The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-13 00:00:00

i':;()LoG y TO T 1,1 1 ,, CONIRDY ,or W TO 1 , 1 !sl Li A FRIEND, WrtilTEN I%Y ,RICHARD LEI:111, ESQ. AND itErliE- NENTED AT TaE,LYCLUM, Ir Nen and Spskrn by Mr. Ey fez. Once more the desp'rate Auther of our play, Reg`ardleSs of tli.t dangers hr his way, 'Mounts briskly on the arises' I lobby-hordei To run five heats Upon this'beaten course, 'Success makes mortals vain; when G The fabled 'iambus great Bellerophon, • Attempted on 'his Peg,isus ro And reach tire riot e'ofimmortality, • `lo check the rashness of his daring flight, love sent an inseet, who will!' veivon'd spite, (Like milder:lst:titles) stung the noble horse,. Wilco 1116 rider from ambition's course! To plead a hying author's cause I came, But re.colleclion strikes upon a name `I hat bids my muse the plaintive measure pour, Vor CUSilsl444lt4l4 your aged•Uard's no more. A Pant, who with poetic rapture fir'd, Shone pure and clear until lilies lamp ended. . By no sly hint, by no improper guise, 1-k bade on :nosiest cheeks the blush 'arise ; " The loosest thoughts his moral SCCIICS suggest; Virtue herself might liarbourin the breast 1 But now; as prologue, it is surely tirrie ' is open the'defendanti case in rhyme. Inlov'e with (ante, OUtAUthor quits' his ease; Anti feels th' ambition here again to please. told him that his play would never do; Said'!, in Britain it is nothing new To find a friend ! Viejo, to no Sea confin'd, lin:Own - extends her arms to all mankind. In Spain, each Ratriot, struggling to be free, fails Faiglsild as the friend of liberty 1. But why for such examples need we flair, Have we tent briOrer instances at home ? • .can genius impish t Can fair seienee bend, Whilst Britain's Heir continues learning's friend • A..patriot Prince who dignifies the Thiene, • And makes the People's happiness his own. Should chillness wave her puppies o'er this play, To critic vengeance let it fall a prey; But if its merits should your frowns unbend, Then isnitate Your Prince, and be the Poet's friend. E !nil& of a letter from Caicutta, dated. Jan. 2 • . " tin the 7.tit Qt * December, r after an illness of ,only seven days, died at Penang, in the Prince of W3les's island, of which he was Governor, the flo noiattidy 13RVC11, brother of the gayl of '.1.A.0 Iv. Ile 'was foilowed to. the grace not tneialy with the greatest repel, which the judicious rend I ,,:c te bsftal will alw-tys create, but with thcsofter and more tnourniul teel• it.gs excite , .l toy Itt rs'anal regard,and by the more amiable les of t!W htlart. During the shunt pe riod at his Government - , the .kindness of h's man tiers ono the intt-,Jity ot his conduct, had glint-A itim, in a peculi.tr di.gree,,the- esteem ot the. whifie is;atid and b ) allyilz a !minima consideration for it iiv,cluala with this most impartial discharge otpuh du:y, be Lcui lett an example, , that the teal injer e,t4 at (3.v,. , :outiit ale compatible with:great-knit V anti b itti voleoce in the etteteise ot authority; Ills haprne,ss and virtues were no less an object of 44 , no dl kittiiration.; .and it is among the botneecot r'e'gret on this. d‘stresqing occasion, thot sold) a panel it vf co9logal affection. and prepriety, 4 , Mr. 114.C1 MN. I.IICUCk: ptc*illied, was trot permit ted ttt , have _its intithftne lotigor brats social. But the im i tremiion 0: et wi I be indelible in ladle bormogralw Alew weel:s since, in ploughing, up a field at Si% tnitea I Riot (.4 ! eltellhillii. and iwn trt , nt tho property of El. F. iirooke, of ot•ar 1165..01, a Most e • ore pert;.