The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-15 00:00:00

MelesirMlo!rer :zLXIc). SUPPitESS ONOlz TIIE ',A A ft, VV .:h Citeloie to you two E. tranrdwary receiVed teolll MeXico by 'a, atrlved thi, mone..att, in 13 day, train 'Vera, Cinz, and by them yo,u will teahi the state of af fairs in N-w Spain. As soon a 4 the details of the vieb ry at Caikja come ti) I shall - send them in you meanwhile, l must observe, that although the Gaz.,:tte of the Oil ci es nut mention that our troops cotered Inadalaxara, it is known by private' letters,,from the most-respectable characters, that wo were in possession of that place, and that the rebillinn may be considered as completely quelled. OFFICIAL EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTK .oy TB[: OUVEIINMENT OP,MEXICM, JANII4IIY t 7, 1.81 5. Piovidenee, which prOte6ls the valour and enthtisiasin \vial which the King's. troops ,exert thennsehee4 to tranquilize the revel ed distrittS; storing' thymic, order and to peace, exterminating with their ,arnis thu. miscreants who most iniqui. tou4ly tetiticitd thorn s has most ckarly rrimires.'ed it self In tlie, rer!:itett (1 . 11.11141)11i aglollsl, the eo,twis, as . p 14 cleJ . !ly (I,2moostraitd tli the following cwiltntuttcatii,lt i which is :luta received by Goverioticot from liiigadier-Genetal Dziliihsei;ll 1:4 CI uz, ri?. ". ;Mos/. LY.CELLhorr Stitp 't The yilemy It.tve pr('sentedliemselvet. to ma in Itt(Pst paviiiirageoo; pLiSitine atql i R gr e at tiom b el s ) deteattll them, having- taken', from theft, v.,) ;pi pieces of c.imion, kind all their int)l3Jltlol,s9,lli ',tit , ' they hovr It they whole tido 05 I.4_,Ne r ,roll, ‘S:11It ti. it dead, I write on lii)r4e -1'4'1(4,', pi I.4to . : portiaiki, I,ll,liurkip of fugitives. The ot Mario, s tulticr . thocommatid of Liculty..,int.k;oictv,i Doti .Pedro, Ntwete..l)mo thriti,okE,..4 with Our)• to liat,t.of . 1.%.,11.1C3,', , C1)4040.111(11*d 'M.7601' Nava (.1011e,1114:: trioft,, awl 1 catltto words,t(l,exiblvi4 t.: (.t1 .cnt,duvt. flofl V;bl,) , lr 01: 1110 dr.ik4ot.it 11,0 C;0411ilia; it of Lieuieve.ht.Colonel 'Don t'rahot;,co 1.1,0- drigue4 # .1 i.',lre ;Junco through toy Aid.Od.C..kod, Doo Jueti that they n.y 4...) it artilk:l y, an& 1,,h0g. 05.! WI1it;11 ti:ts to e field,. .6 ( rose 4atotc,L v. , ‘",lt, I ..shall bud to yotit iency, a dent.i nt the whole as soon a's it; God presetvis your ex<:ellency many' eors, • (Signert) Dr. Lt CIWZ." 1 ollisttlt:, 9it t11k; triouip!.:lhtso! L raptsmo, lan., 14, at t%Ci vC, 0.4 , 011. To his . fixcvl!eiluy Seigsorlitii) I'r.:l4ico Venegsts. P. S. 'lllO action- asteci nearly Igo butlfe; arrlixoanNsity• GAZltrrrt . of , VIA GOVgIiNNIENT mi•tftico, 'werittastioy, JAN, 23,, 1811. " Whiedi compose , the army cut Briga dier.Guwtall)on Felix Callieja; have crowned their glory by the brilliant cairn they sustained, on o'4 in the field near the Bride,e of (Lade run. Those valiant Chiels, •Oilicers, and soldiers, hive set:tiro.] to illentsttycs :iittlitortu i l o well by their hire tcwouls tier tis,tored §usiercigro, tnt by the tonstant irLet relieateit tyr.sve actiolii with which they have hustattiCtl the triumph of our holy religion', and that just cause at our , Coutitty. l'lte following comtnurtication which 11,, I:',x,eeiluticy • the Viceroy has just received, most evidently prove:; ilia 'no eu logjam is superior to the.tnerit of such valorous ci ti2ett4. Most et celltut • Birr-- , lt 1, four o'clock, I'. M. at which hour 1 have just . taken possession of the enemy's field, alMost impregnable as every other