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POPULATION ItETURNS fur 181 1. , rri..,,,11 0 ,,, , ;ng Li s ts have been returned - ottjt City an , ' Liberties of Westminster, the Borough, and principal prishei- contiguous, conformable In the Arts passed int he pre4Ott Session of Patita 'meta. Several ot the p.triiheg in the City of Lon don not. having 44.tlivered in their returns; we are ; as yet, unable - to give a correct statement of itS,po poi ition. Since the census of 180 t , Wottninster has had - an increase ot more than 22,000 not ; Sr. George's, Illacktriars, .5000 ; Anther hi the, ; and every miter parish 'in propoition; al though 'the etfetts of war and emigration to the Oilouies wore supposed to tut , e materially impo verished the 'popittat ion. The disparity of males' to the females is strikingly conspicuous ,in some pa does not in owty agree with conduei of your Prefect Cliauvr!in. ilittrz!fore, of telt ing the Dput;l4.,Y;f i Lot ilie cornmunts rich a 9 kitattr your . iiw;iy 4 Mbinalivet" would liavti bi . fen iiitetriii4et. With Iht.: loudeWapplan,e, 11A he iold , Kolch were now, both respea of their-liki•.qty and pio perty, what ,the utoies were , in St. Do mingo, in 178 g. ir.flow ti.p ihecorn;iiinson'in scs •whole event, tind you Will find it to be of ttit" rriotit exattneo. Nv.tcres, Jut. letttls from the kle o f France aelied ,this, city, .11oe - .1 vt hieli we have extras ed the follow :121g details with regard. to the situation of thaYebtony s:oce it has fallen into tlie Hands of the Iteglish Ar lev'tl: - 4 , 3 al ter.' he capititlation was rat'fied,. the C;oerqur pubitshed a•Proclaritation,•surninonitig t it'llahilants to repair to his house, for the purpose el the,lorrouldor OattY; which should CO Lail-only the. ackvoiviedgnielit 'of . their-vulitnis!iion .E.,tt s lancl.. The inhabitcrntS seeing notuing • such an, oath that wiisaacon,,istent with their duly, • ... • . conformed to the !...turrimons; but theirlistonislinsent was great, when, 'instead of the formula of whiiji, itthice had been given, -artothetwas.,presented to them, to which Wert atided the words id!! and fidelitg. They Were 'all itic i igrtat x atl and u an nt tusly te.tused , thuvitv break the (16E which unite them, its Frenchmen t to the ry.other country';' 'The Ehgli.sh, after . havallin v.," at ..,tempted.,to ovetcolue the noble tesistabee of good citize-ts, were obliged to give up tlieir'vlan, and have ended by not exaaing any kitid of 041 h whatever: After the surrender ,of the . island - , the Engligh navy'displaved its usual rapacity. Most of the ship owners had taken the prccaution„.before the lapding of the eeemy,-to unrig their, ye,iels, and carry the KIN, rigging, &c. to their store-bouseg ; - they were :forced to replace all these articleS on board the ships which were tteciatedgoxi pi iiLes.:.lVtan) tnerchstits,. fearing new ads of, injustice, arid alarmepl.walt re sped to the 'future fate elf:' the colony, are anxious to return to France. There iS, - itttieittl, rtioch reason to teat that the Ligßill mean to c . arry. into .1 be pin which they avowed-during the last centutlr-- that of destroying the fortifications and pohlic establishments, laying waste the 'plantations, .filli'eg ; tip the ports, and then abandoning an island dtvot ,ed by their, barbarous