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SiomouTo, FEB. 7.-This day see have wit.....7`, ~.:. re se ir ' 1 e must impudent, and the most disgraceful, of nerals, Lecotirtis, from Charleston for Bourtleaux, . r, nessed the most mourutul and affecting procession eq ? s . s - all . it is posdble for hioneti mind to conceive. The sal 1 ..:, “" this mart's mauceevres-and these epithets sprung a leak, during a gale of wind, on the 22d Expect not in mine eye a tear, 4 tiltj 0 •• • incl. Nor wonder that no more I weep: remains of his Royal Highness the late Duke ref >`. January, which kept both pumps acting ; On the be , ~, tide a wide stretch-is now put forth. It KENT are removed front us for ever !-A few ass ,l 2 Phalle • l it tl e 23d, in lat. 46. N. lono. 22. 53. V. fell in with The storm bath spent its passion here, weeks back, scarcely an individual in our town tree 0 ...q. is xvhet her his Reform-Fund was ever nts ' - . • the brig George, of Po '' ole, front Newfoundland, That tore my bosom's inmost deep.- that did not in some (!agr ee 4- tutended for any other purpose, or not ;-Coe rehich vessel . took the crew front on board s the e And now-hath rag'd itself to sleep. ee enjoy the sun- ','':'.! e nder' . # 8 shine i of Royal favour ; and tram the wells r.i" c , (0 .1-, lel , Pl r now chases this mode of its application ;- Two Generals, after enduring considerable fa- k !town goodness of his Royal 11 ighness Ire Sees iod . r , . tigue, and experienced every comfort and atten- 11. [ t he y : ,), 4 ,1 :::' i t s stirphls is to be appropriated to the oriel- ,- , were led to look forward `,ran increase of his : e el.; They tell me, that my mind is calm, '144 , .• ks non from the Captain and passengers of the patronage, it being wsll 'known to be his Royal er e _i t . ' plan. Irliat that is, or ,was, or will be, we George. And praise me for its strife subdued; Highness's wish that the expenditure of his este- seestf i„ 0 e '• lo 1101 • ' They bid me bless Religion's calm, dot ' Sipretend 10 guess. We have not the same ST. IVES, Fee. 6 -Arrived the Mary, Pulling, blishment' should be confined to SiOsnouth as et : 1 , ~,.'eason with Sir FEANCIS BUItDETT or Mr. TIPPER, o , f and for Dartmouth, front St. John's, New- Whose beatings have my peace renew'd :-. much as possible, and dillus"d among, meny ! ' toundland, with damage, and part of the cargo Then call my silence-foititud e . persons. This, however, is not the cause of e , e te l '' wish it may be the payment of his debts.- ;b ro w" ~eesbom r o, HI. our sort ow-Iva - ';:•:;.": iti tll ' iEI r ' y elve good men and true may give a little of it DEAL, JAN 9 —Arrived, and sailed for the lei- grief we have vviteessed the sad (leper- • ,: es Once I could weep like you, and feel .eB9‘ o l l l • i ' : 4 „ . Air. CLEARY perhaps. vet, the Harriet, Gerson, Iron? Leghorn ; Cit- . tier, Orptal, front St. Michael's ; and Wilhelm, The flowing coolings of a tear; ' dire, and to flee credit of 6i(lmoutli, most of s e . e . , es tier, :71 lac pretensions to a seat in the Legis- its inhabiter): s have :wended the procession, ee Wilson, from Spain. Came down front the ,Hi- Butatignish came with burning seal, evincing their regard by the most respectful si- s te ! i, ,: 11 ure are curious. Because he was a Gardiner's vet . the Edgar, Vidal, for Jamaica ; Pacific, •And clos'd that naeral fountain, ere lence (hiring Its awful progress th,ough the streets. intli :•''''''' l) ''Y at Farnham, and at Kew ; because lie ran • , s e e Roxby, for Cadiz; Emulous, Sorrell, for Anti- ' Mine eye was fix'd on Maity's bier. The vast concourse that attended evinced their s 4: guts ; and Clio, Wilson, for St. Vincent's. • truly sincere regret by mournful looks, and their '"",,s_ , • ~ ..,..: . , ; .t. 4 l w ay from his master for love of the King's exo- IV. HARivicii, Fee. 9,-Sailed the Lord Nelson respect by the most 'outvoted silence end pi °piety # o Ll_f : le s ; becaus e he read the " Tale of a' Tub" in a packet for Holland, and Lord Duncan ditto for I watch'd around her dying bed :- tl l t lliddlesex haystack, and dropt it overboard an Cuxhaven, both widt twills Days, weeks, months-like a dream-went on: of Cunduct• __......0„...