ner j h From Feb. 6. to Feb. IQ.--From the C•zliev'i li Seeks. I 1 1 .2 3 :8 411 •1 8 : ::-- - 1 ...;...": 1 : 1 1' 00 1 0 9 4 4 5 d O ° 0 : . 5a3 ; 4 ::: 5 645 -- - --- - - --"- :: . 1 11 : 6 , 0: . 6 5: o i : d. SaC ill e:':. • , ,; ' , l/11' , t , .' ------- , ,„d„ , • Total-14,34), Sacks.-A.ret•ao - e 109 , ' 4 it,,, 1. • ild. per Sack higher then last 107,, , •,'' -- : , -- ' • ,:,;,•it'l Corn-Inspector's U l X te ll tu r r i n b .- GE Tirur tila r t:isll'llrti,,,,l ‘Llit. per Id. 261 lOs to .371 os Beans:. .., . 70. , ii et , 41 .. 2 x I_,_ rley, per qr. •55s Oil to 6-ts f)d Sew ditto • `' l- 11if 1 Oats `'Pease 5i40tit 0p ,,................ . !............ e i rit ~_ , A.,.'•, ,, •••;. , .. --_, • SIEDS. ' Red Clover (Foreigu; ,Ditto•EnAif '-„s i .. 600,0 d to ItOt A ,, White ditto -s 100 i Oil w 1 1 4 4 4 7 p tiiii ~ 11 Rye-Grass ... :lsii od to 6iN 0 110 Turnip, White tO' pil F t las Od ta 1 ' , s. 2 1 1, S Red and Green . . • .''is oil to u , 1 White Mustard Sce.d' q4 V sOd to P !'' ••- ` Brown ditto. ' (40 riliway Seeds ' Nos Od to Sts , 4 i 'Coriaiiil~,r. do. - Cinque:fain 7 ,Y3 13• J t'' B° ' i d . s ; ' 1 Trefoil Canary lie, Od to ioi ots‘. , Oil :Cake at the Mill, 201, 04. per th° , . • 1 ~_,...., rj , , --------- —--- -"1"----. 'lO • , I NE W6ATE ~VSI) I,E,A.PENIJA.IA: ItiA ; lit' tilt ' artrx.c. ‘. 4 il?, Otj Bc,i eo lit? , e : / 411 10 1i ed I lie3l. •..• .' I 6 ,,,• I l'illtto l l .Os4dtoEa 44 I P:::1: L. . • .. • ', Ili Emits, 50 to 517;tbs r eiK•4 111 1 C . E 0F .;... .............. ..... ; ; : t , ! ' • '' ' ;t71 , . ° Il l ! Ditto, sii to 661bs each ... .. ..... ..•; • • • • ~l 41 ehari,b - 14aelis ................... , -• ' ~.0 t ltresAing Ilitles ................... . .••' • I ' A i r' , •• '. 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(;raVe ••• • ' ' , ' ' , 'Oiii.id Br<•••Ir' • ~ ,' , YeIIGW SK:eap 104 s I Curd ....• ..,,,, ;, lA:atilt:l en . - ed per dozen allowed fur ret , :l 1 • 't:h : ::-' ; :t e ' ta : •' i c far' a Ll t a l en e td.::°:-:::1'd."-:Sli::: , 4i . ttPL 4 :1' , ''s: . "°'1. . a'4r'1: . I''':I: .. ':°. . ld'sdt...: ' t.:';''51.'t:'S'''Ij*''' ti:''''t:f!.'l. _„..- I , On the 13th inst. the La ß d i e lr o f f " : l4 f °' ' 3. .‘kri;'' 'lt'f: , • of a Scan. ~Th f s ' P hr 7 ~, ~ poll • it,, (1!, 'Wednesday last, the Lally of '°"" ' ' ' ' ' 4: Bluuulshilry-square. of a ,l)augliter , I.vr ~• ' ''"." 4 a 1 . Mrs.- T. 11. Ar:iii•ews, of ol ,l '''' . ' ~, •••+, 1 ', q ,r- -. .0/3 Wednesday last l , rr:lNAelsrulf,l7--ti'n., --- : nr t , 141 ' , l'' '' : e , .p. 'kr, ship of 2,5 years, Mr. (lain, of the lirr( l l, 4 E or , . ~,. 1111 Satimirtylast, at Esher, Stirro•o „'''', l o4 "` I Cl.itisl. - aiii in the 3;.td f 4 i,ilit Infantry, to r E c , uf' . 4: 4;0..14 iisughtet of tioptain Spicer, 80 "4 yit' . 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