they select, and guarded by one hundred thousand men,Atit,l, upwards of(eightyi.ix , filetes of artilltity of diltereot eidibres,'Most Of diem the best:in Arlie.. rich, oil at whiett.fialott ;fallen into lily 113nd5..; c l'ho obstinate temerity C011,0;113(1 of those deluded' c,in only be citrupired the in.inifest valour of the o.o'ol4l : have the tioao4r : to " Mier for of six hoots , ' an , aftten (unity conk:tied, I ted'tfieio moor the t hi r d ri me , i n intacit of tv , battery of upwards ofsixty roce‘i ut Cannon, Well rritdietedl tint! tervtaL ' • 1 tacit: it vvli hoot fitiogutte slite;!ettlArnof)s with the gre,iie,r.itert?,tlityi• the violent hoe of enemy, I.:011'066 0d till they ti,alid sort utltiaed tilt rt d VW:OI , NI iat (4,4 fli o itht. by our ceivAlryi ,;The gretitt , t. eiliogiutti of the,ho..: ;tour, valour, and skill gf.. the Soill and , Officers, is the tate of the tidion itself, Ihe army hag suffered some loti, and aroung , illev i /ontitled 1; the C3etierol of cavaley, Don .Nligtiel I. l ',titp:irdte, tote welt-totigh, 4(;11011, taut' lA:velat cithetN; the details w h ereo f I hilve not yet,luitl i tiltlollea 3 . bat;l shall 'forwent them to your i t Arellvey 4$ . soon 'll3 time will littr. mit t and shall at the smile time recommend the o ay pet ,tions who 'have most eminently il t istinguish. themselves. f consumed duritig the attiott a warty the whole a my ammunition, but am most amply provided by. the park of artillery taken. frbui the • God preserve your EXCellefiCY ,many i ii id of Battlei Utido, of•(:stlderon, one 100 ague t rut: r bail trout I.aputidileith IA". 17, 0111(; 011gottit) CAL 4 ,404. To tttx Excellency the Vizeroy, Don Viisnoitt X,4vier Venegaii. The Jaws in Gibraltar have subscribed among themselves 7 .1,3 Spanish dollars, which, in att. Address to ,General CAMMIELL, they bfeg way be , distithuted among the soldias wounded, and wives, and 0111. •dren of those killed at airrosa: A dreadful accident happened last week ton son of V illiatti Devis, O *Anti, Lincolnshire. A n e w thr t .. 3 iiing-Inieliitus, which had bran luely eref-ted in the neighbourhood, excited the, cori os ity o f ,seve« cal peopk to see it work among. tile above lad (contrary to the iojandtion of 11 . 14 father) Weot for that purpose: the 11111)0' 'happened to go Mao) , and tin boy verceiving him Carrie, crept under part of the machine, in order to coocoal when one of the wheels caught his clothes, end draw.: ing hint among the . worits, brie hit collar-brine, <meal his arms in three places, both his thighs, Volt his legs; and cut his head in a 14ost dreadful manner. ItiNI)ON p r i„ tti l by 111 t UMW ff.lltkh of No. 4, Mal artlett,-4.tt s v-ritect ► 4 and •Webb - Shell by WILLIAM A RblIG ER SCRIPPS, South Molt on .street e mevenot' St tliv Sut4-00,1Gt, No. 132, Strand, woere ildvenisernenti, Orden for the POI', Li‘cari for tbft Editor WC. (post.paia), must br addressad. eHrAr ;1:14 lir Zei L. CHO.I.SLA, Arlilt, 6. t - .;,'-al'Alsl LANGTON'S REPLY, TO TAB M.N.:Nell 01/ 14AJOit NOUTILEY. reply to what, has been, nriled at such length : 'by Major Noi they in his dele„,te, I shall tAlie the liberty of . .calting the at totion of ITIOn, Corn& to a fow short obstoValions 3 and in noing',.so, I trust ii will be found, that I have et - maned toYself,as,strictly within the limas which 1,,1ie Cubit prescribed os. it lor, me to 11300 done,wii hoot Si.iticl'ing such topics of recritninatiowas pissed r hose huti , ,, but which Major Northey has introdneed, to remain, wholly unoodevd. must indeed lament, that