±t than any hitherto found, Ali. jlincike ittnucchately Inade known the 'important di,,covery to Mr: I.ysons, and cot.v,srsain in this branch 'of ;:irni crtity, who now vinol , .:) %.0 colie6ling and ex.- tL.te reni;ilL:s 'Eke site of 3 villa 150 ftv't itr has ti. s V ink , n roornA hit eft:arly traced, and t Le - At'e, eitrifqiod with draWingii,' tko )ac, , t,est at IneS't'v.rttot cll Nepinne, Orpbeoli, Llii);)ocaust; nr datki, anti several pilkrs of 71,1 n!..e, ire to be 'Seen, Wh3t;rver ott tot, whting %Cent C 211.1 be rentov(t with 11=s4 1 , 13rOcike In irat9 who Mr. Lysons lot \‘',;(,dein..il , _',l, HorliSiorv, tie plibhe (kit sk)t,:tl fallen into the lianas Of to jescribc aitd appr,... !1 , 61.1, 1. t ).1 : , ,f!eriloole 3 nurober person 3 scn:n:rd at. Grectivvich, to see tier !ado: a I4C ok)at on a trewco.lsiruoiou, iti t.l'tott'+Y 1 , , tit or ail It Was in ve,, co Ly J Al". :\)t)E hIS, il1( 1 4 appears very simple. J(:t.it~,'il GI 4 4 ..;( , Iii , I)011-tvZtt t)t'er V.re 1:".1 I 2 hautik.'r it Cleii etid, which eiril - ry butts, ta , ,teio.or I 1; „ Imo , bahls otthe boat w„•,•,..0, row form t %11 ( . 1 e f+PlAkirOi tii thy bc> put r -t 15 SeCiI.CCI it e : irry f•tt. , 1)1 , .: at Dile an , t wr,trltt -t)u doubt lyt formal of' r ,,..., .larly in tile torAcilant service. Ji toitto.ct A..loritterlign from ; „aid secmcd to approve highly of tilt A till Awn , w;i3 tin e d yes. .„ th e e!sea; by a kidcircitu ti 10 1 cald arms, wah tis,tltic cart! tif ;I iir,lsCn child re sidal ery1p...1.1.0.:W, LUNUUN : Printoi by JAC:HARD HA:kids, or !'n, 4, .'2rl4..t.rourt, Eow.stmt I and Prblisbrd by WILLIAM .AR 141 C; RSC I yrs, At the SUS UFFICI I No, 1 Strand, vn ere didvattsenotir, Orders for the Paper, litt4rs for the adi:or• &c. (posh 11:~~~'iy~lUtl • BAYONNEjIst 24.---Yesterday the -King of Spin atrived in this city at three in the afternoon. Ail the honours due to the august brother of his Majesty the Emperor. and King were paid to him. General tits - Count de Monthion, commanding the department, went to meet him upon the road, whit a detachment of the Guard of 11ouoor on horse back, and of the Gendarmerie: The ci, ri and mili tary authorities, repaired td the gale of thc city, where NI, Loin, sub-pretecl, had the honour to 'compliment his Catholic• Majesty. The King replied as follows — I thank you, M. Sub-piefect, for the sentiments you have expressed to rte, Among the :reasons which make me desirous of ,the speedy re-estabhshinent of older in Spain, that .of seeing renewed the amicable relafions • and .c.iiin iiierce of the Peninsula. %Yip., Fratice is not. the least important, and particularly,With the city oflsayoune, which has given so mauy prdols of attachineut to the Empetor, and which has thus acquired particu lar claims to my gratitud e , - Cries et Live the Emperor Live the, King of. Spain ! %titreheard on all sides. h is Ahje,ty was greeted at his