___ rid - ''''.: lr„, . 0.. , 1 , .,.. „1 .. 1 .. PORTSMOUTH, FEB 9.-Came into harbour the No health the star of eening shed, ,I ! , lit eitean Packet-boat ; because lie carried a inns- 0 : DORCHESTER, FEB. 8.-On Monday the 7th elo' e. 4! ken • rot iton, Iteid, from Buccari. No hope illuni'd the wing of down; inst. tile reniaitte- of his late Beres el-Highness the ;,,f s without getting drunk; WO ' ~, !i.: So nit ,h I was foolish enough to visit him • be- , ef, ~.: •,..; e, or y e , James, from Lishon. Sailed the Commerce, V. Duke of Kent, eseotted'i;•orn Siainotit I. by a de- ..":! . 4 _ lachinent of the 4•li Dragoons, and part of the s - A , ,e ,: - ;:e duSe be was fined and coofined . for libelling the Hocker, for London. The Beamish, Paynter, Dorseishire Yeomenry Cavalry, were received et e ,: from Smyrna, which pet in bete on the 29th ult., And through those heavy hours she kept the entrance of the town by the Mayor and Body e - - al :' '' ', ' ,.l merit of the Army ; because he forgot to ,is discharging in quarantine. On me her pale and searching eye; . Corporateolud passed throirgh in solemn processtou And had I fatter'd, sigh'd, or wept, I ac ;:-.... I' ' ' 141 Y hie Maltster's hill; and because, of fifty other 1 __......„._ 0 ee The whole of the shops were closed, arid the roll- :a. d 0 , ' -4 '4 Itieb becauses, the best of which would not make The Union, Kirby, from Quebec for Liverpool, She would have smiled, and told nie why, ing of the bells tit . the different parishes added to ee , pet into . lerceire the 7111Jannary in distress, and And calmly turn'd her round to (lie. i,ier t , `k bin) better titan a decent sober gardiner, or shoe- e se ee I short of provisions. the solemnity. The procession was flanked llf V: . VI. soldiers of the 4.1 s draeoons ; a party of the 16:b S. e Ilse. -:'''''!',.'''' #4k er, or tape-measurer, or the like sort of hair- I The Colnmbia, Williams, from Liverpool for " ,„ s ~e . 1 . Lancers end Wiltshire 'Yeomanry continue - the er : She bade me kneel beside her bed, Ste' -:' r ; ';''': . . lera tt folk, he is to be a Member of the British 4 i• Se nate ! ' Mobile, was on silore near the Belize the 24th sn escort to Salisbury. And pray in accents firm and clear; December. -',W , ' islse . . Ye•teroay a Court of Directors was . held. at And, as the holy page I read, ‘,..; •:.,.• 04 ‘, 5: W ith his assumptions of forbearance, and ten- the East liolia-hoese, when Capt. J. 13. SOTHEBY My loudest voice she could not hear . ;- WINDSOR, FEB. 9. tea " '," ' 'sZ dere, Yet must not I 'have shown a tear.- pee' ..r . sa, and the other cartload of cardinal vir- was sworn into the command of the Ship Scaleby ee , , '.e.,,, .. te e _ Castle, consigned to Chiron direct. Yesterday morniug, the Earl of WINCHILSEA lett '4' . a to ~ .);: "" ,we have no concern. Brit we inns' protest WI. the Castle for Carlton Palace, and returned in the 4 ° . , , ,..;, -- , t he e, e.; aga inst his saucy pretences of having silenced the Such was my ptison'd anguish, when '. , i Peer • COURT OP KING'S BENCH. Nor (line nor place had Ito weep; evening. Lord AMHERsT arrived at the Castle to ... i , r * . ~,k, ~: le Press. He may vomit forth what abuse be relieve Viscount GRAVES as one of the Lords in eee e '..-, lik e , THE KING V. PARKINS, WAITHMAN, THOMPSON', But if she sank,in slumber, then Waiting. Mr. MASH, from the Lord Chamber- 4's le ,: e . 'es; but he must not assert a lie-brave as it HURCOMBE, AND OTHERS. I cast aside the coming sleep, i - • . : hire, lain's Office, and Mr. BANTING, the Royal up- iq a te , ..H . 