policy, to sterility - and . inisery,: Already Port Napoleon has been degraded, and, the are' busy embarking the artillery placed' on' the vtoiks: of the island. The money they brought • bits been expended, and the persons employed by them are 00 lottger paid. Want, of confide / nee, anti disrourageAunt arc at 'their height ; \co . llll.lleree . iS totally annihilated ; and some misguided men, Whit ,thticipateci prosperity under the r English yoke, : have . retio.red the experience of only a tew. At' eeks.to be cruelty undeceived. • AhYONNA, ,JUNI3 8.--Letters fattii Mat ?rifi aria nouncu successes in Estremadura, wheretfveeFreoeiv are every Where masters. The vast carthiasian„ Content at Seville, on the right batik Of the Guadal: - has been fortified, and by dint tifinTrnensi' , labour, a very good citadel ha4-iben; 4urniStied with 4 .whei . :. tqa . ga 7 of ammunition' awl . p.ovisions . have been esta blished, protected by • a numerous fat nci: Itohe must of the; troops'which reinaibed asSeville atter the departure of the Duke ...tit 'Dalmatia, form. `the'garrison of this fort. The National Guards have since done duty at • Seville,;rAcre ptiblii•Oni;• Dion has been always geol. The works-for the , embellishment of that city were also cotton*. • Arragon is tranijeil ind submissive. The plan of 'the campaign htis'not yet i)eirbstt'ed an attackuptin Valencia and. Cortlingena.... 'The . corps!of,Generali. Sebaohni inuintains its positions in. the, kingdom of Grenada. • Your hospitrils area In ll'rreost miserable conditi-n-s you are above,Ei year I)thin+hand in the paymtuts ; and the pdministrators u# elittrte provide articles at' bad quality. The wine is maito up of brandy and mahogany, you ire in t'. tut of !he mast esserniAl Medicines, such as bark, Then; - again, every body m wishes to ponder, limn this nurse to the War Coainti , 3siry_ mut the G0%1.11101", who fears with reason that:you will tw o hank-r apt. 'Ter depots of beggary, - again,,,are prst,ris of a new invention ; and the whose it 'discietion 1.1,6 betrayed his sentiments with respect to you, is forth• with arrested aria 'vagabond !atilt% op means of subsistence. Thedirgetori of the' depots pay sums to the Minister of the Interior, w hick ate pro duced by the labour of these supposed beggars, `who are Made to work like gailOy-slaves, and who have nothing given them but biro. neces•aci-s, that is, such as will only keep them (ruin starving. ,Such ii the true state of your administration. ;61,06 (s)" Public Ipsouction, IV F.SI M 1 NST 11 R. '' Males. Females. Total. St, George's, Hanover square 12,361 24,326 41.61 Si. Martin's . . . 12,5 , 1 14,a3 26,585 St. I,uneh . A, . 16.448 i 17,14 S 31,c9.1 Sr. Maroon's . . . 7.169 10 . , 2 1 L., /816v ''' john's . . . 4,716 5+ 5 99 A 10,615 Sr. 4 lement's . . . 4.679 .5. rl7 9,769 st. Ann, Soho ' . . 5,685 6,6.4 . 12,288 sc. Covent-garden . 2,458 tt- f lft6 5,304 Sr. ;.I.lty le Sttancl . . 74t 8 37 . J 557% t. lennaat's, St. Martin Ludgate 353 oSB eri.t4 ut the Palace, Whitehall, ? 340 596 Privy GAtrietts . • (.• ue the Church of St. 60 Is 175 Total 7.4,43 8 "i 5547 fIE BOROUGH. &Mos. Females. 