entrance by saltvel of artillery froni the 6441, the ships of war in the port, and the guns of the tom ess. He pissed throng') the city bet keen a double line of trio ; ::, which tAtetided to the •imperl'al catiledf Macrae, where his MajestralOned.. An iihniense nat4i tude tilted the windaws, and crowded the streets . during his paSsage. His Majesty graciously . accepted the service of the I - laic . and root Guard of Honour, the short stay which he must make at Mamie. This day hie Catholic M , jeSty received the ecc!e.. siastical, civil, god military anthornie": he spoke to each of then) with that kindness and affability which charade:lse him. VIENNA, JUNE (2.2.---On the 16th We Were in fortbeLi-nt. the death of the old King of 'Sardinia.. ' The Court of Si. petersburgh has notified to. all the Diplomatic Body and all its Ministers 'resident at fOreign CourtiF, that Count Laurismi, the View Ambassado. from France to Russia, hail rent.% eilto it, txtr tlitypart of his Court, prutcatstious of the sin core4 amity. The 'latest letters horn Bucharest inform Us, that negociations for peace are renewed between the Turks and Russians, and a baits is even spoken el, about 4,4 bid) they have nearly agreed.' • . Our 'Bunk paper was this day at 1,453 • for 100 florins in specie. GRNOA, Jtmit lg.—Private letters acquaint us, that the privateer Le Dauphin, tilted out ,pt Genoa, brought into Cotronia, in Calabria, three . English prizes, which she captured oil Sicily. Orre is the brig Caesar of 200 tons, laden cheese . and 400 bales of hemp ; another, the Caroline, of 84) fous, laden with '689• barrels of oil ; aid the third is the dtiriatic, of filly tons, laden with vine and limber. /thumb, JUNE 7.—General Uugo, Governor of the,,roviiiee,. of . "Gu.id.ilaxitra - , learning that the EmPecittado waS, redoubltng his efforts, in order to carry his proj, (AS inio,execution, on the 12th nisi.' gii%e him bailie in the rugged MoUntaitis of Gruen tes, Empecinatiu had entrenched himself,, and beat hitt) completely. The movements of ot.r troops were so ,tyrompt, and exeented.wilb so mild] audacity, that the rebelS,weie dip.concertt:d, and fled in the greatest contusion. 'The battalion -of sharp ! . stiouiets,.consiving of the best troops of the Eope cieado, was almost enttr i ely destroyed ;' hip+ intari , ry lust great numbets . i, his cavalry suffered much froze) the impetuous char'es of A1?0 NVesephalian liors,-. have. made , a great. many prisoners, taken one Cannon, and a great of ammunition. 26.---Yesterda7 the course on Augsburg was 301 . i : to-day it, is-315. Tne following is the ste , statice sof an Imperial Ethel, pubi . :shed this day in the Court•Gazettc, on the, subject of sn . isuseol Bills ut Exchange, which is ahotit to p lace :--s " These l3iila Of EXcliange, the sum,total_of.which is nett in any case to exceed 21 2.,1.59,750 •liorins, as wits stidulaicd in the Imperial Edict of the ?Anil of Ifuhrti ay lasi, are to be of coo, too, 20, 10;5, d 1 florins eactm. Fie-similes-of these different bills are annexed to the .Ettict. The period when they ale to be issued, and the mode of exchatting them, will be fixed in a separate oirchlar. cote With that objets. , , • , " From the tat of Vehruary, 181', the