4 .1 appear. He has not silenced vs-nor can This mortrin;.!, at the sitting of the Court, Mr. The vigil of my tears to keep. bolsterer, came here last night to make arrange- ~. ,i ... of r ,) ,• e`'bor shall he. THe SUN shall never cease to DENMAN rose to chlw cause against - a Role that ments for rite private intetnient of the bodies of the • . e ve _ VIII. ees rep os . had !teen obtained by the Solicitor-General, against infant Princes OCTAVtUS aud ALFRED (Sons of 1.. e, '..,!' e his vulgariy, his impudence, Lis malice, Amid the dark and lonely night, : 4nd L . . . these defendants, for a Riot, in obstructing the his late MAJESTY), in the Royal mausoleum. le ~ ,* , err/ ~ .7.;, "Is mischief. . Election of a Lord Mayor, on Michael- 'nay in their bitter freedom flow'd; -..,,,, . appears that the late KING had long expressed a . L.'. tIO . Ob serve now the Constitutional ptinciples of tm's-day last' He're the Learned Counsel pro- Till seem'd in my sear'd eyes a light, wish for the removal of the remaios of the young Tt . ' ceeded to cite various - authorities, tenditig As if it sparkled, nested, and glow'd- oeti, ,:' ';;; (11 hi Man I-He wants a seat in Parliament, which I ,' to p roye PRINCES from Westminster Abbey into the sepul• kl: that the - parties were in the legal . s e ram, , It was my misery's burning load. (doe at Windsor. In compliance with the corn. • '.'w : ell :,.. , 'he hooght for hint !--bought for the Re• , exercise of their Rights as Members of the A . re, mends of the deceased MONARCH, the disintermen• k`r e 4 ; eve. ~:- 2', - /h er ! -- -bought for the enemy of corruption !- ! COrporation of London, and that . the same IX. t, will take place to-morrow ; and on the same even- etej, 's.O: Je e 1 lug had taken place et various times • dhr- How smarted then the morning beam, III! .; ',k . : li ght, tve repeat ; since, if the majority of Elec- i tee ing the coffins will be deposited in the Royal dor- e l , e",‘ to r . the wen of Charles II , without its having Upon my tortur'd vision flung! tnitory. The distance from the Grand Erorance of n o, .1 y k %, • are willi n ,. sto prefer him, no money can .be been conselered'eny offence. The Learned Gen- As from mine eyes I stay'd the stream, the Palace to the door of St. Geroge's Chapel is a* bit I- 4 Ilece ssaly to his election. He wants, however, Ilernan %yea' proceeding at the time our Reporter And o'er the couch awakening hung . :ay. , ; .... t ' left the Court. Mr. Aldermati Rothwell, Mr. Al- 1100 feet. To guard against the vicissitudes of the Yet iiis ',"," n be the Representative of those who have no derman w a he reeo, Air. sheriff nouns, &c, & c. Of HER, my beautiful! my young! weather on the night (tribe fitneral of the KING,: ne . k. 4 i '.: 'ote • whole extent will he covered with a boarded roof, ',4 0 .,t; 0 7 ''. sto be sent into the Legislature, not by the Bsc, were in Court at air early hour. X. air; tlee, which is 14 feet in height. The toot way is Made ~.4" e T • : ; . -e in ors for any pertictilar place, unless with the ____,,,,, o _ Three nights on that dread couch she lay ; 18 feet whit!, leaving the sides - open. A plettiorin I * The longest law- suit ewer heard of in England, Sense, sight, and feeling, all were tied : rte' . e. •;" 4 ' ., Dne Y of those wise have no place at all. Ina is to he raised from the entrance dour of the Pd.- 0 7 :‘', W°1*(1 • he w„ fs ... 'of lor perhaps ; ~, the world, was between the heirs of I call'd-with cries I bade her stay, to be t h e teepresentative the 6 ''• Rel Sir T. TALBOT, Viscorint Lists, on the one part, That might have pierc'd the grave's deep bed, lace to the Church door, and from thence extend- ese e '4, ing aloag the west and centre aisles to the Choir, !,4 r.; . L.::, met a, and to be elected by their money. I and the heirs of Loot BERKELEY on the other, re- And startled up its slumb'ring dead. which is separated front the body of the Church ve: " - ''' To rl • , this r, more pressing object" the Reform specting certain possessions not far from Wotton- • by the Organ Gallery. The platform in the in- f • ' ''' PO d • is ' ' ' n . I tinder-Edge, in the county of Gloucester. 