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~' ~s lIOUSR Ptietts, W4DtiattlAY, JULY 3.- a. . ;~: LUPlOrkil ''' P4410..,e1,..1.111ENT. In a Writ or Error from Ire4and, " Dopping v. tht: Altorutry-Gcrocti," in winLh IVl4,l ll ),darn. anJ mr. Mamma were 'tormerly licarcl oq the part tit the priiiittif it) 114,04 Sir Samuel Itually and Mi. I t tlittedatt'weirriamtiti c i beilnlt of the lat....km(lam io .Error, tind Mr. Adam in rtp:y. Further 1404;ted 4 ing ou Friday, AioUriXti till to-morrow (th,c daffy). TO rebiit the efreti r bfling tesstinmy several nes%es were examined on the part of the Clain:Onto, to PfaXe 'ft be beLim d. per SW 4 , 011- tel (3' pa r ha individu.ds eonnetted With t heifitttrly,.t hat Lord Her= kelejr and Lady lierkelly, at the ti,vc she Watt livin4 withhim .as Miss trudpf, weritilnarrien; ;I's () to prove that froin the mole of publishithl banns at 'Berkeley church t.ll - ey might„ tre,quently not be heard. To strew likts-wise that I;ord and; Lady Berkeley were seen in coMpanflArtherin thevatly ititflot 1.783. Mrs.. Glcusop, the another: of • Laity' Bot - ke ley, swore that-her daughtet mule a soletitt). dvdar , tion hrr when pregrit 01 her firs, hild (the ant), that she was" untied to - Lard Berkeley. Some witnesses were then cx.ll4ineo, ,called by the Solteitor-General,'respetting abate points of corr. tradiMiOn. • Witnesses were then finally:called by the 'Hiiirse • of Lord's, whose ts!stitiaorry , went to shew.-thar the .firss. linown,intitnacy beiweess Lord and 'Lady Ber keley. 14/14$ not sill We :autumn of 1786; and one of ,whom, the Margi,is of Buckingham, depo.,ed to repeated., cots, between hiy ',Lor•lship and Berkeley., to which,. the latter stated himself . • cot to be suirried_, to. the person Oren tieing with Lim, now Lady Berlicley, by wlsom he had chilslren.,,•.and that hp actually proposed to the Noble Marquis to h.coine axiediator with his brother, Admiral Berkt-ley, to engage to ma rry s ,:;•- dest soli so an illegitimate daughter (uy Countess of Berkeley), in- wlvels case he would set tleahe Castle and honours of Berkeley on her, that they might not be separated trout the Pueragn. It has been erroneously Said, that by the resolus ACM of ,the House or Lords, the Berkeley Peerage indisputably devolves. on the., first son of the mar , • in 1706. That may be the ultimate•effect of the docisitm ; but in the snean.time,the resolution 'of the Committee of Privileges go•.is no farther than to say, that he has not made good his claim. It is open to him yet to petition the House it he can ad - do* new proofs., or overthrow, the evidenee gn'ets against him; and its brother, Marton Fitathar,dinge, is only in his fifteenth year, and.cannot.elaitn to be called to the House of Peers till he shall IlaVeJeach ed twenty-one. 'llse eldest son of the alleged marriage in 1786 is put Into:this curious predicament, He was two ed to quit the House of Commons as bcrog a Peer, and out. allowed to Cuter the House of Lords 3.l•be- IN a commoner. May he hot petition the Bouse of Coonnonsi to resuaserlilS, seat as he was turned out -on a fitse prereoe..' NiA I L,s. AKKIVET) .1 Surinam Cucrilsey, Jersey, z Watotord. Out --t t Liation, t Dublin, t Watetford. sTocKs Tills Ar O'CLOCK itt 4. Ani. • . 