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nt Oesity of going a second time to the shore for. Et (ice who still rf-trairied upon the rockii ; which Een ice, Lieutenant Hiatt executed with great spirit arid hum - wily. I haw, the honour to be, &c. GEORGE EYRE. Sir Edward Pelidit;•liart. Vice. Miniraf at tireißctl, &c. &c., Officers employed, in the boats. Lieutenants Astley and Hiatt, and Mr. G. D. Ross, Midsliip• man Seamen IVoundtql. lohn Lens, dangerously Robert Thomson and Richard (arises. slightly. SIR, 1313ke, Of Mateo, 00. 18 tt. I have sent you, by. the request of Mr:rupper , the Consul at Valtncla, copv . .which he permitted me toiake r , f a sot t of Journal ,of.,,the proceedings in Vsiencia and that neighbonr):mod, and which, I Oink, you wi!• find very inteiesting. • I have the honour t() be,, •, (Si4.)ed) . EDW. GODIUNGTON. • Sir Edword Pellew, Bart. Vic Admirit of the Red, &c. Slit, 04tober ri, tBt i. I proec,l tosive your Excellency the particulars' of what 11 ! )si_passc`a to ii;is clay. On -the 19th or 1:oth ultimo ihe,enemY . .hiS , in to advance frour' Tor looa.and iirragoo upou C.isti.lloti'ds la Plana, whiCh place : theyyear-hed on -fio 23d, Ikith about sixteen thousan4 infantry, arid about tWeive hundred horse, commaiirk , General Suchet. • On tt,o 23.1, General lilake' rtode a movement from Morviedro upon this city, which caused sui . ne contusiiin among the inhabitarits, but his arMy tired In the best , order t,t s blu, composed of Orli.. teen thousand infantry, loCtuditld .06 six thousaud wen of iris clivhioO 11:0111 Aib b yera 'b?sido the outled corps of Ge7ier,ll Obispo and Villacampa,, commanded by Charles (YUAmen, of - toUr thousand. flier), who occupy Legorbe, Lyria, Gen , -rat Bassecouri, with near duo thousand men from Cuenca, was at fleguena unit 1,1161' till th e 12iii instant. B, sides the aboytenennoned infan try, we have scout tine thousand six• hundred eavitiry, some of, whiCh are the best : equipped I have. bt.1:11 , ' ; , • Sucher's force is composed of the army of Cats; and the re-union of the:mans- mall corps and garrisons of the interior of,Bputri, which is al-. roost lett to its fate. , . ,On the 15th ulthnn, Colonel' Andrioni, was sworn Governor of Sai,,tuntnn, and three thousand the htindted men, all destined fUr its gallium. The enemy, it seeen4, 4 intindod to take, Valencia by a coup-de•tnain ; but, arrived ii, front of Murviedro, they met with a'resiftionce they did not expects for, having got 'every'''thing ready for an. assault, on the, ~ 2 8 h, at ,two-in the nio.in ing, 'after three hours . contli:ued attack upon three 'points, they . were -repulsed with. groat; loss, and all attnr scaling ladders- taketi f ...io the'number,:of tufty, and npw,,rds of tour hundred killed and mounded. _ _ _ • The garrison behayed with great valour,.dliving down the.eiterny tliat pitied the ramparts With pikes and baycheti. Tht Fret.ch continue to oc cupy the town of Mereiedro,.,the castle occasion . ally opvning, its fire upon them; ,but, ha% ing broken through thr pat titiort walk ul titc house:(, they keep c on,rouo ic,t , ions, with some degree of safety, without. exposit.g I ht•cmiriv.cs, i the kllgeltt. • Ott the 2d ino or Charles O'Donnell was attack. ed by a con•ictrrohle tome -near Benagtreziel ; the objea of tht enemy as to cut off his retreat across the river to Villa" W.i.siohanre., • The Spaniards repulsed the charge of the cavalry wicT, wusketiy, and kept the. hit . ,intry it, check whilst the whole of o'l)utittell's (area aucceeded in passing the river, with the lobs of only.eleven men killed,' fifty.two-wounded, and I I a tnibaing. The enemy's lilts* was lI)UCti greater, .49 three co- Winn's Advoiced very near the Spattiards, when' they were repulsed. by a Well-diredted fire of tutu. Ou the Bth, from five o'clock to halt past seven In evening, the enemy attempted again to assault the castle of . S‘iguntum, but the gurison kept up finch a constant 'tire of musketry, cannon, and hand gienadek, that the eneM:t could not succeed in vi at ,ting their ladders, and wentrepulsed . with some loss. It is-said that a French , General (Abort) sod tWo 'Colont Is were buried at .4ltnauara on the 30th tilt. killed in the assault on the 28th. _ . •- •One of new guerilla • parties,. attacked a party of Fremh infantry and cavalry at. Estivella, killed forty . of the eneiny, <tnd made three prisoners. • The Etripecinatlo has, 4(100 infantry' and 70p Ca valry'. 