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Admission 3s. COUNTY OF BRECON. pursuance of a' Requisition froin, several of the Lieutenantcy, Magistracy, and other respectable Inha. bitants of the Countv, to calla COUNTY Mt Ell NG, for thtt purpose of addressing His Majesty . bn the present irnpor. tans Crisis, I appoint such Meeting to be held at the SHIRE-HALL, in the TOWN of BRECON, on Alonday the 'ph Day of August next, at Twelve o'ClOck in the Forenoon. duly 20, 1803. EDWARD KENDALL; Shiriff. WALBROOK WARD, July 22, 063. • AT a LNG of the ALDERMAN, COM MON COulsiCt L., and It 4 11.-‘ll I rANTS of the WARD of WA LP RoOK, held this day at Salters' Hall, fur the purpose of taking . into consideration and submitting to the sense of the i nhatetants at large, the .propriety of a General Arming for the Defence of the Country, pursuant to the Resolutions of the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, at a qpecial Court held on the r irk Day of this Month, THOMAS ROWCRO FT, Esq. Alderman, in the Chaif The Inhabitants o f thi s W ar d having, on thei 6th of this Month, assembled at this place, for the purpose of cOtisider ing the 'hest ;means in their power for contributinoo the General Defence of the Coun'trY, and having then resolved to increase thenumber of their Military Association, and to raise a Subscription' to assist that_ purpo se , an d other mea sures necessary at this time, and having tince seen the spi rited and patriotic Resolutions of the Lord . Mayor and Court of Aldermen; of the r ith of the present Month, slo now de- Clare, That the said Resolutions haVe their hearty concurrence, and shall rtseiVe their best support; for, although they can- tot br ing-theiTiselveS either to believe, or fear, - that "a 1 'the powerind resiiiirces.olym nee , strained to their "utmost by the Despotig . Userpat ion by 'which that N at ion is coot roofed, are equal to the gigantic and .tleiperate effort of Illusion, , with which she haughtily menaces„these Islands, yet, 'Con. Sidcring how strongly the 'evil passions . or inordinate ambi- • tiOn, Envy and Ifesentment,:mav irritate and excite men rewly raised to unexpetted power, anti to what at., tempts the hope of, pt under, - °and the dstlnsjve proinises and Istmestions of Malignant ing'inuity, may lead an infatuated Soldiery ; feeling also, thtit our happy Constitution, our Liberties, Lives and Property, arc threatened and attacked by at tyrannous, ~ertiel, and implacable Foe, against Whose en terprizes the Power and Patriotism of the Countries seem, for the present, 'the only certain hope o f bold defence by "'which (under the Divine. Provideo e) to work the rescue, or ,tinsure the safety, of the ;nearer part of Europe, Irons slavery or degradation, and clearly convinced, that, in a canjunclure so serious and decisive., Men of all ages,,ranks and coodition, should stand forward, .and by the strongest pledges of their resolution, and the most adive exertions in.their poWer, as sist the. Government, and prove to their Country, and the World at large, thaet hey are dcteimined to defend the peen- , liar, blessings which, under their beloved Soverei,gn and happy Constitution, they enjoy; an d to p reserve unsullied the high reputation which the virtues and courage of their Ancestors have obtained. Resolved Unanimously, That this Ward will second the lairdable endeavours oithe