63 5 l Ormiturn r I 1 1 QIJSSCiIia PALIUM AUDAAT? L 0 ltr D 0 THURSDAY, JULY 4', 181 I'. TII BI RKELZY CL.4113.1. This claim, which has occupied so much of the time of the House of Lords, k,% air brought forward early in the Sesi . ou i on the Petition of William Fitz- Larding Eerlteldy, stating hinise,ll to,be the eldest son and heir apparent of the late Earl Berkeley, nod therefore entitled pit tight to the' hononrs and tiespos , ..essed by hi, tallier. if being known than the late id Wi- publicly, married to the present Countess of Bei kel.:y , in May 1198, and . the son of that marrrugo born in Odober 1796 being a Minor, ifouSeaddreised the Prince Regent , to appOint one of the Law Otticcrs of the Crown to appear • for birth to Mite care of 'his itaeressir. The case ,Then Caine on to be head. , Mr. Serjeant Best, Sir Samuel and Mr. A,. Moore, attending.as Counsel . fur the Claimant, who tlaimed tinder a marriage alleged to 'rave , taken, place bet wren hi .father the. latht;4l to. at" l ,..thg Present Countess, on the jot!) of March 118.5, at :Berkeley ChUrch. The Solicitor (Yeneral nod Mr. Harrison attending on behalf of the • o fOn t) . t- the undisputed marriage in 170, who, tail:. Lig the einitu . 41 the claimant', Aas df• course .the •110:1 lair, and the Attorney-Generul, lulu all calms •of of Puotage, dttendinti , ott the part of the Crown. The evitienee art the part of the claimant went to the proof of the' plablivation of batlits between 'the, toe Earl of lietkeley and Mary Cole, now COUtileoi . 3010 or. 'Noventuer, brit th 01 December, 1784, 'mid &u the holemnization of mltttittitts. betAieen the .sattle. partici oil • the 3tAll 01 Moult i7t4.5,, rind to the colievisleneta 0( the entry 'of the further and the regutry (tithe latter tor several years, in order, as alleged, that at the emit. .est (tam!, of the Earl of Berkciey, ,t,he 'montage foight be kept secret. To priive the publication of the batinS, Mr. Williant Tudor, brotht , r to the Counteas cif Berkeley, was •Called, WllO swore, that , be . .114 ended at Berkeley Church by the de sire of his sister, to bear thu balms publillieti, and that he► actually beard them .pttbit4ted by air. fluptilean, the „Curate, atterwatds He *hp swore that he was .preitsat 'Ai the mar - Vage,..l4, thu registry of which his name apptsar• ed signet,l;ati a witness. .Tha P•MClts.ifi or Berkeley .011 4 swore' 'she 'wale married r i, the 30th at A ; 1 41 . ;t1 , to the Lau al Del ey, at Berkeley Church, and in cross-exantination .tared, that Ilk .I g oothliip hocanno actwainted with her when site was *t 001001 at Gioklectiter ; th,it she left Glouceiter to avoid hint; ,a1.(1, finalty., when at Mrs. Foote's, iu Kent, in 1784, agreed ,to marry him ; but that the mairiage vtas to be kept secret, on account of the conduct or her sister. t;viderecc wad also adduced of the finding of the registry of the marriage cOn- coaled in the inside of the cover, under a leaf of.the book pa.tted over it, and of a declaration made by the Lad of Berkeley in Ins.last tittles, , lint this alleged marliage took I.Lice On the day stated in 1783, and of the legitimacy (:4 his children. On the part of tli`e son born in t7gl, evidence was addoCe t to 5;.ev,.., by circumstantial evidence, E that uma was itniible , a ,c alleged publication ot banns in 1784, or marriage it. 17d5; could . hies taken place; A great number of wifne6,,es were ex.4:nined. wdi pro)V,:ci hat L'ord tierkelcy, it, 4iti,ow.t,t