'One of his parting lately took a courier near Segorbe, escorted by cavalry, made forty, pri 'bowls; sixiy• horses, and killed fifteen. of the enemy. The town of Molina was-also attacked ; aud the garrison, consisting of eighty-five,. were made pri *goners, after which. the Empecinado moved upon D,iro e ca to surprise the garrison tliere, which, :how ever, escaped to Calatayvd, atter losing . a few men in kllled a n nd wounded. . Brigadier Duran,' with'..2ooo infantry, and boo • ::horse, from Soria, hasjoinea: the Empecinado in his march upon Calatayud, Where they have block aded the French in the convent which cur troops are mining, and we wait the roult with tiencei, Duran occupied the city of Cala1:1) ud on the 30th cit. Colonel Mina was sat Santa Cruz del Camper° on the 17th,"with 4,500 infantry and 500 eavally. Gib October..,--The garrison of Calatayncl; rein forced with those of Daroca,_and two .hundred EMIT from Saragossa,' has surrendered to Brigadier Duran, and to the E:npecinado, Thu killed, wounded, and prisoners, tire about, seven hundred. The French commandant obstinately held out, and even suffered the first mine toile spiting, wh4ch, .however, had not the'desired eti;,6l ; but .the second being ready, he at last, despairing of succours from Madrid of Saragossa, capitulated with his garrison. , • The enemy continued throwing op works in the Tight before. Sagunturn, which are all nearly des troyed during the day. • Igth of 06,t0b2r.--The enemy have marched ‘4,000 men from Peruplonai.iand .2,000 from Tor . tosei . upon Arragon, arrived at Calatayud merely to witness the surrender of the,gartison. Some French ' cavalry pur,ned - the prisoners .to the Sierra of Attica,' but were teputied with some toss after winch the;four thousand French reheated upon sa? : . ragosa. General Mali has advanced upon Cuenca. Count Montijo occupies the road to Huete with cavalry, and it is expected ►he garriSon ot. Cuellia will be taken prisoners. The enruty have o;)etted a battery a two mortars and ;lime pieces of cannon, IS.- pounders, since yesterday, upon Saguntutn, without 'effect. 2t ,t October.---Gencral 'MAU reached -Cuenca, but the French, although surprised, succeeded in escaping through the defiles of the mountains to. wards Madrid. On the 18th, in the.aiternoon, the. Castle at Saguntunt made signals that the breach was pradieable : at live o'clnek. the same , vvi;ning the' enetuy marched up the bill in four cniti'mUs, and made a most drtertitined assault , anti as Cap. fain Eyre, of the Nl,guiticent, it , forrned met wk.) was anchored off Nltir.iedru, nutlting could exceed, the noble manner in whicti'.it was repulsed : the action lasted about 45 minutes t since that time the ertemy has been quiet ; and only a hew shots have been exchanged. It appears that the enemy had made another as sault at one o'clock co he morning of the la. b Several deSellcrb, ‘ l / 4 Nlurviecho yesterday, in contalneoce nay ptuclamai too, dt , cl,re; • that: in the a•sault of natty lust one thou sand men, and that Sucliet lust .at. Aide-de-camp, besides two others. • General Maids artillery. ,pass-d through 4eguena yesterday for this plai;e, and his division .will march. towards Mut viedro, by ttre road through Cheli ., a., •The-guerillas how Culle', to , the number. of three thottancl, art ived here yesterday., Our troops, ate in motion,;, ammunition has been distributed to them, and every thing .indicates an • attack •upott Sucher, thless he raises the siege