bank notes' shall be • entirely out of circulation, and shall no longer be rt.ceived either by the public Treasery, . or iu private payments. Theexcliange oY bank-notes for these new bills of exchange, at 'lief firth of the nominal value of the lamer, as well as the exchange of torn bills of ex change for new ones, .and ref those of a stain for other's of sw e atl sums; shalt lake:' place at th e old X3l ices for bank-poles, estabhslied' at Vienna, Pritgue, Bruno, Troppau, Lintz, Gratz, Klagen furth, &c. Bills of exchange declared of, Vienna valae, and that Duly tur the whole of the interior, shall be ci.ceived as sitch,,at their.tioniinal value, by all col lettors of tools in the,hereditary states of Hungary, Bohemia, Gallicia, and Austri3, as well as in the CUlllMercol l.rtisaN,lorls of inclivi thils of eiietiange lo4t or warn out and illegible, are.not to be rePlaced ; they are only to be exchang iid,forotheri when the es.ential par t of t h e i r ' lin . pressioh, though ragged,' is not effaced by wear,— The pasting tugether,the weep of a torts bill 14 pi-o lhbited; such bill Shall not be received bribe col lezior4, or in priv.,qe trade, . • - NN'tioet , Lr shall cimhterfeit a biti of . eweharige shall bt! poished with tieverity, and shall y,...fler the punishrueDt pre, , liilAt in the penal code, and the legttl3tiOn 91 the i Ith of February, I BOG. Whoever shall tli%e i:llPrtnatiott of any one guilty of this et 6ball receive hi hig,ll a tew,ird, aLcordwg; to circult sunccs, -.IS 1 0,000 florins." The Vienna Gazette annotinces, that the Empe ror has order / 11 to be sent to titeltlint all the Court plate, which, prior to the.proelatoation of the trill of I):etut:ier, 1809,' was it; the loaperial sideboard, in the paroch44 church ,tif the l'al.w;e, and in the .Itriperiol country-liouseti,- . with the sin-41e eic'eption of a 611411 quantity of plate necessaly. for the jour. ghidtlally, says tee Gazote, in proportion as di'sh, s o 1 indispensable necessity snail- be labricawdot mi , rt• metals to rql.iee those of . silver. by '"i' tuts: urp 'lib state gains a rinor of 93,875 tioritts.„. 36 kreutteo, of sterling money: .n. Cm:ram-of the itegertc) . ..of Lower Anstria an nounces a considerable 'eduction ot tiLe rebl.Vei aetcl of fire Landwelir.. Thee-regiments of German in -- tautly ate reduced to 1400 men, part of 'whom will always be on furlough. There will be this year iGoo men of reserve? and 41_18,12, 2,400 for each regiment of the hue. The reserve Will be only considered as .a nursery of soldiers, and will bear the name. of: the. Troops of Completemetv."— The Landwehr will be reduced from 141,000 to: 50,000 men. The obligation of service'extenls to. the age of 45. - The period of assembling and train ing is reduced. • • PARIS; JUNE B,—On the '3d the Emperor hi ;;fl e d in the totesi cat St, Germany; the Priere , s of Tont- Taxis, the Count and - Countes's of Brahe, had the honour to follow the chase; Her Imperial Highness the Princess Pauline has gone t„) Aix•ja.Chapetle4 Its also the Duci,eii of "Elehingetf . , and the General and Senator COunt de Betiro,us On the i st of .114 there entered the river of Bour deux, the American ship armin, from New York, in 25 days, with Nssengers, - and •a