hand-writing, minuted 'down the form in ttle . haptilim ot. his childrett. by Lady Berke.: •Icy, then litf.us with hint ,under the y name 01 Tudor, should he erect; 4 ,, t1 which wati pre-! • ty 1700, ,uttitorioil .hs the illegitimate e, 1 11..,' cren of the Earl of Berkeley and Maly Cole; lilac ltts I..nidAnt) iiwore himself:lo be a bachelor, tit 170, iv (boil: a. license for sits tborriage I,,,iciy liolkeley, denominated in the atlidaviC-,- Cole, Spit/vier that w,th respect .to the t- son ocrit atter 11.1.4 to tti t t ! ,c. LAAIASI)tp, in WWI • tnit.ul3,3l clown the lorni for. 11,c' fetixly) 01 eXpret,SlS dllollllll4lillg 1.04 d Duritley, , ,nn of I Earl all4l. Collutess Berke. The lit: of her 1;ad) 9iliprv, as ak i , tr.u.,11 mein. Oettce twin the death ot her litntr, Wllll,tltl C- it:, (v 4 'Au lived Wootott, in likincrsiershile), in ceintier 1.76;2', or Janr j her coining to , .611, her into the service atier.„varns in March 1784 . , 'into the some ot F:iete, she ()pitied at the end of,De • 17144, , zind cAtni; to 1, ; ;t1:G101:1. codter in fl u te andcatne to London sgaitiin the . 31.0,1.111;41 .4 ;r git en or dodo.: t ions ot .I,arty fit rtcvle anti of Lotd Berke., fey, .it attl;a.c.ai rltut, , bt.tAveen MI) and 1790. UV cis ti;ri ,bat Welt: not Srvor4l wctc p.ove .that 1 , ...n . .1.in0r did not to 1704 by' nr ttalor, btO ttijt)(hVd t lic 1410 . 1 e M. 11 .4 al (Lela .that period. person ts ho' was otttctiatt , g clef t. otthe'part , iit:l , 'tYlC'lryat the tittle the liens: wer, alleged war. .limn , t WIIO hcatil were' thoy ncaiLl ray any ok..t who 01 4k teiicii:34 IV!ii(t,;it.)' Cow ch 311 that p' than, the Vicir of tialiotcy, '6 . f t ;ti,;(l to ILL; tev,i,tiy • the itiavi lace, vas by his widow n o r t o be 111,e Ilk liatitlo,,,,litingiutel Ole resrot the regiol l y vrotetl ttx be, ill 'The hand-writioi l o h 1,,, rd ihnkoley, irictryni.g the wordi " the of . r. Fain • W.tio ‘0tay6144:4 tu'be a aranger, who fr -- , i)6.11 r W tirt , Lllll.%4l(llllilchtint'Wlio, Lt ..pp , :.;red, had never sini.e h;teirlie,atr of, ,and no I. pelsult was kiii)Wi),...-ralutilLtt . t it i c-:(1 I 4,11 1,44 Bet ketcy . was not air. . (1 nit Lab' Lerkeley till tsa r ill the )eat , slated in idet evidence L hely). It )4 11% . thilt . she ,actinle i)1 oth atiet 11er ..ro i ,r, n4gr, I ,d 11 , co riii , n o,d so for a ~,..4 : „;:;e:,inte, per i od i n L0 ,, d0 . n anti _at G utteester, . whch , his Lie daily was aiinuecd to b,..a e. er t e, b i.e 1, - .111, her 4, 4.. 40betettitta . W 43 44,1 i tpliint , , Liittile. • Ti m Holly schootivr has iirtiv4Ad at Portsmouth frooi HailtaX. Slit; has, we presume, brought home ihe authentic account of the aUion between the. Litik Belt and the American frigate the Pre , Our Readers we are sure will contemplate with pleasuie the result of the Poll tor Sheriffs .in . don, nor merely because Mr.:Aldertnan macir Has )• succeeded' in his' ,but because it gtiords.a proof thesentinienta of a great majority of the real: Lively of London are decidedly hostile to the poli ties of Messrs. WAITIIMAN 10)(1410. We litive con stantly as3erted, that the sentioof the Livery is very sr' dOril L.iirly expressed at a Common t lull. , Net. wit hsundiug precautionsall the precautions are taken, it'is perfedly weal known that numbers of .people find their way iuto Guildhall who are not 'Liverymen, and the noise aud confusion .which fmitiOnly pre: y o u', a re so great, ac 'to prevent many respe6lable t 0 ,31 front ,At-. the Common fur the electlott , ut 'Sherds, the /thew of h ° ands wait to tout ut .1413YGATO and 'SAN. Deus' t, yet upon the Poll the Liverymen that voted:tor Alderman 13tRen, were in the pro:- rat:9li ut Hutt than two to orte tothtifie who voted ,lox and of tour to tine. to thosowlio voted for hla. SANDI:Mho); ; and tf . any exertion, had 'been made, the to;ijorny tat' the worthy Alderman. would, 'we hai , e tio clutlle, 11,1%e touch greater. i); uOviutii ti at a party went u) the Hall . . upon a regolar'sy txmcattetl plan to Itiret in thou -041) it - ii.:.ll(ts Socrilfi : cio4l* ts ere divtribtued, and par►y itopeti to car►y ►heir point by •urprizt, are 1 d ti;ey ►t a tdu ►he attempt, beettuse it has 1101.dt:clan uppurtu►,ity to : the reel and independent 41very of Luottott to *peak their sentiments) Our Reader. Will, 'we tro3l, do us 'the justice to leeiatett, that. during Ine s whOle of the campaign in l'etilibula, :. l,ve have Deco) npott ail occasion., ciutioine- Hut to ettcito expedattons 'which migltt ultimately prove to he, toll aangultie i though we have "at th; tune endeavoured to- iltew these was no foundation for the de , ponding stale tneist3 and gloomy' predictions' ui the Oespositsun Speakers 4114 Wriiers, We Ire! home pride its awing that.the via& has 'Jew ified every op fit, UeallViltleed• Wu biased neara murals ago, that it was prol xl bl e that SOULT would Collea Ail CoreeL he ceseii,l frosts every quarter, end make another etfuti to it sieve ; and we stated, that if that place had falle-n before au: Ervnatt advanced, the siege ith.st Le tailed. TLltt lad has earned out as wo sitietir SOVLT bas advanced with all the reinforce.. 0 , itients he could cofle&, and the siege of Hada , jci► has been iuspettded but we can iby no inean assent to the exaggerated and account which 'is Contained in on .Oppe — s.tam Pape r of this morning, respecting the sede - cif . the Cam paign in the ,Peninsida. The Paper state 1141.1tmoNT is matching from, the North, with 25 Or 30,000, men to rill SOucr . , who will t!xtt have , 15,006 met With firelocks under his command. We ft:AT never felt any d sp.ition . to diminish the kree of the enemy.,;'or to 'ex %aerate that of the Allivs, because . we think it most Impolitic to do so; but we are convinced that the amount of, Sout..r's, fore is gre;nly' o pver-rated .in the . Pape' to which we are alluding, The twee under I\ttitatinFT; instead of lacing 25 Or 30;000 men, does nor, we have reason to, believe, exceed 16,000 etleillive men. ' Such a reinforcement, .we would he of great importance to &JOLT; but 11 the March Of that force to' the - SnuthWard,' a cot tesponditig portion of the Allied . Army.inthe Minh! became disengaged,- and has' Matched to' juin Lord WEL . I.IbiGIOII it ',should be ph- , served, that it , marches upon a. short . erlitV than 1 1 %1Aitmorcr's coips. It is impossilsle to look to any great military operation without a considerable por tion of anxiety, but .we do not' teel aUy of the des. pondei cy whiCh seems to have seized the jiluraing Chronicle upon this ceaston: We place the .most implicit confidence in the skill of our General, and the bravery of our troops--a confidence justified by long:ex, elience ; and we feel as tie alarmed now by the prediaiong that