of Saguittutn; and retreats upon Tortoss. The last return of the garrison of Sa4unturn re ported only fourteen . lidled and wounded in all. • Magnificent, off Vaiencia, z7tir Oct; tBr r. SIR,—By my letters of the lzsth of September and 80i in t. should they have reached you, (of .which I have some doubts, as they were sent by the. way orMajorta,) you would be infarmed'd the advance of Buchet, with Arent tateeti thoUSaal. troops towards Valencia,‘and ofrny having in con sequence left Alicant, in order to give ev•ery assist ance. in my power to General . Blake. . The fortress of Murviedro; 'situate about twelve miles - from Valencia, and 'which has hitherto stop. 'ped rho tress of the erteirty; has, lam 'sorry to say, this day surrendered.: r tlie, situation is exeti sit ely strong, but a great part orthe new works which wore' erthing there bad not been finished, and soitte MIS of the "walls wetc to (Ten be obliged to be fillud at the tuntnenr willt trunks of Reek and'sand.bagS ; and I apprehend it' was very tll supplied with proper artillery, ammunition, and other essential articles for its defence. • - „Sachet fancied he could carry it by assault', and attempted it in 'a very determined Manner, three or foe! Llifft:rent cla ) a, 'on all of which ho was repulsed with great, loss : hotlien found rt necessary to bring forward his cannon and on the 17th, having been before it above threeweek4, he opened a' battery of thciO24.pounders, at about five husidred y:;rds dis tame, vt hick made a prat'licable breach the second d‘ly iIS• fire. The Moment. this ,circumstance was evident, - another” assault Was made, which I had the Oisfaclinn. of. seeing repulsed by the Spanish garrison in the most gallant inanner. A reinforcement of seven . .thoifsanti. men having arrived froM the army near 141urcii, ,, Getterat Blake re,olred to attack tie enemy, and oblige him if pos sible, to raise . the siege. This determination was put into execution on the 25th, and I 4fn sorry to inform }tou has entirely tailed, and that the Spa nish. finny was obliged to retreat to Valencia, hav ing lost, by their own account, Upwards of two thousand men, and eight or nitui pieces of can non. • A flag of truce arrived yesterday from fsuthet, to sotowon Ihe town: - The paper published on the oc casion I hive the honour to inclOse, to which no an swer was given. Works have been for some 'time creaing, at ill the most vulnerable - partkof . Valencia ; and it iSge nerally understood that it isle' be "tk.iduiied as lung as possihle. General Blake, with his whole army, are now within the walls. ' • I have the liondur to be, •&c. GEORGE .LYRE. Sir Edward Pellew, Dart. Vice-Admiral ut the Red, Ace.° drc. tzc. (Translation.) • NOTICE To 'll-111 PUBLIC. PRINCIPAL STAPP, SECOND ARMY; ,His Excellency Senior Den Joaquin! Blake' hay ing purposed to assist the respeilable garrison of the; Castle of San Fernando . de S.igunto, and to com mence operations. iii, order to liberate the kingdom of Valencia from its enemies, his army put jib& fn motion yestorday, but the tortrine 'of arms did not answer his hopes and intentions. The paptiluion of this capital has borne faithful testimony totw brevet) , with which out troops in general feught, and to the order with which their retreat ducled, re-occupying ina line of battle their former positions; but the enemy, elated by thedsuceess, imagined that the army was completely rou t ed and dispersed, and they had already . anticipated the con quest which they now'meditate. 'This day an -Of ficer bearing trflag of truce appeared at our advanced posts, where he was detained until intelligence' of his arrival wa. i communicated to the Commander in Chief, who dispatched a Staff officer to. 'meet fain the objea of his visit, and to declare to him that he would not be permitted to advance thither. The Officer hearing the flag of truce detiveredthe under mentinited paper under cnver,andlaking'an acknow ledgment ot its having been received,letained 0.