cargo . of 204 aeSts of sugar, 46 bales cotton,'23s scroons;und 80- chests or. indigo. Tnere has anchored at the of Aix, a cartel •fioin the ble of France, .biitigi‘l 142 Vrench sea meh,• 9 naval Officers, 'to military Officers, 144 Soitlier,i, 31 women, and 5 chil.lren. The Mayor tit the life of Aix iiri: ,, edia!ety went on board the ves sel to ex, cute the tor 'prescribed by the lawt of the Empire. His Majesly the King of Spin, after making a short stay 'at Bayonlie, left that city on the 27th June, on lvs return to his'States. . • Reply of the:Presptent to ;lit) Minister of the In terior and to the douitsellors'of Stdte, cotnntis4ioncd to r resent the Exposition of the situation of the Etit- _ . " Gentiemen—The Legislative Body has,list.ened ttie !host lively interest to the Exposition pre .sented to it, of the flourishing condition of the Em pire, and the faithful reeitiil of what the Government .Matt pro . Viled and executed for the st the bapOness, and ghlry Of the State. Hitherto we.have admired the great, mind Capable at the sa time of founding a mighty EMpire, and of besto,e. , ing .upon it those at is and titbit: taws 'that I.were ealculpted,,to iniike,it flourish. Btit a new ,spedaele Presents it self tootir eyes; we tie,t, those old. and peinieions übkacles . v.itiL,ll, that interrupted the Comtnunication of nations. Intei - nal co/inn:lite will no longer have to encounter tliese obstacles that 'former ly' checked its pregress,tand will nO longer be incerrupfed by .unfounded apprehensions; the national wealth will . justify she ut:dertak - ing of every thing great and use fill; and Ow zeal of the Government will be. able to anticipate the wants of use people. But ; it is the fate of the noblest enterprizes, 'not to produce theft toll effeats, except in fotur'e ages, and to -he com pletely rehaitl'only by the gratitade of posterity, Oar descendants 4 ill see commerce, heed train the flu6tuation of politics, andits destiny rendered in dependent of the courie of events. An immense tract of country, containing almost all climates, and so many in+l:ostricius nations, is laid :open to s its ez ertions ; 'it will have to dread neither the jealousy of neighbouring Stags, nor theravages.of war; ,blit 'in itspaogtess thrOugh those numerous provinces, it will quicken every species of industry,. and inclose in its bosom both him that creates, and-him that consumes its vari(nas•produtaions. On . account of 'this great object; so Many ,enterprizes are framed and, crea:ed, IVlountains 'are. levelled, rivers are joined, distant objeth are made to - approximate, and magnificent itirtnuments are raised to celebrate such 'a thetnorab.c Our de'scendarits astoni,liment that the satne reign has witnessed the comineneement'aild the conclusion of these ,stopend ous labour's, and it the enjoyment 'of thew bas been ;purchased by some sacriticcs, we shall tit lv . ast have the advantage of" shating - tne honour ut the,e,neble eiertiors, and of bentg alike enthled to. glory from t4ir Contempotaried, and to 'e,raiitudt; froin posterit);, . , HERMANSTADT, 'JUNE 1 1.