Lord WnLr.I N OTON 'wiI be ,Ineen back to his lines at Torres Vedrair, as we were liast'Ntivember by the ,ossertion that be, would lie driven out of •P,•.rttii;al in February.. ' The Ba:ird of Trade ye,ierday signified to the lfiroker4, that they had aheruct their intetitio:l4 gFirditig I , cense.4 ;tam tht Ti I.ic, and thm icy. twure they . Would issue in the 4, 'Ll form, relaaiaiti ; in force nritil he Ist J intiary,l9l2, We have, via L di,bu, inteltigency frata'Caoiz to th e sth June,erriw~iu g an aciio:l on 16th May; in Eubed.i, mar aiiza, n vi. , •hch divksicri'ot. the tbird arniv, or titat I eqgailrel, wren the Frnlch ;oat toot) 411d11., Fioin -we we also learn that, at a .very ae.ceptahle , " , oineut 13,000 sets at atcotettitats, I - 2,000 static! of arms, and every neceslaiy for, I 2,000 tnea, had arrived at attliz .from T , L.:tsure, it is asserieci,, : had arrived tram Spanish Anitsrica at Cadiz, to the va lue 01 , 1322;086 arm:Kite's.- . _ The thanks vOtcd by liorliont'iu ,were communi citod to the Allied' Arruies,sn General Orders, dated Llyas, J.lne 3, kluosuaAturr.,—At a kind- of fete whi,.;1 . 1 the French Roler lately gave in the Thuitteries, he sud denly ro,e from his seas, fixing•hii eyes on two Ladies, and 'walking ditealy tow.trds them , each a furious look, that they were unable totnand his gaze, and deemed it therefore prudent to retire from•die place. Who they, xvere, and what became of have nevr been. nor the close of the emotion which BUONAPARTH displayed, on the occasi4.n.' When lie lately attended the a tli stre, orw'of the Actnrs had, occasion to pronoUnce the .word. Pair, which be utt-red.with so much energy that the auclirtice applauded him warmly, rind echoed the wort) s,everitl toilet. • BUOt4APA RTE . looked Mi st at the actor ,with a•htrootexpreipiion of arwer and !hen tinned towards the audience with 43 the same aspect, an4.l . ht Li few minutes quitted the Theatre. , • A Gentleman, who left St. Petersboth on the 13th ult. states,' that - although it was reporwd there that .the ditrorencas betwo-o Franco and Row.ia tiacl been rtilkieablv.atljwiteo,)•'et troops of every dent rip. lion cotitintwil tp he ocnt into We are likely lotio to be intlepotitient orthe'llo- tie for 'cables tot' 4.ur Niv,, from A sl:utul imentio 11 jurn introclacett itito out doeit.yardi, for maktog eablts for t fie heaviest ship.; of 'spring tl, uni t , so skilfully wrought in 'aril, .n.t to be strot4crp. more durable, than rope 'obit! c.rn p(piiibq he two or three of our line at blctle sups are ith43l4 equipped With those i t on cablrs. . .. ; The following is an exii tt a of it pri.vote letter fro IVladras,. dated February lire 19r', : " 1 avail myself. of thellert.irtiire of the Berr/Airlev frigate for 411 rope, to hena r)l . the . passing al this Presidency. An expedition is ahem so proctied against' the ci•devant Dutch settlemenr ofB:118ii3, for which .vast preparations are :flow tniiting—truin ,which it might be inferred that grca , resistance g - is'. expeited. The troope:ott the . 'viand have - bees, Organized by the Comniandant, :I French Officer, 1 - Ara, is. asisirint,s, a,nl who iti \ reported to fr a p ut tile Gpeernor of Am. hoyna to , death, for the toss of .plßce. 