- mediately. Army of Artagon. Camp neat Valencia, • GO yE KNOK, 25th Udober, You mUstalready be appriied of the result of the anion Of yesterday. .E.ght• thousand prisoners, in ! , -eluding many Generals and great part of tbe,artillery attached , to the - TirmY of 'General Blake, remain in our hands. I am therefore direned, on behalf o his Excellency the Marshal of the Empire, coon uchtt,lo pupae hi'yOtt to Spar, ;the city of Vivi lencia those evils and horrors which a fruitless re sistance would inesitabiy subje6t it to, and of which all those cities and fortresses which have fallen into the handi'of our troops aftinxi a terrible eXIIMPIC I am authorised to offer the most honourable tenon., and those most conducive to the safety and tranqui lity of the city. of Valencia and its citizens. From,. the pertild of the surrender of this city, to the anus of Imperial Majesty, the past shall be buried in, and: nn turioer resentr9eni shall exist in the breasts. of the French against the Valencians; and we pro mise, on behalf of she Marshal, in endeavour to do away the evils of war, and of that dreadful anaichy to which they have been so long exposed. ‘. , Receive, &aim. Governor, the assmance of my perlett consideration. • The Getteral of Division Baron. LiARISPE. The Commander in chief deemed this ridiculous .paperunWorthy of a' reply ,b ing written with the malicious intention of toulzing the 'public imagine that their army was lost, in consegnence of which this General and his army were 'enabled to Maintain their position without the . city, and his Excellency . theCoiutuatider in Chief has judged it expedient that this intelligence should be communicated to every one ft* their itiformatidn. (Signed) RAMON PIItEZ. Valencia, Ottob6' z 15., Admiralty• (Vice, Dec. 7 , 1811, Copy ora Letter from Captain Finley, aids Majcstrs sloop Rover. addressed In .Admiral Sir R. Curtis, Bart, and transmitted by the latter to I. W. Croker, Usti. SIR, Rover at Sca, Nov. 33, iBzt. I have the honour to acquaint you, that his Ma jesty's sloop under my command, this day captured, in latitude 47 deg. 33- min. North, the • Freoch cor vette letter of marque Le Comte Renaud, mount ing ten eighteen-pound cat ronaJes and . four long six-ponntlers, commanded by Monsieur Abraham GiScard. She sailed from Batavia on the 7th of Au gum, 181 i, bound to Rochelle, having on board spices. oigar, .and coffee; the gleater part of her cargo b , longing to the French Government. This . vessel was tinmerly his Majesty's sloop Vincejo . ; site is well found in every r e sp e tt, an d sails tetuark-: ably well. I have the honour to be, Bre. • • (Signed) JUSTICE FINLEY. Admiral Sit R. Curtis, dec. Ptutsmouth. BANICRUPtCY ENLARGED. lohn Ross, Bedford -street, Covent-garden, Middlesex, versmitit, from f 'member 3, to December 24, at ten, At Coikiltall, London. ftiIIsiKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. An Dunkerlcy, Pitt.l3ank, Oldham, - Lancaster, cotton / tn4nufacturct. BANKRUPTS. Wil:jam !Lilian and ',antes Worr, Clerkenwell.Green, Mid dlesex, jewellers, to sorNiidor December 17;2!„ and !arm. ' ary 18, at eleven, at Guildhall," Loudon. Attorney, Mr. IVilliain Tucker, uartlett's.buildings, Holborn. - Thomas Clarke, Exeter, Devonshire, draper. December 16, 21. at eleven, and lanualy tS, at ten. at Guildhall, Lon. don. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing-lane, Tower-street, London. john Cooke, jun.. North,Shields, Neal:timberline!, glover, December zo, 36, and lanuary 18, at twelve, at the .White Swan Inn, North Shields, Northumberland. • Attornies, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Cray'a Inn, London ; and . Mr. . Cocker;ll, North Shields. ~ Richard i Harvey, H:gin-lane. tVood.strect, Cheapside, Lundell. but noVi'ot Edmonton, carpenter, December 14, 2Gilartd fantutiv tB, ; - ,1 ten; at Guildhall, London. At:mines, Messrs. 