•—• fly lettels from Bucharest of Ilse, btb, we are intormed, that .an envoy, named Flame( 'l4lendi,:bas arrived there from .the Turkish head , qUarters, accompanivd by. the In terpreier Apostolaky. He was received. with great distinaion. After this prelimindry, is . is-probable negociations will be opened. The Reiss Effendi, who is' in . the Turkish camp, is pr,tbably. charged with the pegociailion. SPORTI.NG INTEL LICaNCE. LUDLOW, THURSDAY,JULY'6. Mr. Asrley's b. c. by' Hyacinthus ' • - yt r. 'Permit's hl. raynatur • Mr. liittesnii's c. by,Hyacinthus • til c. Weils's hr. f. ringue - - 1 4 1 -2 3 2 •• • I 2dr 3 4 lAML DAY A Stakes at, logs. each. Mr. Adams's b, rn. funny Mr. font's's b. c. by Lignutti Vita - I.crtt Citv , fs b. m..Gpidspinner • Mr. liesite4e's b. h. Chlipinau • FRIDAY, JULY 5. • • - Stakes of togs each, with 20. added by the Town. Sir W. W, Wynne's ch. - h, Toledo - . 2 1 1 ' Mr. Keen's h tn. Parvula - ... - r idr Mr. Terrett's b. h. Weaver . -. • 3 2 2 in the second-heat Pirvula ran against a marywho was en deitvonring to cross the course, and in consequence vi,as tinown, by which .accident the horse's near leg was broken, and the rider, Spencer, most theacifully cut and hurl about the head and tape. Had it not been tot this event Payola' would have won easy. The. Cavalry Stake 4 of cgs c..ch, was won by Mt. Collier's In. m. beating five n*. hers. . journeyman weaver's daughter, near Ballyeas ton,. 'MAW, not twelve years of age,' has spun, twin flax raised on her, fither's• ground, a. hank of yarn so' tine as 45 hanks in the pound. Some Gen tlemen have collee,led a SUIT! of Motley to be scot to tins juvenile spinster, as a mark' a their duo, and to stimulate her to make still .tdrther im provements., in this very important -branch Of in- • i j • ~~ et '°urfkbictito str, , •(;r.40, rrAl 0.1144'6' aid), 131 be adiressrd. . • 4 "a/ . ' V 7.. ptio)Deri were tried, one or Whe'll ‘YLIS CClptially Oslct !tied, 112-- Tiltli"4 - ' M• v lit I . I :In' '''',.)"lliild for lea...an 111. in iilvc r, - ti?e i,ropat , of Jul, ti i Ilii 0 64. Id .). ubli C3IIICIO 0 , ~ , / iSLI. Ei. ‘) 4 gi teen ,witre .cOnviae! of felony, viz.."' .Allll Ketilledy. ,to stc4iitig 8 gowe,therlPOY 9f .GVolT,tlt:,§,eatnan ; ,Daniel Nlepilei., focslea.linV paw `"" - Irt(nie, Vaine aos. the pr. petty gi Williga Pacey ; Thomas Detinis, lot: s tet it clef C1 , ,1 , and other articles - , the ,propetty o t Waaat Goia` ing ; 1-lenry Hat 0, for stealing two pair:Of afq4esi and other attic:lea, the propertY of William ii.t' li Willilm Beard, for stealing A biltier WalC"il a quantity of iitien, and. otherarttelo, t- 11 e Pf ° , 14 , 1 , 1Y , properly of Wm lialigartli:; -.Tulin Co', for 'fi' litl of lad,' Stull, and stveral artic:ei of al.prtli iv" Dock Company ; p a rce, , ..:property of Catherine l‘liteltener ; fleolY -tor' B lea boil %Iv- silver , table iphonso o l d propertY ° I the Eat' of Uxbridge.. 5 'J,A,,-, Rictord,.for OA seven yards of linen, . the property 01' 0 L' 9 l: l , zabet h. 'Waters, Sotith 'Atkitis,' and 'Sarah SNP; to, stealing a watch , cappecl4 sod jewelled, 111,, Forty of G. Hardy, from kilo root; ; jewelled, of Sarah Wise, Fianna!) Levis ~ I her, (or stealing a pair of s hoes, the' l'''V r} :i r I,2ac Sunda ; George' Sirtith for sieslia4 fh e dle : and kev, '`.,.,asv of a pig,, the Froperty of ,133fliold Chanl: `.lvilliarn Snlith and. NVilliant 1).11415, far . 