Lord Mayor and Court of , Alder- Then, for the manifestation of the spirit and .strength of the Country at this momentous cr, an 4 will, under theerglations orthe 11 now. before the Legislature for general Arming and, Detenct.: of, the Country, adopt .and promote every means to aid and carry into their tullest effi.el the Mea sures which shall be dettined proper for the Inhabitants of this great City Resolved Unanimously, That Thomas Rowcroft, gsq. Alderman, Mr. Dcpitty Toultniii, Messrs. Winter, Speed, Ilargaray. Tracers, Field , Alsager, Maxwell, Fourtirmier, Nash, Cooper, Williams, Wall, Pearce, Hadley, Stubbs, and Chainley, the.present.Comniittee of Military Associa than, be a Committee to carry into cad the purposes now resolved. Itesolved Unanimouily, That Messrs. John Rogers, Tho- Inas Cartwright Jackson, Tho m as Wild, John Atki ns , .ehael Gibbs, Robert Pitches, jun. Ephr aim Haywood, and Solomon Mut,n , be added to the said Committee. De Resolved Unanimously, That. the Thanks of this Meeting giverl to the Chairthan, for his attention to the business, *tut able assistance in the Chair. . • Resolved Unanimously, That these Declarations and Re g/Onions he subscribed by the Watt Clerk,,and inserted in four Morning, and two Evening papers. MOP , TIIOMAS, Ward Clark. ~a CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. • IrT-IFIE SUBSCRIBERS to the LIFE ANNUL TIE S_ iran t by the CORPORATION of the CITY of litflitTN, the 2t h Day of J tine '776, who are to be paid their Interest in London, may receive a Halt Year's Annuity, due at Midsuntmer last, by applying to Mr. WU. ; liam Coningba No. IS, Union -court, Old Broad -street, every Wednesday, frorn Tea o'C lock tilt Two. The Subscribers to bring with them filth Ilona, and a Cer tificate of the Life of the Nontin:e. It requested that in ease of death notice may be given as above , tbr the future benefit and regulation of each Class. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING, ph SEPTEMBER, 1833. No • of Prizes. Prizes of SCHEME. Valueofeath, 4 20,0.0., Total value' 400.0 ia,060 5,0e10 I, 5)o 2,n00 8,0 00 ▪ 6,01 X) 3,000 2 4 0 , :e0 • 120,0 CD 4 0 .05 0 • 24,000 Tickets Ixo,ocra First-drawn Ticket Seventh bay 420,000 First-dr:twit Ticket Last Morning 5,000 Arc Part of theubove Capitals. TICKETS AND SHARES,, " •, Are now selling at' every LICENSED sTA - rE LOTTERY OFFiCE, Ticket, EI7 . Malt. Stio •1 Eighth,- 24 6 Quarter, 4 o 'Sixteenth, t 20 6 • Tickets will gradually rise. 4. •., • ESSEX. • • TO BE Y All'CTt, Some ti rlie in SeStrinber, SOLD ► uttle.i ß s before dis ON posed of by Pri vate Coittraas, mpset ancl . very F t ligible FREEHOLD -ES TATE, dined Gt;BBINS, situate in the Parishes of Laitlon, A.:lint - Mt Hills, Limits Burste(t. and pilw), in the Count). of Ess,:x in the occupation of \lr. en i at nin Lime, corlsist log Of upwards of 366 Acres of excel lent Arable. belgAr,ls4 'arid Pasture I and, with a good Fartn 41 °,„ust't anti itit'ablpEuildirigs4hereon. hip E state iles in a verPirtiproving part a coe tb : °111 Iron: Burntwo t, he Tltatikes, and tsithin Estiite , 4)e - seen, and f ; . tlf Applicatioil • Kcal, (:-.41)11, ▪ wiv,) =teat 101 tl►e Salt; LONDON TAVERN, July 23, 1E33. 