the field of investigation has - not been lett more open, and that a inquiry into all the transaaions which trek place between; rue and Major Non hey, *lwo condut3 and nig motives Could nut be entered into. I bow tri your &Olen acknowledge its pro priesy—blit I rely upon the Candour and . justice ot tins flotn,nrahlo dourt, that debti charges which were thrown out against rue by the accused, shall not be suffered to operate Against my chetrauer, while I am precluded from bringing evidence fin ward to establish their falsehood. I should now wish, in the first place, briefly to recapitulate those facts_which t teel confident have* been proved in evideneei'and for (!ie toast, part stand on the admi s sion of Major Northey himself. •it,has been shown, that a Board of Inquiry was held upon the conduct of Major Nortkey ; this was summoned as a witness, anti ~ gave evideace against him ; and that the decision of that Board 'was not made known either to Major Northey or myself till the 25t11 'of August. lt has been shown, th a in the course of that very evoiirg,, I receivers Major Norihey's first letter, which Wks evidently_ initodnetory to a challenge, and that the chinknge itself was conveyed to roe next chi,' by the- hands of- Ciptain Wt.ithy. It is dear, theretore, that no intermediate etnaa6i•of mitre could have given rise to the 'proceeding which Major Northey now adopt. ed. And I submit to the. Court, that. thus challenge. ti.'llkh'w,(l4 inatnediaiely' subsequent to the Board, mustliails: be e n ._s e nt in colheritienC,' of the evidence /gave in the e i that trivutigatiob.' I eniresi the attenuant iift he Court to the assets cif those transabions, as a reference to those" dates will . completely do away what appeared t'o me to be a niiSeolleeplinn of art Honourable Member of the Quurt, that the challenge Was sent in consequence of pr , ,vocatioris ..Major 'Not they `bad received • after the proceedings -ot time . Board had closed.. On the; receipt of a challenge upder.such.circuipstances ,. I was at. once omit/Met:34 that .1 was bound to.renise ili . and I upeotuvocally stated to Major Northey, in My Reply", the motives which induced me to do* so. It has been sliewn, that at a subsequent pgrinci, Ma jor Nerthey having found that t was determined to receive net "challenge in .my priva:e charattler, ou ac-, coma of that which I had' ;done in the performance of a public duty, attempted to compel ,me, by insult and outrage, to relinquish that dcrerMination— and, upon moue , than ono (re ci s i on , With t h,, N ., icr „ . . , „ p r ie d „ to me th ose , opprobr,iotts 15rm, Which I; , ave been detailed. in . tbe ;evidence betcae. the Coutt., • In reply,,to the first 'charge, Major Nortbey „ has endeavoured. to gigue that hrs 'challenge (which he admits) was not sent in conserjoeoce of the evidence that I had given before the Board, but of the re. portisrwhith I bad 'previously propagated. It is üb. *mug that „a defence of this .flaiore maihe brought forward in every case where a:charge of the pre,ent description is made; for few eases can nceur„ where ti - idence has been delivered, that there has not been Tome prior statement made upon 'which that ek-i -donee has, been called for. Bur how much . les:, avallable 'such a defence, . when 'the statements In - complain, 01 had, been continuator so ,long a period.asea year and a half, WiliiijUt any nra-, iinteciniving been adopted to demand satisfaction as a private queoion ? For thiS. Major. Northey has estigried *void reasons, some of which I feel My. Oetipatticolinly