'nut European's, F.reneli And ,Dwoh, are ealeu,tafrd , 't ahont.lintia man y brit the different corps; fimottot ing to about twenty, nro-coinpused of Indians of i;11 .descriptions, hot chretly of Malays. Three King's iegiments,9f foot Will t 4 sent on this srrvico, and a body ,of , native„,troops from, she Bengal 6 . tnulish nlent, with's trait! 91 seventy guns aild mortars. A rejnitent of dragnuns will also piinved trout' tins place." As soon as Kv.met..ts has closed his lairurs at ' Co. I an t •gsrilenTheatie, lici i, tnpettoim for a few nights at Lverroal, witch is owe of the places, where his laktist first began to fiseinto 'yesterday morning a treat was made upon 'Change between a eapital fire-ettgine belonging to the Hopi Exchange Assutance Company, and au engine 0 " a new canittintition, *l,u inveniloit ot" Lord SrA i , itork• was arc c n tile wh ale i 9 WIF lb. tormauce. belut%ing to the 11.41y , 11 Ekcliange Comany auccerded to throwing t,,c ware- , 140 tlr greatest distattee, troth in a perpendicular suit buriza , ltal direction ; nut it Cetliti not bq coaqiaic.l with Lent' ST4Witara t ii, Ai thu budy."of •watr tbioviita ilium time. NAVAL YEWS, PLYMOUTH, JULY 2. Jog , (1 South-a:is, O ws 4, hla,tert trot., Sirsterkni, a cargo of provisions fOr this Putt and tile peo ADD-ocK, Iron , Guernsey. The -Constant iurti•brig oat is here .th La Marisii,.rritifitlo laderi with stores, tiro. b' Sailed the Ameri can vessel Jane', Ct,da, le NewYurk, bcitiast th.d Atorioa,vosil l;ooGitiS, Henri Mao' 0, for NP c lott Y u rk; with , Arnetiam Fts.tenger4, cot,so: lit 44 IY of the masters of those A111.13i3P Dust,. s 3lll 0' condemned at [Ms port. The . iinnide frigate, Captain Thursday next fur' . Lish on, and will hike under Ix t r ide houn d prd4aion the tranvoits and the former have on hoard ihe 4th and a detacinnell ul the gill Drago Al I ivied the Brokers, CJIAPPLE, from Poole; tho iota .and liurriet, f•'ASTMAN) bild t, ar)i3el I‘ll3"er, ',row Wales; and the dUaro . . .011, from Grcenuck. , wa l t il r A o L a j l tjli6oLNitVeis.t—wa r a li g le;) b lif i wt i lill::''''''7:l4:lll Ard ..-- voir r " conv4 fruit' ditto, }vltich► are sailer! Jul 114111'16 6, :c. ; and tlle Echo. sloop ut %oat from a dill: 0. .1 / 1 Poirshrovra, JOLY 3.--ArriVed O.A' bk.:4ooller di utby , fto,i, Lialif.oi. i rautosit 1(0 0 . I ' lr mouth , and the Julet from Liioob, lag 100,1'14 . (youth. ' t TORBAY, JULY 2 --Sailed his Majesty N ' ' 's lelope, Almilal DucKwolll; , ' oi ttiQ ''''''''.. !Intl station. . . ' ' ni i pl'ill FALmotrrii, JULY I.—Arrived the' ' ' packot . frc;tti Stitiii,im, in five weeks I , ;iigag'' ,A I,,t,ai" . , 93tied the S u ciw 4 packetNre:idiZ, (ii.°l4 Atilia. ... • . . , ~. The following arevarvetir . 0 , i'livite 1° . . 1° " re' elii'eti by tt'le !Nlail :-.4 ..• ,'. 7 ' ,0 of , . ",14sitoN' Jui „,:, i n. . vo• - ,•• I 1.. fef , " Badti i; ~ . P . ..,... .........1V To!*.et, 1,,,, , . lir , , 19; •' ll ii„)k• ,ioin Inst. ()ti 3‘174)01,1 01 1 - 0 4 all hiS •orce9, an A, I trik've, {tits da. toteatioo . I,. '' , : i .. 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'• wi * : 14 N EIS ,OP .13.ADAJA7,, JUNO 14.