1 6 17 a MEETING cc MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and SHIP-OWNERS, held at the London Tavern, pursuant to Notice circulated to the Public Companies—. • , PRESENT, • Kinnaird, It. Lewin, William Beasley, John Locke, WilliaM Curtis, William Manning, Lionel Darel, Robert, Miligan, Richard Neave, 'T'homas Weave,' • - Robert Preston, T homas ['ritzier, IJ. Angerstein, . R. C. Plowdeii, . Atkins,. Henry Peters, .; . . acob Bosanquet, Thomas Parry, 'homson Botiar, Edward Parry, • . John Brickwdod Abraham Roberts, William Bell, tohn Roberts; . Joseph Cotton, ohn Smith, • ' George Curtis, ;eOrge Smith, Abel Chapman, Henry Smith, . William Devaynes, John St. Bathe, . . .Henry Davidson, . Robert Thornton, William Elphinston, William Thornton, • Francis Eastcrby, John Tunno, Simon Fraser, • John Travers, Charles Grant, C. IL Turner, George Godwin, ..,.George ‘Velloank, • George,Grote, Robert Wigiam, 'A, Geledneki s . Rotten Wigrini, jun. John Inglis John Wellford, W. A. Jac kson, Stephen, Williams, , George leilery, , Edmund Waters, Thomas King, John Woolmore. Beeston Long,. The following Motions were made, and unanimously agreed to: • t. That it is highly expedient, at this most. important crisis, that the Merchants, Bankers, Ship Owners, Traders, and other Inhabitants or this Metropolis, be convened by Public Advertisethent, to have an opportunity of expressing their sentiments in support of their King and Constitution, and the Holione:aud Independence Of their Country. `4. That this Meeting ne held upon the Royal Exchange, on TUESDAY Next, the 2th July, at Twelve o'Clock.— The Chair to be takcen precisely at One. JACOB BOSANQUET, Chairman. ' ST, MARGARET and ST'. JOHN. thp• EVANGELIST, WESTMINS PERi ,i! -• fitly 21, 1803. LT -a. Numerous anci Reipettible MEETING of ate NEsTgi ES Apd INIIABITANTS of these Pa— rishrs, held in St. Margaret's Vestry-Room ; ' . , The Rev. CHARLES . FYN ES, LL.D. in the Chair; It was unaniinnu.sly,Resolved, That forthe more *speedy. and eficaual carrying into exe cution the Att nted4 atitt , pasied in the present Session of Ptittiainent, •to enable His Majesty more effectually, to raise and asseirible in En4land an additional Military Force for tiro better'defence and security of the United Kingdom, and for the more vigorous prosecution of the War, this Meeting does consent to raise .the Quot a to be furnishe d by these Parishes Under the said MA, . by Volunteers, and that the - Church- Wardens be desired to carry that measure into ellitd as spec-- W.IY as. possible. Resolved also, That the Thanks Of this Meeting be given tQ the Rev. Dr. Fynes, for his able Conduel, in the Chair. ResOlVettalso, That the• Thanks of this Meeting be given to ti,. ChuNli-Wardens. for their promptitude in calling the attention of the Vestries and Inhabitants to a measure calcu lated to evince their cordial attachment to the Government and Constitution pf the Cinintry, and to give efteel to mea sures calculated for the. better. defence of the United King dom. Signed, by Order Of the,Meering, SIMON STE 1)11ENSON, Vestry Clerk PUBLIC OFFICE, 110W.sTP July az 1803: TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARIYB .—;lrglary. A THEREAS the Countinghouse of Messrs. ,V V Mann and Barnard, Size-lane, wa s broken open last night, and robbed at the following Bills of E*charige, some `Articles as Wearing Apparel, a Watch, and various Papers : BILLS OF EXCHANGE. • • Bill for 9001.' drawn by F ranc i s Am o ry,. B oston , d ate d May z, on Samuel Williams, payable to S. R. Miller, due Aug. IS. . Bill for toool. drawn by Francis Amory, Boston, dated May 2, tin Samuel Williams, payable to, Tuckernian :and rio g res, due Aug. as. Bill for toool. drawn by Francis Amory. Boston, dated May 27, on Samuel Williams, payable , to Tuekermais and K ugcrsi . due Oct 9. , Bill for 300. drawn by C. M. Woolsey, New York, dated May 23, on Ab. Mann, payable to C. and j. Aspinall, due Sept 7- Bill tbr 4tSl. es. 9d. drawn by Archibald Gracie, New york, dated May ao, on lames Bell, payable io Alt. Mann. . Bill for 641 , t7s. ltd. drawn hy Cult and Phillips, New. York, dated May ap, on Ab.'Manty, payable to G. and J. Aspinall. Bill for tool. drawn by G. apt! . Galty, Wakefield, dated jmy 9,. on Wynn and Co. payable to Ab. Mann, due Sept. t 2. Bill for sol: . 0. 4ti..drawn brS'arniiel Parkman, - Boston, o n Ab. ,Mann, pvtible to W, Barnard'aiirf Sons, due Sept.:6. BA for poi. drawn by Eben. - Frabds, Boston, tiaiLd lone ro, on Thomas Dickenson and Co. payable to 1). Walker and Co. due Sept. In., • Bill for gsol. drawn by' Stephen Gorharnlloston, dated junc It, ou Tm ho as Wilson, payable* to D. Walker and Co. A Norwich Bank Bill, name of Barnard on the back, for tel. . • whoever will give such information to Sir R. Ford, at tlie "above Office, as ,may be the means of, apprehending the Offender or (Musters, shall, on his or their Conviition, re ceive a Reward of One Hundred Pouncts ; and a further Rewatd of One Hundred Pounds on recovery oldie Bills, or - its proportion for any part thereof; from Messrs. Mann and Barnard aforesaid. • ASCHObLIVMSTER, who -, has many years corioeted a - Schaal of reputation, forty . miles from wiAnes, on account of the , present flourishing state of his School, to enage a Supernumerary, or Articled Assist ant, for three or four years, whose , Parents or Guardians are Tiot,unlY capable of advancing a moderate Premium, but will cqaKe. to clothe him genteelly. None but such us have a propensity for Study - would wish to becothe Teachers, and. hare been elastically taught, according . to the Eton need apply, as no other «ill pe. treated with. For further partipriars apply at No. rib, Holborn, on Mondtsy, Tuesday, 'and Wednesday neat. • . ... , , LYMING LON, HANTS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the Angel Inn, in Lymington, in the County. of South a:iipton, on Wedisesday the 27th day of July, at Twelve o" Clock (onis4s previously disposectof by Priva te Pontra 6l , of which timely 'notice will be given), jii LL that Capital nnti Substantiaj.built DWET.,- . / -.1, LI NG.HOUSE,. situate in Lymington, late in the possession of Major &lackil w a i n , de c e a sed .- The Premises consist °I a most. comPletc Dwelling -house in the best possi. kle State cif Repair, containing a Dinl4fatiour, 20 feet by 1 ; lireakfast- parlour, fli feet by'r r idi and Drawing-room, 24 feet by th i tour best. Bedch pbers, tour Servants' Bed. ro , mis, P rincipal pal Ulla Servants' , iaircases, Butler'S Pantry, capital Cellars, Kitchen,' La airy, Wash-house , Dairy; Double Coach.liouse, with Servants' Chambers over; Sta. bling for Six ilorses ; very large anti capacious Stable-yard, and large Garden walled entirely round, and planted with the best Fruit-trees in full perfedion. The House is neatly and coninl , rely Furnished, which may be takenbra Purchaser ai ,:‘, i, ptroseinellt. • . . . - ireinises are Freehold, worth the particular attention i;-:. :i ',,,i any . Person wishing a cfttbriable Re iiiiiiee, or ,;, „ : 4 1 -,i, being for the one, a iiinst desirable Residence, and ~7 .: .