1 2 .9 8 3 14,9 8 4 7,335 bio4 3.70 4,622 3,744 4,136 73 2 " 734 'Education is a second - life, much more precious than the first, when it is groundvd : on 3 baShl both solid and useful to society. This principle is un questionable. You have widely deviated trout that line of conclud which was to engage the power 4 61' Europe to trust to your protestations of friendship or 'gond neighboaihood. You' have turned your colleges into so many barracks.. The rectoris cu lone), the professors have the rank of captain, the elder pupils are'serjeants or corporals, and the otters arc soldiers. Nothing is talked of hut battalion,: company, detachment, tire-arms, cartlidge-buses, .`plc. What ate we to conclude fruit) such t.ftiithtiion, but that; like a modern Attila, you 'are pr4:iic , ,z, your msians for Conquering, ocqupying, and serving, most. assuredly the whole, Ot Europe, and perhaps a part of Ain ? "You, per,,iit in yutit scheme, Which in 1797 you. unfolded tu , us at Udina, in Vribul. Like. citooes wditive ttie Bishops commissions in your artn.es and on yonr . frontittrs. It is 'nut without' some motive that yotr hale ranked. them with the Geneoals of brigade,. Arclibkilops with the Gencriil3 of division. 'DO riot think that any. of your rmtioni escape its. Tots 'are .observecl and licrutinized even in thos schemes horn which your must solemn declarations should appear to have remov , _.di et!eir the alighteit huspieion. Your t..t . steiti of subjecting a,popul4tinty of (3f.) millions of Souls to military discipline is. pre parettfor. , I am willing to be silent on ale toners that ittch4eti you to establish the'sehools of Benner); and Saint: Denis, for the young girls of the Mein bers'of the Legion of lienour.' 'lt iirphin that you studied how to reconcile your private pieasures with the advantages which might occur! to you front 'these aillauces whose interests you will lave secured. St. Cc' rgen AI D laVlOUr's St. [;;lni's' St tiltves St. Thomas's Total. 27,96' 1 5..349 ,370 7.0 7 4466 • • • • • • • a • Tot it 2 8 ,579 32,590 61; tog EAST BRIXTON HUNDRED,. Males. females, 2 3.7' Si t 0.12.4 1 r , 740 0'94 (4 '4 z° 2, ► Su 2033 i.ambeth . . . inVi utc , n • • • Clll4l4.N.tirch, Ithickfrilrs Ciapik.soi . • , . , Total. 41,641 1, 1. 6 53 12,.44 5,r83 9;074 Tout 4 0 ,935 52,809 0 TE Os Tifif Extriarriolv OF TIIR criers Or lORANE, "RESENTS!? TO THE I.,KGIsL.AIIIIR IlutrY li Y H. bluNTAutVtcr, nvigitlog. 13y G LNEitA I. SARRAZIN. LContiaued irorn yrer,l2):*s (3) " ['uncial ordiii," /I, 01 but truth to own, that the Frtnch Judges are welkintbrmed, and possessed of probity';. but they artndeficient Hfirtnriesi, and they bow down before the idol; whenever they reeetre an intimAtion to that effeo, edhei from the . ' Minitters or the. Pre feu's. Ido oix exrept even the: sentence of Gene `ral Nlcireati : And if they did not ontitely accomplish y ) nr wishes, they were only tleterrd trot itby the certainty that their death-Narrow would shortly follow that of the hero of Ilohenlinden, either by you, to ail) wie the ituliptil 4)11 of the army or by the army, to avenge the point Genctal Whd had 'to repeatedly Wit on to victory. You -hare employed the Memheri of the ancient Parliaments;. but you ( )om i t Id( us, that .ahnost all olthern,were such be forelour usurpation. 