'Cooper and Lowe, .South. am tarpo.buildings, Chancery.lane. Thomas Staike, Chingtord, Estex, innlieeptoiand elan. aller e December 14, 21, and lanUary CB , at eleven, : at Guil:l,lA London.. Attornies. Mr. l D. Fowell„ Hoch-lane, Cornhill, London, and Waltham Abbey, Estes. lames Atcheson, West Smithfield; London. coal:merchant, December 14, at twelve, 21, at one,- arrd I autiary; 1,8 ) : at twelve, at Gniltlharl. Attorney, M r . J o h n Parry,. Chan- Lery C hambers, Chancery-lane, London. john Hawtons Barlow, Grange.cOurt, Carey..street, Middle. ) sex, pearl-sti "tinter and jeweller, December :4, 21, and la. miary :8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. AttornieS, Messrs. Mayhew and Price, Sysnond's-inn, Chancery law; • Daniel Buchanan ,and Robert, Brun, Liverpool,,,, Lancaster, merchants ' December 27, January .7, .and at one, ;at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorni es , Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton.buildings,clian cery.Aane, London I and Messrs;Orredand Baines, tors to tire said Commission.. '.• ' " Robert Shield, * Tyueinuuth-place, North Shields, North.' umberland, ship-4)witer, December 20, at the Northum berland Arens, North' 'Shields, 3 0 , - ana I antiarY rt, at .at• the George • l'aVern, Dockuray-stitraie, North: Shields. Attornies, Mr. Richard Barker, North Shields, Niirthumbcrlatuti and Mr. Henry Setree,Bvikpourt s Wal. brOhk, London. • • Crorge Roebuck. anit. Thomas Roebuck, Hi - Maha', Peni , scrape., Yorkshire, clothiers, December 24., at five, 27, a t • cleiren,' at (lie Rose and Cro wn Inn , "Penistone, Yorkshire and primary at eleven, at the Brown. Cow I nn, H oln i.' Yorkshire.- Attornies, Mr-StephertSon,.Holmfirth i Huddersfield ; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-laue, - London. William Allen, Cambridge street, Birmingham, Warwick. shire.lariver, plater, December 2:•, 21 and January 18, a t one, at the Swan Tavern, Birminham, Warwickshire. Attornio, Messrs. Kinderley and L ong, 'Holborn -court, Gray's-inn, London ; and Mr. Palmer; Birthingharn i Viar.. wiCkihire. • ilenry (;.41 ton, Nottingham,- hosier, December ty,,48, , ,ind January A, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Peek.larie, Noitingliain. •Attornies, Mets rs . FOrbes a nd Pocock ) , Ely-place, LOnden; and Mt. Walley,'Matlock, Derby- , !in:re. • • , Willi:Jai I) 4n* .V.VettnettillrY, Warwickshire, drap e r De. ce:nher 21. 21, , arid J anuar y rB, tWelVe,.'et the Swan. 't avern. Birmingham, Warwickshire. Atternies, Messrs.' K nutcr:ey and Long, Holborn -court, Gray's.inn, London; and, r. Palmer, Birmingham , Icahn Roberts and Ricleard Roberts, Wood-titreet, fieldh Middlesex, silk-mairulaeturers, Deceinberio,' Yl, and January 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,' Mr. Clinton ' at. Thomas's-street Southwark. "Thomas iones,Whitechapel-rdart; Middlesex, tallow.charid . ler, December 14. 21, and January at deven, at Guild , hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Goodchild, Mount -terries, Whitechapel.road. . • Robert Pittman and Richard'.Pittman„Watlinstreet, Lon don, warehousemen , December 14,•2 4 , and January IS, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.„ AttOrnieS, Messrs. Gan> , and I I adclan, Angel-court. Throginorton-street. Lydia 15 , dkinson, Nottingham, hosier, December 17; - 18,-and • lantrary fir, at 'eleven, at. the hutch Bowl, Peek.lane, Notangliarn. A ttornies, Messrs. F or b es and .Pocork, E1y.05 - 4 cr, London ; and Mr. Wolley, Matlock, Derby . , [Dividends, &c. to.morrow.) On Friday, at noon, as Mr. Bayles, of Half- Morin-street, was riming a outride at a quick rate alotig. Pall Mall, the off wheel New . off,. - and ran some distance before the outride lost its balance.—A Gentleman in cOmpany with Mr. B. whose narbe. we tindeutood to hi. Ross, attempted to rescue him self ,by leaping out (Attie chaise, but in doing vihioi he broke his leg. above the ;mole. The driver ulas . everely hurt, and lost much blood. :c V. V 0 x Ith . "7: I i 0.23 204 3 •..o .