-lictil actin tor.the other, as a Situation fur Trade of any „ ,); ion, where extent of Premises is requisite. `:er patictilars may ba.known on appirvation to Mr. ..5.., , . „i, iiolicitor, Lytnington. , . TO THE PUBLIC. LONDON, 20th jut.Y, THE ,MerchantS, Underwriters, 'and other Sub scribers to this Clouse, having this day met for the pur pose .of setting ,on toot a C ENERAL SUBSC R I PTION, on an ext?,:nded scale, .for - the,lncouragement and Relief of those Who may be engaged in ,the Defence:of the Country, and who May starer in the. Common Cause ; and of those who may signalize themselves during the present most im portant contest t . . • And feeling confident, that when our very existence as a Great iindlndepentlent Nation is at stake, •it only becomes nece*sary to point out any means by which the' exertion of our Native Spirit, and the applidatton.of our Powerful/Re sources, may receive en additional stimulus ; they beg .leave to submit to the liberal consideration of their,Fellow-Stib jeds, the following - Resolutions, which have, been .unani mously paSsed at this ,Meeting, and • presume to hope, that the °hied of this Subscription will be . so promoicd and sandioned by Public Bodies in general- , by the Higher Ranks, and opulent .0 lasses of Society —and•by I ntlividualS. of eVery Description,• that the mite of the Labourer, combining with the munificent donation of the NOble and W ealthy,, shal I be . the hest pledge Of our Unanimity—shill ipspire our. Seamen, our Soldiers, our , Countrymen at large, with a well-qounded Confidence in the Liberality and C ratittule- of the Commu nity ; and AhaiLiminvss on the minds , K our Enemies the appallinK convlaion, TH Art I NTR G [KS-Of-4444f. GREAT EMPIRE - ARE. I RRESISTIBLE,.: - AS•ITS RESOURCES ARE INC.ALC.ULABLE.. BROOK WATSON, Eau. IN TITS CHAIR. ' On a Motion mad; the following Resolutions being pro. duced, were read, and passed unanimously. Resolved, 'That in a conjuncture when the vital interests of our Country, when the , peculiar blessings which, under lain. beloved Sovereign and happy 'Constitution, endear our social state, are involved in the issue of the present contest, wrien we are menaced by an enemy, whose haughty presump tion is grounded only , oh-the present unfortunate position of the Continental Powers, and when we seem to be placed. for the moment, as the last barrier against the - total subjugation Of Europe by the overbearing influence of France -It be. hoves us tet meet pur •situation as Men.:-as• Freemen — but,: above all, as TRITONS. Qn this alone, with:the Divine Aid, depend our.ExemptiOn front the Yokeof Gallic Despotism;--on this alone dewnds, under the same Proteet lag whether, thislimpire shall- • remain what.. it has for Ages been, the' Streituots Supporter of Religion 4114 Morals, the Assertor of ia.lown, and the Gitardian of .the Liberties of Mankind, the Nurse of Industry, th Proteetor 'of the Arts and . Sciences, Alte Example ani? l chniration of the'World—or whether it shall become an obseg wious butary, an enslaved, a phindered and degraded Department °IA Foreign Nation. • • Resolved, That to give more Etled and Energy to 'the Measuiei adopted by Government for the Defence of our Liberties, our I.ivcs