'You wish again°. to pro. tlaim their abjection. it 'will never be forgotten that their resistance, as unjust as it was impolitic, to paternal intention of Louis. VI 'a as •thelirst link of the revolution. It stirely is not cm this ac count that yoU pretend. to matte them the support of yotir throne, whose tireatlful aspect must re double in the heart of every honest trian his repeßt once, for having tOntributed to overturn the dynasty Sher jimitbons. The good sense that animates in general the whole of the judicial, body a:France does not leave the smallestdOubt of the eagerness of all its Merabeti 16 gather runnd their Io,gitimate Sove rrign, and to enlighten all clams of mielety, in or tier to matte them sensible of the aavantrig%:s of so tut t<<nate .411 event. [To Be conibtkeil.) SURREY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, JULY 23. BEIIKEtEr PEEk4dE;' John IP arwick, a toll-keePer at the Circus Gate, ;was indieled fora a Misdemeanour, in having taken 3S; ad. etc6isive duty for, two post-horses of Cu!. , A. Evelyn., col Evelyn stated,. that on the - i nth of - February last, he hired a post chaise and pair - at' Ballard's Li. very-stable, Duke-street, B..nkeley-square, to go to Font's Cray. The usual post-horse diaty ticket was given to him at the time he hiret(the 'chaise, for ;which he paid. On arriving at the Circus•Gaie,' the' the,post-lad prcduced the ticket to the deleirdant, who was on duty, who, on looking 'at it, it Was not a prOper ticket, and cattle up to . the chaise and told Col. Evelyn he could not pass without paying 3s. 61 as the ticket: w,is irregular. The Colonel; finding it. would. be: in. Vain to argue the point, then 'paitf the 3s. 6d.. and watt, suffered to pass. Tiler ptist-boy and Mr. Ballard; master of the livery.stable where the chaise was hired, proved that the ticket was a proper one, The defendant, in defence, said, he had mistaken where the•chaise clime from—he understood it had gone from 'town to Foci's Cray, to fetch Colonel Evelyn: . • EV,LPENCE pp MR.. .1011[4. SCRIyEN. (otintiriued. fr,:fit Friday setwislft.) 'Yon having stated in,your evidence that you were so:prized to hearsoine gentlemen had seat died the . Registry and had not, (bond this entry, can you stale to tile Committee the name of that gentletnan ?-1 think the name was Mr. Pitt. Do you know sk•liere Mr. Pitt I. do not. , • • ' Whien you went•to Berkeley to look for the gistry, of, the marriage, had. you .heard before yon went.,to Berkeley that there was or had been , an cntrk 'of ilie. nia'rria'ge made upon the day of ,the marriage, or &A, you - go to see : whether there' was or was not' any entry in ;the book .?-1, was not ap prized of any particulars 'Whatever relative to the entry, or the manner of it, but. was requested only by Mr: Boodle t. go to Berkeley 'for the purpose, as near as 1 can recollect, to Use his own words, of searching tor the Registry of the causes, and of the inartiige of the Earl and Countess of Berkeley, which were supposed to be either lost or destroyed. Tile Rov. CALEB CARRINdTON 'tk!ai called in, and ,} AtilbillOilittoll. Many reciamations," kc. • You wish 'the French to.sei a value ' on you for ii,o, lugdirriiitishetl air increased the !flosses of p;ur victims. - Of what t onstlectice , is it to, Ihese wretches whether the department lias three'bondted thousand or-six hundred thousand, incsinca bo;tr the wig and the other are subject to the terrible;:ivit . of the onscription ; since they