'rite XL terior of the Royal Chapel is about 160 feel 10 o ee !i , i. i s to be " diverted ;" which may go under I it suit was commenced at the end of EDWARD IV., Then, when she could nor see nor hear, length and 22 in width. Upwards of 200 men are 4:ie, its ,;'' ' . 1) new name, or i old name, or any name the . and seas depending till the reign ot JAMES 1., when Then pour'd my grief its rushing tide i employed. Princess AUGUSTA retires to her resi- •'' . .i.l '. .]:. i tatii ' a compromise took plare, it having lasted above Nor hope was with me then, nor fear; C.Bll chose -only let them shove Old Porcu- deuce at Froginore, and Princess Some% will re- 4 : , ' if '`i Pip e . 120 years. I knew that she must die-she died— ; . L into Parliament. He would then have a I move to Kew Palace, after the funeral of their . 0 'sett ee And then the [wning stream was dried. departed and beloved Sovereign anti Father. ~,,,,, reason for laughing at his Creditors, titan tit . :e se e FREEMASONS.-The assembling of the Bedford, .; I w hich Jerusalem, and such other Lodges of the Craft, XII. e ail • ,:, g o be gave in his letter to Sir FRANCIS , i IrIETT. whose reguler Meetings would have taken I thought those tears were torture-now SPORTING VARIP.TIES.-A meeting or amateur- j' as ,a , • 2!' Iv place since the (length of his MAJESTY and the They would be bliss; the last I shed, - A . e ae ... 0 1 •; 7 p r c sorry that this fellow can lug forth aW.P.G. M. the Duke of KENT, have all been . took place yesterdey st the Cortrinanderein•- , Were on the death -darns of her brow. Chiet's leree, where much talent was comb ne rt,l ' suspended until after the last sad offices to de- o . ..,, we eee dent for his " presumption. He will say, and . f 1 . . I saw her in her funeral bed, eel. The object was to flume a day for bee . ..el , P arted merit are per ormer . This highly respect- fights on the lapis, which were neces a. ii , A quite prepared to contradict him-that And moisture from mine eye had tied. ed and useful Society, it is well known, are greatly put off upon the present mournful occasien.- 31: J. -::: 4 r:tre nOt ~ :,.:. Qs . lier 'of grass plats is to the full as respectable persectited in other Countries, through the ma- es e a r oller' Of ribbons, MTh , 'nit- fight bet wren Spring end Robert .liuro eO , , chinations of bigotry and superstition, and the Subdued, not soften'd, is my mind; for 100 guineus aside, was fixed to take place 4., p- . -. as and a corporal every whit ie . Rented as i meetings of the Fraternity prohibited under se- , Its spirit broke, but - could not bend; on Friday, the 18th of the present month, with ;Tete t . .: s- ()r edo a cambric-snipper. Let the re-1 were penalties, while in this land of freedom it Its still-resentful, not resigned- the consent of the whole c t the opposing parties. .1 • ,' , 1 , Ilinw- - . or . f. b e r eve, rest where it is ; if it cannot r has been nourished and cherished by the protect- Betting was 5 and 6 to 4 on Spring, and 3 to 1 Vi , "fwere hard to teach me, that a friend •' enledied. asperhaps 't ' te l' • . .: . ,i. r)(15 1 1 . ~., e t may, let it not be ex- lin Hand of Royalty, and who nowtail his Ma- Snell suffering could in mercy send. was taken about naming Ito. h winners, e.iprelg rf4e. , i jests , GEORGE IV. as the Patron and Protector of and Sampson the 13irminglient youtio-The great te ~ ',:e a t e "do most sincerely hope, that such the order. XIV, sparring match at the Fives -court, fixed for tine ENt , ~ tl ri I.agrace will never be attempted against the The following is an extract of a letter from , 15th instant, was also panted for another day. 44, 0 .. , ~..: 11 811 I mingle with the world- 7 4 laugh- . :• ....„:,.. Sh o ‘ L eg i s l ature as CORBETT'S Election.- Portsmouth, slated the Bth February :-" Copt. ~.... sae I join the free and festive throng-. BELASCO AND SAMPSON.