1 ( 7 from the person ;A' Hobert Porter, a g °l „ AO three were at. qi4itted. • ' and part of a gold chain, his praPti' Till RD ,DAY...—T,HIPAY, JULY 11. he lodged', A Itri • John Frwncis was tonod gull yof 10114401h-4 0 ing, 4 draft for r 5 i. on .M v s,r , . Pfaild 'f'lC°.,iroti' ers• It appeared on be evi,..tente, thPl dlei'fj,-;,01 had:borTowed 151, l'O:Ir the wOlhan t vib' 4 ;,. , ,3 0o lh.e.bahLers, •ii) Abe name ot Jiito C'll;ke'dw,fig4 Had had %Title') a &Aft for ffe Rni:id, w 'S the ti,inte he went under wh-re.be,l9ll;:i,il draft; on beihg preiehted, was reftl e ` l ' 3 1 /1" 1;;R I Stack to the prisoner, whe'saii that 11.19141.1 - wili,; rased ; lell't t.ll(lney at the same uaillier4, but l, t , 0 drawn it o and that it would he only nef.'e!l l Iv, him to write another draft in the taunt; 01J . I :i,. jOini, . This 4110 peel Were sn. 10'' ° le of SieV:, 1 .thOlpris9nor , w rota it ttotl.er drill! iit i; 0 re. le Proposal, "which when presehted ‘3.3 l e 1,;! e'caPe,.. and was not taken till bane-1110°1'15 '' ' bin iti.the mean time he bad t rl/2 ',;er. -. . - . .I)IPIDEIVPS.. Aug' • r I iet. Aug. a.D . tqdnson, Ivy-lane, trunk.to4, ~,,criopet., si Aug. to. E. T. Faitless, StiOlo• inn, o,dnei'. - 0r5 1,44' Aug, 3,. I , and E. ‘Viior44,4l4A• l'fo i i l. *l'l ' 60 A ulY .30.' 0.. livideff, Casfic..olelt, btiliticrli,l4.llll4 u c f• ' lO . i• .4intp4on ar,d „y, H o nin! - • - - , allt• A g• 10. T. ILdlord,..l3arpett blacksalitn, ~,,,,, ~ '''')Sl: It. J. ii,trr“Cril, Kitigtii;ria wad, ttix.,i''; flot' I AAl l Ulu': 1iti:41::.443.311.1133°01t.c.:6111,F11..;.:11-1111:iet;:lirruttzcIrltlysel:::11116'..iii:0°:"'::•:1:1da:L°;::::11'rjr.rlegeEettires'isitlirci:teICItilile1301'17::Ititt:::-,1:1:::.p4111;:i Jr July 30. ' W."Wool'analhO. 'sea. and W, 1 10 .~'`; ; ' to. N. Itowiartd, Fotter-130, inSo r :' l944: ' s . 4 ' Aug; tliY : 3*. Vi , / A. Spurrier, Pri,tc!;incier. kfloffle u!Y 3; . w.,,H.. Moyte . , Fordiqprdge., tick,49•,l!' ti;y 30. leoughsedgc; Wottun•und,:t-L441, .i,41, my 3f. W. 01/11, BriStA, graCer• , ,r 00 9 ''' July p. T. AshtqeAti and W . „Furiona, •,,' dashers.' Aug. ,3; - . O. fitirford, fiethn3ll. rrif.l4l:lilt: ricca, . ~.• til e. Aug. 31 T. Cranksitaw_,C.lll,lloll,bin't,,ll''r, Aug., 1 3, C. P • upon, itt...aliti, c bit140.!..• 1- . , f p, Aug. 3. H. Carpentt'r, S'4venoaks:initkcer,",,,,;(,l„,,,,l. Aug. to. 1. Policy, Nov ioad•ifrcit,lo4ll4;' ligir7.: .iy,l, Aug, 3 . S . D - i mage, Sc. PAul's C aura; Y. 0,1.30001 .1 13 4 Y 30. H. apd,ii. and W. Mute, 1.011,114"'' oto caants. ' •i.A Aug. 3. R. Brackett , T. Williants,•ood 1,, gr s `' thle, flaunt 1-mou u taatiriiri. ' ' 1114 30. I. dunes; liastincs, linca•driper• rcerttO duly 30. S. ktubinson SuttronWa.kiroP,c' ' . • 11. F. Felerin, 14Ioycrs Cofnctioti,t, in0!,,,,,';. .. -- CEIttIEIGAIES,It V 3 broO, W, Thin uu, ftlaai.:tp.der•oulidingi,,lUPc' 1. 'Poter, jun. Nlitoliebler; dai•lr.. • . tic h): ll ' 1. . ikcit, Safford, couirava breAcr• • : c c osV P, l'• • Ilennek, 13'e;:tartt.sireet, tusV.:l''iriu•l:2, ~ T. liadle, tineicnry, tOcter. -- - 1 ' A' -Bentattt, I ioun,iiditen, ',tercet. ,„ yoset . N. Gibbon, ,i.uild• A re'tit', Itv.taso.yck •441"?_'•;"'[ ~ ~.., i . 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