are loaded with ev e ry sp e cie4of taxation, and v‘atcheci by a myriad of opirs, ttensformed into Deputy Mayors, horse S o l, diets, rural guarthr, Oustorn-houie officers, Ste; &c. if lau &dd diiiiiniAt the sufferings of the ptOple by-niakiog changes, they would make ardent vows jut the perpetual tuotitT, apd aye now rected toward; one single. object--;your dest ruct loft, stud the restoratik of legittrnate.heir of the sour lona. afterfanimadverting on the it'll probabdity ot the detenceet up. by the delen hint, observed, that although. the -defendant 1%1,13 the first who had been broughtlo that place, he was not the first offender by many .) and to prevent sitnifar offences in feture, the sentenco of the Pima tipbq him was, that he should' be i;uprisoned otte month in the House of.Correttion. hay.ing been sworn, sylis examined as follows MO pia now Vicar of Beattie) , ?---.1.4!t0. How long have yoit been in that situation ?—I `was Inttituted to the Vicarage of Berkeley' on the 14th of Januarrono. . • Had yl4oo iu the family of t‘heEarl of Berke leyou- previously to your being Vicar of Berkeley ?•—• „From the Spring at the year 1794; In chat oftumion*?—As tutor to the, Eder dren ; all .there write at the time. Y.our skill in. . - 6x)matisting the people has never been questioned. The taxes of the bid resipte, v. liich Lire i.i.t.mbled by - m hose you have imposed, are now no longer eott'plaintd.of. To you Oelongti the two et of ,procuring coot tnotls sums, by,laying'under colitrihntlott even natural infirmities. For instance, theme are in mhe of the Scheldt, of Which Chent is thy, (ow!), abOut i#ooo' conscripts eery year, Two thon3;tod, at least, 'or& allowed ' their ditxliatE,fe such as time lame, time iturnp.back ed, ;be ohe-eyed, the scabby, &c. idb of thetio •th Celebes, who are alreKly - to b' pimi'Al on fiCCetilli of fteit h,firroltit:s, is. otiliAttl 10 p.iy it) pi•oportibLi to he ability of iris parents. - I:teeis.otking tticsetrident. Witt' another, 'at 1000' fraoc3 each, yoti iliOs 'arose a stun equal to the illllo-lan. I iK not Olt only extortion. I s.ri.l it to yoti intder • *time article Conscription... I have merely wen , tinned here this cimsctinistanee as an eXposine 'of the Al.mchiaielisin of your" adloinistratiottif As to' the it , ohey arising - from the. Wks . : Aochoi), aid the pto eucv o f the tim.:Klitional'eeutiines, Nlayor can 'ex.• . p, ad . a p e n ny yksithot.ll the apt!robittioit if' he lea of the IYep3rtinommt. feintr ni,ettify.-eift _ p l oys,, i t i ll . e t t pv,i;ii;iol;., it ttrijt)t 4 iier allmeStre fp iiretty,-Bctr:es4e,s, t‘• fluitr}urs ire to s 1 11 : rhjooressee, and "ate p7iikrar tht• exOt.nce rat the Utiftlf. 4.lldiie • Glider khe hcaa of of ./::;tifflordirzar:y BEXHILL, AMY 21.—Wecluesday list a fo4eign soldier, named Grabusliea attached to the 2d, Line, Battalion of .the King's datum, Legion, was corn.; mitred by J. IIIILWAIID, Eig. 'to Horsham par,l, charged with having attempted burglaiiuusly to en ter, the shop of Mr. Werld, thal,er and grocer,, at Bexhill, on the, night of the preceding Wednesdiy, miln intent 'to steal, Ste. Do yon, in the year 1799, recolleEt any eon versation with the late Eirt of Berkeley ?