-This match which was s ., !'"es, Is Is sse toe a __ e Montague, M.P. Commander of the Phaeton, set .. s, t e thrii "Y portion of its Electors be base enough Of pleasure's cusp I deeply qnaff- also it cesseiely but off, was fixed to take place on N off yesterday for London It is reported - . :ii , % And bear my cold dead heart among the 22d instant (Tuesday) even bettin g . 1 114 ti fth s , st . hirn in, our high.minded Senate, per- thePhaetOn is to expressproceed to the . Meiliterranean. Ari e ; -4,, Will be proud enough to thrust bias out The scenes that do her mern'ry wrong. _____,,,,,,,,,e_ .i 3.•) C.ts a ßaie s The Ist regiment of Guatris„ doing the garrison In addition to the names mentioned of indivi- .: • , 4 . duty here, will march on Monday next for . . XV. - I (bells who were at the Coronation, of our lament: et, re Windsor ; and after the funeral the Coldstream • . s ,. s ese e s . .....e---,..........,..... Then seek not in mine eye a tear; cri SoVERRIGN stands Mr. FRANCIS HACK.woOD, 4 . . +.- . regiment of Guards will come to Portsmouth ,' ; -74 Tit GENERAL ELECTION. . in the room of the lat Regiment. Nor wonder that no more I weep: one of the Royal Musicians, who is now in good N 1 ' i , 4t•, d a „. e re i s ~ , The storm bath spent its passion here, health, and in his 88th year. Mr. IlActewoon ils The Chatham Paper slays, " We are well in- ,• ,: -,., .r• Ni t " 4 foundation for the report of some was in the procession at the funeral of GEORGE Z ' •:%,, . 4 4 :2 154Sed t° ~),,tt Isar formed that a subscription is actuolly making by Mr. Alexander Baring was die- That tore my bosom's inmost deep- And now—bath rag'd itself to sleep: 11., and at that time was a Fellow of the Royal IR .'', q L or , d ''''er himself as a Candidate for the City I some persons in the town and neighbourhood of . Society of Musicians, He was born in die parish 7 •.'- .-. 9„. "n • I Maidstone, for the relief of whom ?—the pour of el?„ th e , are ! co . the parish ? No !but for the relief of Mr. Cob- REGISTER OF FASHION. of St. George's, Hanover-square, in the year ( :. i s e , seeeetic meet is expected at Lancaster, on , 1731, and Iran long been considered as one of the to . his , todest demand 1 "- , i 3 44. til se s' 4 " : l ton of parties / se n t, Mr, Catethorne "di' agreeably. . . late ' ' ARRIVALS.-His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, `:". °r oe - Y ,O trered himself a Candidate for that Indeed ! and is it possible that any of the descen- greatest pedestrians, for his age, in the United ''''''': .'... R 'gb.--_, L .. , as . dents of John Bull can be doped by such s flimsy in Park-lane; Lady Jones in South Auclley-street, from her 'Kingdom. % eee s( ep ete. l It erpool Advertiser ) seat in Hampshire; Sir Charles ' Morgan, Bart. C. Morgan : •0, I 'll It• sa ys, lbar our respected Member, Mr. device ! It the fact is really so, we can only e,sti. ' Mr• BONN, the Manager of the late Birming-714 , 1' Miss Morgan, from Tradegar to Pall Mall; the Hon. L ._ ; et it , ' will Probably decline his seat in Parlia- say we bins!' for their folly. Loon Theatre, appeared before G PAGEANT, Esq.. - 5 . .'-' eito ' a nd Mr • Al James Macdonald, in Piccadilly; Hon. William Eardley, 13. f' 1 h eel • acdonald arid Mr. Lornbe have Twelve of . the convicts sentenced at the Man- at the Public-office, how -street, and made affide- A?, e ,or N ... t mentioned as the probahle candidates cheerer Set mans, arrived in town yesterday tole- from Belvidere, in Kent ; Major and Mrs. Douglas, in Park- vie to the schedule of his losses by the burnin s fl e .o , e , i „ street; the Earl of Cpventry, in Pi cca dilly ; Countess de Grey) t hat Theatre amounting to upwards of 4,800 i- e e e a it e l a',"wich on that interest. Mr. John Harve t noon, on their way to the hulks at Sheerness.- ''l '7'.: k ice e 5,182 rumoured, will declare hiniself.