- _; c_° ~ • 1 7 J;T r .011 Fair Rain .l4 Do. - Chly, I .0111 rair I .07 lio. 1 Do. 1 — . . 25 1 1,I). fi I>rp. t Eidy. . 1361sterous. . . t N t a xivann at nine A.',41. with change inciiiiiiipo,forst. t lioiStcrousi and snow in the night. i ; Rain at test, the List night 'severely cold-- but the ten- Pcirartire rose Ithewhole. Of this day, the Theimunietcr at weivearnight being 40. , • . N. U. The last six days are in Decerriber. JANyES Lett.ts, Esq of •SpaniSlr Towrr; Jarna'"' has been appointed Advocate-General of the Wand, in the rootu - of WILLIAM Ross; Esq: resigae(i. Mr: itiINYQN and Mr. BRNNETT Virere" themselves as candidates for the vacancy lo " presentation of Shrove bury,OCcasioard by the death or Sir T. T. Jonas, Bart, • , The borough of Malden; which has realrne" x " - Members•for roAny years by little more than liflY elemors, 1)15, by the tecent recovery of its ele 6 " franchise under a new charter, had 1300 borge 4 ' cli ad•iiitted to theit-freedurn within the last six moo" ; A second haualion is now forming, tort , : act& d the 74th regitnent,.- under the superintenclance oldie Hon. Major-Gen. A. HOPE. • The style in which the late Address a the Arne' tied') President is written, seerns to decide the goes' Lion between Mr. Smri.n, the late Seeietary 'to . #t!erifan..6oi em inent,and the peison tvbn de the-atithOr of the,:fficial letters sigm'd .. l could c t ; ; for as the Presidt,nt, " . he'services of that persoo,he."'" l ' r have subruitii. , to the - worldcomp,s:(:on some 'w,ltat less offensive to. elega,,c'e.; „„d mar, except, indeed, he g.vits a nxious to di''. .play his literary talents a nd if th;s was real\F the ease, he has slte.‘vn iltat Fe is AS hill° ringlified for the . ehara6ler of it)) autl,or, a ; he h:l 4 . :shewn himself, by his ene;,r: eonformiiV to Fit for that of a politician, and the Chief 110:er "' t 3 State.. Gregari, in a ricate 0 the WeifZird Militia; who ,had 'been On t!ll.1.,;1." returning to his quarters ,waS bit/ by.cryil 01.4 who; called tbeniselves 'C:rova6, and altet Lim in a &mit `nastier, 'cat off unc O f his• fingers, at the same time declaim: II:lit ibey render him unfit for the King's un fortunate man vro conveyed to an liolpital in 1:0 - r, where he yet remains. Last week two Irish fetruits, belongrT: do 40t1) regiment, quartered at Chester, while I.%.;;lking on the 'ci,y walls, seiir.d their Serjentit, who wo:ed with them, and after robbing hiin shone :.1. , !,rest' him over the wall arnd eseaped. Tile thigh was broke by the fall. ed (. B ; e c ‘ o .e ri r i a e l pe Williams, rso n gabialulit LewesasHanialitiodnir who pretence -of being Comm ander of a eutter th° King'sierVice, lob been c orninitted"to Le vvei 001. ick 4 A gitio of well dressed but nototious were onTeiday night very busy in Ilieet-street.--:, Aftei : istaling thew 'nearly an hotir, they procce44' int . () 'Holborn.' . . An. : extraordinary' circumstance took place Chinch on Sunday last owhigt6 a .I:ll: . ,tWeeii the Curate and 'Clerk. owl latter 10: se turd himselfin his desk, ,Waiting the perfo.ni ar ', c ,. .bt the morning Servide-‘vtien, We understand., 111.0 q. reation that no 'sr'Yice Woyldbe'rerf°"ll - 'up * the:Chutch," and sign`dicd the ed, rand,they were disnnised; The'Cueate a the burial' sere ice - okra child in 'th e afternoon. * SO • *evert: were:the wiles of wind 'it), OP Nt ir Seas, that . , in the course of the three 80"-"": months, eleven out Of eighteen prizes, Capt9"`a )3 0 .- g t la ti n e dl i a t4 nd i a r i f l r.i t g h a e t i .e r ' Cr f e o : ,l S 'de pc e i e is d he O d tt . .E 111RTILY. w (2 s n t :l o ie t t h t e h 3 in 3 s a t ile a s t li t n i e u i l i l t: 6thea 10..aduygohfteyeuticilia::•:1:10°fIle: On Saturday, the Laay of 'Mr. l'a - Son. ror- of 1-hckney, • Mriß ," Mr, Co , On,Thursday, last, at Upton, in W orc estershire , it daughter of Mr. kobett Mathews, of Now.fliiti s e,' not wt' tnn, Worcestershire. 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