—Cer- IV. . Sigel° their Lordships any conversation you had with the late Earl of Berkeley respecting his Mar riage the year , 1799, about the begihnivg of February, the Earl of Berkeley was then arranging matters tor p tying his Ineoine Tan, ordeliveliog an 2cC4latilt Of his income, and several converiations p:i.,,,•‘1 at that little between' us Oil the but, - ,V&; in of the list of.theimhe , observed, aftur having wade dt.duCtioni Utl Odle/ acColitift, that he cnttld nut in:ike any deduction'on accoUnt of his childrcur,. though he ought to have dooe.Sfi. you state ,what the Noble' Earl said' on that occasion ?—Lord, Bet kelev .said; .though I •CaitlOt recollect the particular words that passed, the of the brisine,s was, that Itt ought to have among biter deduNiotis, a deduc'iiun on CCOUflt hip children, as they were really born in wedlock, chnngh they bad liasSed as otherwise born. Have. the goodness to state what Lord - Berkeley further - said„On , this sublett'i—Lord Berkeley fur ther said,, that a marriage had taken place between him and' are' Lady who Wa&the , mother of the ail ct'Nar to the spot that gave birth to the poet AR m" ttratmo, on. the hanks or the Liddal, rt Roxbtir,o , shire,.there is now living a tnan, in his y; tit year, In the full,enjnyment of all his faculties.),his natutt ii'Oliver. He has a small farm from the Unke of Buccleugh, which he cultivates with his oWn hand. His appearance it that of a man of Go. His face ruddy:, his teeth, white and paled, his eye cle;tr and animaied, and his person robust and erect. A ,few dayi.:Ago he pertortnt;tl a join ticy on liorsebick, of upWaTds of 30 miles, without stopping, and, eicept in mot :lifting, telt no incomenience from riding, JAL; ri~itrt•ietl mt eight years ago his third wife. A de, , terter was shot,ori Saturday last, on the road frimillAthester, , Okon, to Maidenhead, in the Act of escaping frotn - bis escort a third time. He had .OrevibUsly wounded one of the escort with a knife, and nothing 'short. of firing at him could: leave pre- Vented his escape.,,vith two others. iu r° 4 Grot ,°4 4" LoNvoN pri n trd by kif!HAttr) 14 AktRiSt ot N 0.4. Marthittocourt, bow-It:get I arid Prbliall dby WILIIANdi AphslGh` st.; IP PS, Spilt!) 1 " 11°11 : 6 ,1, tr ., 6e a t ;ICift 5 • 44.:(1 ' . , * 2 • At the SUN ()Frier, No, tig, Stracd, wLere Advirattororais, far the ,Paper, Lcltert fqr tbs Editor kc. (port•pria), tuus'ir L.H..................0 .00w _ r _..._._.---.;- llCilial 'tied the year, tit t before the bi rt h of the al it ,I , eu, , but that 111:t . s.ti marriage %%Pis tonilly v oid (1.4 accoutit ni 1):1-ti.ig ntver been registered. Lord Berkeley in.tde Liiii 0b5,",,,,0 ?...Yes, :. 0 did, , 43:21ritsi):.:':';:kiniti-ek.el-9111,jetif:i.17::1)13,tert.t.:larttl:)eri—P315::ndd I°l9l‘,,t;jit (no mit ti•ige' rii.,glir . be entiable of poet by ta , :er !'tiO i a ) a it s i ';)., I pt :_s p a ..i i . cl es, i s i , ol:i.mit t c o o . utiatike114:::e0,00.::::01:0M: re,: AO: seed 11:17;:t bbt Jr "}''•""'l profiliSed that 'pal,' ately.. • . : ~..,.; . 0 NVIIP k , 36 flier COO Sei whose opinion yes proili# ' Now • 4 • .. AI •J. iilih 1t.,. \i..rd\:lCilifLi ilistice of the Como ° ;:i'irnli.eali‘'lti.s.aL?To'°ll:lllit3,l3'.::::3.ars'l7ee'l*.ejl,'''et.lylireisrsolliteio:itliveii"l:: ii,11'1.r.“.1:1:Ilt:: 'field Was 10“:0 .ou 111,4' *u'ojeci ?