and:Troperty--to'add. Weight to those personal Exertions we are all , readily disposed to contribute, it behoves us to bold out every Encouragement to our 1 7 c1.. low‘Subjeets, who' may be. in ,any, way instrumental im re,. pclling, or annoying 'our' implacable koc, and to prove to them that we are ready.to dram both OW eurses and our Veins in the natar US E W)11C11 imperiously.cails Ott us to unite the Duties of. Loyalty and Patriotism, with the strongest Fttorrs olzealotis Exertion. -, ' Resolved, Thar •to animate th efibrts of our Defender Shy Sea aill.and, it is expedient to raise,' by tine patriotism of the Cr_yrnmunity at large, a suitable. Fund for their•Cornfort and Relief, 'for the purpose of asivaging the, anguish of:theit Wounds, or Palliating in sonie degree. the more weighty miskniune of the loss of Limbs 7 -of, a I yiating .the dist re§ses o f the Widow and Orphan—of • smoothing the brow of Sor row for the fall of their clearest Relativei, tlr props of un happy Indigence or. helpless Age—and of granting Pecuniary Rewards or honourable Radges of Distinction, for successful ex ertions of Vidor or Merit. • Resolved, :That 'a Subscription,nrobracing all the objeas In the foregoing Resolution, be now opened; and to set an ex i ch plo to the Public Bodies throughout the United King dom and itinependencies,, and to our, Fellow-Subjects of ever y class and denominations. that indpendently of our in dividual contributing, the st i nt of TW ENT THOUSAND PO ()NI'S Three pee Cent. Consolidated Annuities,. part of t h e Funded Property of this Society, shall be appropriated to thiS purpose. . • Resolved, That on Friday the 29th init. at Twelve o'Clock. precisely, a General .Meeting of the Subscribers to this Fund be h e ld .at this Houle, for thtt purpose. of appointing their Committee, and that the •Committee of the {louse ne ra, quested to.bcealllC, and they. are hereby, conittinted a Com mittee, ad interim,. for lite reedipt;atitt Management of the subscriptions, and other purposes expresse4Jn these Re- Solutions. Resolved, That. the •COminittee of this douse, and the 11. inkers in the Metropolis, and in the Cities an Towns of t h e united Kingdom, befequested to receive. Stibscriptions, and that such part of the Fund as shsll• not be used tel . the purposes now intended, be returned in proportion to the Sums subscribed. ' Resolved, That.atl Sums, however small, which shall' be ofli!red by the Patriotism of the Poorer Classes of our Fel low-Subjects, shall be accepted—the Cause atteding equally the LibtIOCS and Lives of Persons of evert description. ResolVed, That these Resolutionssbe inserted in the Public Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. ' (Signed) BROOK WATSON, Chairman. The Subscribers to Lloyd's in Robert Shedden .2to 0,0 the 3 per Cent. Consols George 105 0 Stock 20,000 0 o In. and la Nlangles to; o 0 Brook Watson . too 0 o Vliiiain Iloldin - 52 to o Sir Fra.Baring,Br, 1000 o o David Scott and John lithos Anger- Co. , 525 0 stein - 10.'0 o-o, R. Stewart 105 •o o Benjamin and Abra- Halliday & Priekett tos o o ham Goldsond 1000 0 0 John Tennant - 52 to o John Thomson 10 , 0 0 o V. F. Rivaz - 52 1 0 0 Thomson Dollar too*.. o 'outline and Shaw ' 4 ..105 o o Read, Irving & Co'. 105 00. Samuel Shaw . 