--"A"I') OA' II Id s f ‘ 6s t which wrte at Figucra, near the (Donal of {hr 0 . been- ordered -to •I>d felgiAt I. ad l i e j tel s ; 6 ,lc ‘ t p e r ‘' . i t n l f : e N•lillitOthCitliilpt citliPititt,:'ll:graliti'Di,Si 111:1Wattel:117.1"4101141061° All ;he ,tlivislnns it the orl"os. 0 tatte d !) up a posnion at Alinendralejo,l'av:lllo':l cured m between Sout.T anaMAttidoi•ri., and we eXr ; 1 0 0 ni iircll 16 join usi,,to:ruidre sisaorcldt :yAiili3l,liLi;ll:-:::::, ..' biatjel.t.rilf. °"::4lalvtdele;b:-li.idilig.inil nt-.t.e,':kti'ltlleridri, t het eby pb' bb a ,01 oment the account of a 11104 loligki,i",qi,oie ,Vye:are here obserrivg aid moreliterati iit 1 00 400 . ison, With about 14,000 Men Of the: 6111'1.1,, ;01 1 have no doubt a's to, {lle result .or .310 Y ill" ii,lo, d liVet.t.trarroN :nay itinet it, piiiii,4o) .1 better troops ilever went tilt!, ply agsgefilet) ',01.331 "1, ISII 914, illsfil .1,-11 it'll ttiii . '''.5t3171 rel. I h ut 1-.0“.) Wit Li' ti u TON ,40..10rPi.°1-4.'"°lle 300 French CitV3lly, and unien'ilicni titioners";l'fi out firitl•a..si,igie shot. IL o aw c o.! 110 wig, ofi ft,..'aring. of the ledvanoe of his 1,01410, .t inenced a .rftecipit ate 11.tt'ri-Mr. Bid Whit! 7 , . 31 . ij ii ,lit , 11°..(1°Ilins is, th at ,we bay o raiSo the iisric 0,10 .J:4l i'enviitg a tv,octodatt; torte of i;000 On 'i'oc ill Lon 11, {)tl y. : All our lei Cos (ruin 11.1e..S°Cti;l000ll 141'111:itd, I( juiti 1.40!' i Wi',°.'l'46Til:4'l°rotta 444:1 °II ilk/ l ig b 1 h4llk ot the t:lkiatliticUl, 0.1- i ii,lc - 61"7" !I"c'tivin 10 SUCCutil 13.1dItiOZ 0031114' the to er." Yeiterda);,' , Li , . ~......-0. at nne O'clock, the PAO glif°;);i (~,T,i;il,lll.'"' -CPILTJI,...A. 10.144 Y., ,Patclit *4,_4,,iitfliAi ~, -:i',, Htlendecl on ihe in ;3 1 'Ytti i. lin the .CityOtlieet 0, to-declare ift 4°l ii i,, result of I 1),, Putl, :.il the 13(0 clQtlioillPr Si° crj , r_,l_,r• 8!-u:litli.ifp DI:all 4:11E OddrOOd: 01,11.15' i lit" -941/nred 'll3l tS, (.14:110 ill BIS CU 'Oa I. t o il''.:lll:'.ll.)ll,ll°()i'Lla4n'tlitieaileucei' '' o d i St'i'e'rl i:ii:joC)llll?(4342dto'l72ter:";')4l4 itlese:t, - : • r d o I ci/ Mi, Alderman Bil;c0 t1.,e0 came io i viii r t ': c o H "at slweeh,retartictl thatilti tor the 001:01.0t (erred. oi, Itim. by the Livrry. fle F. 1 , (1' i.ta 1 0 ii // 419 t/COillir VtilLiSt 10 111,: ii'e Of 'ziler'"; jo ai charge with 'titteliiy i.i i,,i,orr,,nt Lio'ie‘',l. but coon; 'fit his sititlodi duty he Wig" ‘ 2 ': j o yOti wodlci nut. bl..vrfor produccd by rt wool of ) fib 0 Mt ,chinent u.) the 'Gotlatitetioo, no r A . t il 0)0( Jr gard ter the lighlii privileges, mil i /et`;",, ~iirifl tallow :citiien,. ke colicioded bY rt '' j our grateful acknoVledgenient of their suPP°.,:t ,pei inc* g44them ilia be wetdd eudoavour tii Mo. coni.denco. • - , f. j -. - . jo ow per k Mr. ligv °ATV a l so rct.lrocuttl:lll.%; i io eva i', f°lll3,ntice,of his dtity, lie slid, he b. 00,„, si ti , guicted by ibe ptieciple which ;i3.0:1"; i v i t 5i1,311403S ReVOlOl.lOll ; 0)0 g reat ', r .; Jail ifll COttibtried 'MI! love of i u, 00r Citii,lllollw) ' :.,",fi to OP it/YallY 10 the Saveleigrt. ' JO ,11,1 ou'i.:l7o itjere fain thetri by tiiitiong It loog sp,ec, !;0 orroo I tore only to repeat hiii i'xi,ili, aaJ ' , it , s otill ,- A the oli jui dc''': that l' party or poltici - , _., it i lia _, littertere with the trnportaiit exectl.tto: i .ile 0 a0! ties a offic: He shoutd, pelulP4 'l' `,ilia 100 Q t the year, "comnlit wally 1,1111t4, - ii.d ocst pa) t*/ liielr itlciaigeoce and liheoliiy ar LP _ ld o il igu °`4l) 'gaititil iiii)id CI rori to w `:ich. ory 7. , fiebil 3:ff;al:_iteiSileriflii a'nd Aldermen theoh‘dlut''ill:ecid'citiv° 14:I 4111 s, and'the busiriets of lliv'. elettitsi '''