—I 11,410r0 ' "' I ~.,,:c:iiv\d\i:iittlilealalst ‘.wehaeasri.,,y,t,ibtaus:ldt 1 , i l u e juctuaini•pelyi;i.stratto:, t.t.:.4 toti.!l 1)1t1 lie olte.rwards cutuply i--Af,ers.vird, tat I 4ubssetluent occi,,ion which i 1004•0 01.1)0,10111 Y . writs: ,ii 1 t!gcloCt..161:11:::::411:i 0 : :Ili ; 1 1 te d i tIA 1 1 D l 3 , 11. j thly, it was thefirst opportunity I Wad 0 1 c oateA vvith his I.,,,rdship, 'l'. en a letter was abewo to the witKis, anctlll " Pske(i'l4y:t)ounsel, is that the letter yoi le(eL f ' ed Iron Sir i'll'peti Minigicid i l l answer tett'ir.legyinollitt+it'ilic:it'l ter 4—Tothe ' INA! of m' koowledge it i$ ; i 1 , 0! no ‘ ,'. v o h tl e h r : .( t i l ti t . y t o b u s r i e s c the eive i t letterl..i.uAabt,i)sbil‘eit,lei r to 0 d( lt:' written by o w. • . , • February' lig9. ~ Ti e letter 'was read, and is as follows :'''' S i c '' IR i . '. TeM p le, Febrile)" ;;, voi ' d • lio'hrelrvriaanrtr.ioa.e f remgiestnrtaitoinoend, i tinjeartoir b liter o i 4 0,1 [1 : 6 1 . -objeion t() it ; but it is void if it was not verfix.r, ..ed in a pArfsh Church, or it there performed ~,,cr't out Winos being publialied or a.liceose, the Pia' l ,i Awn of banns or a license being necessary to 01. a marriage valid. . " The 'single 'witness now Surviving maY' be t'dlifit tij ir fiLient tri prov.eithe mitrriage, but 015 CSII bar,is happen in the life, ime of: the bushaud,,beato4;l4 nrly questiOn WhiCh Cao prntitiee MI iillitliY.,,to the midi or , the' rnarrigve blest be ortig I°,ivito, elan.n.- thada , .by. the ,t 7 hi 41 ken ai , le4i , r. nitrite, Oa , t i a a ti ii : l l ;C3ailiteLra.ridiiisYtiteaitilltetiwt3lrtiengattil?gehtl.llebto, l e i s b 1 1 , 111 ' .1: b : !, 1 t()...;rt'nt, 'e.'inaiTiait'iir Opport of itieb d'l' lli j .., frie that 0, t he chiltir li.,(:•tlota,taat—BPear- It ' l 1 tato ,1 3 iii ca s te bts i1e.c.r7,10 ,perpotoule the reitatwoY . ° .,,, 1 0. Nvitnesses. .1 do . tun lintiw t fiat' ignio4 t 1 : 4 , t , 31 , , :,efuritticio proigAdci tif die., regiStU" Wil da t i i o w t''"lrls'nf,theciliiirtr4o,tiorn Ifeiete die iee °ll ~,i it 114,..i, hate. beet' rc.igiAtoed . w,li 4 ,i,4 OY ,4sr;':t c.,,,i-,,t i tilL,I; (.1 4 . ) any ladli, :kod th""'ef.il tit. he 'it.i v isabil;""to.nike tile rieciai a iion, : 1 " 6rit , 1 01 , , it •,Itortiri.eoress• riot only,tlie.fiCl of th e '' ~tro etl Poi" 4 riage, 14itt -Om reason 'why. it, WO ,aaptto,, r .. 0 40 ~. v:i I 1,!, ihe same' sort of tlecl'al,ativo,.ifiti);fri vitt, be tnaire ‘y here the b.iptitri '9f -lite c.11:,,,,,,i4 Sitleo the second ,trarriag,e ii; entered, to ,'-..aF1,,,,dl 'r rpaso4•:Of, Om. cliffet ence in :the registro.lo' ' , i 6treslgn°3lr:ll7j:''ll : 9 s lll,llll : llw4g'c' the seeoud nuirrisite, - - • ' 'l ol ' 6. . .. , , You as n o( gt vc me yoi.ir c1i03..',1100; b`ii it troth Ihe date of your letter, —.. • " I ani; .. "your, obedieut lfutPhle scrViint. ot.P, : . 6; j, D r lAs o ' t G I the"slitilgll7riatyllioClfe:lthee cYaQie":.sbnuet'itit°ll:s(o()::','„uc-1::I'° ?f t , to dn'§O;ond it is-unpleaaut, became, ~,waiyo, explattat inns often pec#ssary, opielool ov 7 hazardous and lead to error. Mr 1115' . . , , i D 0 you recoiled afterwards co ns ult : sitroafo ,-field '.on AO sUbjed /-,-tord .1364.eierlf, 0 consulted bini c ollie stabi i e , Wero.yDU alot by Lord 8erke1e1,.0,414 vooit. with, 111/ ..gpikinoss 51r. 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