52 to o George Munro' 105 o o It., and E.. Lee r 210.0 C;eorge Abel - to; o o Thomas Langley - 105 o o tarnes,Abel . tos. o o George klenckrit los o George Brown log 0 0 Moses Agar . - sa 10 0 Ge0:43211W; & Co. to; o o RON:a Christie ;05 o KCtineth M‘Kenzie tag o o ..Robert IVigrain - to; o o J. I. &R. Irtadgics 'O3 0 a Crowder and Lavic to; 0 0 j, Andradc 414 CO. 105 o o Edward Iltalges - 105 o o Fraser, Peter Coxe - M t o and Co.' - 210 0 0 TllOtnaS King - 105 o'o David Hunter tos Tho. H. King, jun. 105 0 0 Douglas and Shaw tos 0,0 E.,T. AVaters.. to Dorin,Thomsort, and - Chalmers& Cowie 105 o 9 Licgbie 105„ a o Math.l.•:‘,s t.:onsett , Si . to•o 10Seph Maryatt 105 0 o I'etet Favetic at 0 ss Claget and Pratt 105 o o A. S. Cordon al 0 0 John and Alexander P. Walton - 21 b 0 Anderson 210 o o 'G. Welbank 52 10 o Henry Thompson ate. o o Joshua Reeve . 105 o 0 Thomas Nixon to to o Alderman FloWer 105 o 0 BarthAainew Fox 10 to o Corn. L. Wallace xt 0 0 ).tires hrymer tos „ e -o A. Riddell .105' .0 a Boyd; - Phyn,lnglis, & Co. 300 - 0 't) ;ir.. l Real 2 tip H wood & Daniel 210 0 Llisnington &Mayor 105' o'6` . ‘Vitliarn Bowden si 'lO 0 Tholitas Wilson 105 o'o Rawson Aislabte 105 a Walsh and Nisbett 52 :0 o 11.'F. S. Secretan Lou o George Surritige 21 o 0 Mrs. Secretan $ Thomas Roberts and Secretan -5, 5 Sutton - 210 r 0 0 Miss Sccremn - 3 3 0 Emanuel Silva . ' 21 o :;opili.t Sti;retan - a 2 a A. Sheath 2t 0 0 jamos Thomas , Se- Thomas Rows:toff, cretan • _ • Aldermin lob o a F. L. P. Score - 141 I 1 o Tames i\r„arre - los • 0 . 0 Clarlatte NeCietAil 1 a 0 105.1.1.4 52; LollittOeCre,34l I o 0 Wm. Pi tt . o f Gar- Ileigietta)-iccietwv 0 a =torneo Socror.in 1 o Q Lackfas au4 Ruswil 105 o o Aiut:44 Secrec,ul 1 o lanes, Beveridge, and A Friend of the Fa- Co. - - toS 00 . roily » •-. 1 1 4 John Woolmore ;.. l o s , 0 0 S er v an ts o f t h e p 4., • Charlesi'rurner - 5o o o mily - -o /2 6 John 'etyt .. 152. oo J. ii,trioW. .Whit t.;eorge Dwyer - al 00, 11101 C ..- - 2',0 0.0 E. Durant - ' toy o 6 john•':ltratiter An- ~ -Tunno ik . Laughnan roc o o cryn - 2105 o . 6 • Robert Hun er -. zoo a o Scott, Idle arid Co. ;15 6q' l'heo. Palsgtave ,: 265 0 0 S. Cock -11 a; ;o o Wm. Webu,ol liar- ThOinas Vans - 500 0 ( pup-street, - log- 6 0 Gordon and Emmett so o o • Brandrum, TeMple- ' Walkers,Maltby,and ' man, and Co: - 105 1 o o Co. - _ .- 105 0 0 Thos. Bell and Son 200 0 * •W. and R. Borrow.. . Francis Greg . 160 o 0 .---, daii air i Co. - 105 0 0 W in. Leighton .; , 105 0 0 Brants and De L an- L: , A. I.:ela Chau- no y - 105 0 0 "left* - - 2 5 ° ° .Down,TlionAton - ano • . Peter and 7 - m. Mel- Free, .- - lOOO o 0 • list' - - 105 o 0 'florianns and Bay- ~ lolnt'f..Throcktyror- ley - loon o 6 . ton - • 21' 9 0 Wilii:im Stock -. 25 0 0 Calverley BeW . icke 105 . 0 0 ' Alexati.v.r Be,bie - 5-a, to o ' .lotto Raventllll - 52 to o Al ex. ci ka i n v, ,r s 10 5 o 0 James Sykes - L,5 o 0 Ben,j.imin 4 Samuel Baillie, 'flsornton t ' Champion :. tos oo• and Campo:ll ' 105 0 0 Tame*, Tiloiti4 and Paul 'anti H. Ee- -. ' lolut Mather' - 105 0 0 , - ...juesurier -. 10 5' ttAk 'Bainnridtte,AnseY 4c Is:at. Ateheson - to_ too C o . . _ 1 1 5 '6" - :‘ . Mrs. Atchs:son - is 10 0 Ceo. Jeffery - 8z Sons loi o 0 • , Nlaster Atcheson 1 • Quarles Harris 4r.. tos) o'o • Al:lister A. S. At- ( /0 40 0 fames Ilirris - icy 0 0 {; I le SOO '5 . r lames Willamot 210 0 0 Miss Atchcson Robarts, Curtis, Thotifas Maude and ' . 1:lornyold and Co. . 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