--4 1' !'hey from Wrest House, Bedfordshire; Lord Henniker, from Wor- Mr, B. we itteleretand, was insured in the Nor- e,e , were all heavily ironed ; and ernotig them ‘ OT- - 1..: i .1 VV,.. uPer .) were some of those convicted of seditious and lingworth Hall, Suffolk; Pasco °react], Esq. M.P. from wick Union Office for 20301., and that Establish- 1 1 ~i,, ,:...,!.., ~..of Lo ` r u e n t e ! s t . und, from authority, that the friends meat have vet y handsort:ely orrh red its instant; .. . treason,:i.)le practices. Taplow, Barks. ,;(e.V. r re t ' Lbrington will buckle on their armour Do EL.-A meeting took place on Bagshot-heath CHANGES.-The Earl of Essex, from Middleton Park, neat payment. ~ • .%; -- s e cu t ?: ',.. Pe et ‘• vest, as soon as decency and due re. on Tnesdey, betweee F. S. W--, Esq. and Bicester, in Oxfordshire, for the Duke of Bedford's, Wo- Every preparation is making for the speedy re- ,4 -i-, :.1,:' , •1) iur the . , ~:- Perini le rentains of their good old Kieg will Cnptain H--, in consequence of a dispute re- burn Abbey, in Bedfordshire; Lord CaltbOrpe, from Bury ~,•'.!..t .T 1 ' f h . eatt to enter the fi eld.-(Exeter Paper.) building - of the Birmiugharit l'heatre, lrons a de- A lative to the guattliatiship of a young Lady dis- St. Edmund's, to Blakensv; the Marquess of • Lansdowne, sign by Mr. 13EAseEv, who erected the Etiglish ilits Opera House. 0.‘ ,. ':17ys si t e e l f ' l 7 l )ds and suppt . irters of Mn-. Bastard, it cant] y related to beth. The Captain was darn- from town, to the Earl and Countess of Jersey's seat in 0x- :.,,,, i t i ,are now- eanvassing.--(/bid) •'Trottey woniarled on the right side of the head, fd I ire • Earl of Thanet from Dover to Hothfield Hall; A few days ago, as a labouring man was dig- s W ee . ite te s t e s , e, 3 als o stared te , ,t time i ... • r i' inti is not expected to recover. The' parties are " si ' ' ' giug flints in a large burgh on Aleiston I.lill, near ''''?:• s a requisition in V.'s!, inns '" of signature. among the friends of Sir Tito-Hon. W. Burton, from Cheltenham to Bath. White Bostil, he discovered, at the depth of e :. first cousins. ----------------- $ •.s. re ti to invite hint to offer himself for the SUDDEN DEATH.-Yestenhy a Gentleman was PETERSBunGH, JAN. 12,-SI. DAwR, an eminent five fret, a' !Hunan skeleton lying on its side . : i .„. ' , e, ":ii 114 '3e )tatton of the: County in the hew ; Perlis- observed to tell down triton the pavement in, Ox-1 r 11( ''''s ( ibid.) English painter, is at present engaged in execut- in the solid chalk rock, quite perfect. From be- . ..e„ 1 1 'ess z . en Tit • • ford -street : a crowd of persons assembled, and ing the portraits of the Russian Generals, who hind the skull he took a sort of pin, four or five ".t - - 4,. il)ll„eeeeZ:' reign, it is 3-7- su, --- ev - ill usher in four new finding fl:am he %YRS fast approaching his dissolu- have distinguished themselves by their exploits, inches long, with a hole drilled through the head e , i, estrioos , m 1 . d petso . us of the four followieg , i.t All, p_kielloutemen, viz. STAFF ED , ~L. p IE eotto and " BUCS.ING, don, they assisted him or a Surgeon's shop, where for the gallery ot PErmitage, forty of which are of it, which hail probably been used as en appen- ke be eves fr - ottid to be quire dead. He was there already completed, and hear a striking resemblance doge to the lair; and on Friday last the same 1.1 reco iiized-te he a person residing at an inn si- to the illustrious originals. The wheOe collection man ding up in the sante burgh, but in a frac- r.,n ;$ ;, ~ .‘s e ees ) , -ASTINGS. -- (Morning tnate g il in Poland-street, where lie was conveyed will consist of two hundred, for each of which tutee] state, a very large urn, containing human gt sl ..*..zt;,, L ,,, '. , '' - '::'''',A7 , *4 4 i i .i , :?' - ' -''-' • - - -• . - for a Cutotier's Inquest. will be paid 1,000 roubles, in bills on the Bank. bones. • -•,..iaisi. .--...-.-- -- 7 , 0 i .-,..!...,:.....- . ~ .-,..7?,„ - 14,1 , ;5.ii - mai. ,--r- ~,,_,.., .• . --;•,- .-4,---..,,---;,..---.0, ..7 - 3 ,-- :'..‘A* -- .40,.. f 1ci-,= , „- • - • - 7 - ,• , ---._.„p,,k - .i,----,,,:-,,,,et"c"44-tgoottoot-- - . , 1 ...-. ,-, .. ~..' ' A S. 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