called upon to advert to. He has ithought -proper stale to the 'Cu,urt 'that the only' iithients was thefortearunce Which had been 'sliewn.; by bhp ter , the first instance, and that be ,would haveadedin adifferentmantret had be known 144 I bait formed' such .a premeditated design to 35. , PirBtl hi Aratier. I will first leave to make a feW - remarks' , 'upon what 'has hlen'tarthed 'my premeditated de• sin, • - • -I was asked by a ri , Hon. Mettilaer' of tbe'Court, how tong I had confined to associate with Major Northey atter-'had first Stinnett Stispicinns , of• hill . charaCter ? I replied, that WhileTharfuitithing but my o!osietpiciotts to act upon, , and .cussed' not 'Mel pettedly satisfied' that 'those strapiclonr• were Wel) founded, I 'did not conceive oryself-,jultitied ittlx; ,ink a 'stigma upon a 'brother officer by shonhing his .society. From that period, viz, Mi., till 1598,: owing 10 our being differently statiOnti, I hair. no intercourse with Major Northey, except hiiVingcas. Afally met him in the alreets'.„ At tile; close of ; 1808; we ,wrne stationed at Lisbon, together,; anti atter some time, having . found rtiorts prejudicial to his' '.charader accumulate, I naturally reverted to these suspicious which I had entertained . -'at a (miner tie -, riod, but.. which 1 had never suffered to infloeoce tiiy conduct till I found them comie6tea with these, snhsequent acchsations, forming a . body of evidence too pr.rwerfal to be resisted-- -This sort:' narrative will tend to •shew how - jostly I .have been charged with seizing opportunities of aspersing, Major Norr thicy. ) s character on 'slight grounds, and ae.ting - with rnaligilant .pretriedi'ation. I must now beg. to say a few words as to th a t which-Major Northey terms his forbearance. am not permitted, -and I deeply lartiort it, to' offer any evidence With regard to, the transactions' which, illustrate that point. - But, as Major Not - they has opened this discussion, I ti test, 1 sh sit be allowed in answer to to slatr, tti , ti w i mt h e terms his forbearance consistel in this;—Thai lie tplitted Listwo tinder an engagement not ro return, at the requisition which was mad , tohitn by a meet. tug of Soli Otlicers....Who had met .expie s sty to otrosi!,..r rondllet t and who upon that ennottiota ;tact tt ; ;;-ven.1 cot to make an othci3l toptcsentation •or their opittion trt him to Cut. Douktit. And to this requisition hc conformed. But ho , x,' accotd n to, M.tjOr Nurthey's ott stmentent, are we to understand hint when he twat he - wotiLl hate acted in a dnicrent nhinner bld he knowo that I had fortmd hliCh prettietit cd design or aspersing his charaelo.,? If the Honour-. able Court will be pleased to advert to the nattne, the charges which I then brought forward, that they attach to hiS eh:framer not only as a gemletnan but as an honest wan, they will, I doubt not, feei stir prised that Majot Northey, if conscious of his in nocence, could be so (Ludy' in the vindicathin of his own honour as io waiz for auk 'evidence,olpre toeditation on the part of one who had thus accused him; Iu nein( of laet, Major NOithey (lid not choOse to 14 (you these trait-actions ai a ilivate affair. He chose, by appealing to a Board of Inquiry, to invest them with a public charader.. Having done so, 1 submit it to the, Court, that it was my duty as such to consider the m ; and that, by, aeling otherwiie, I should have justly' exposed tuysell to the severest militarycensuie, by the acceptance of what, under those circumstances, would hate been a challenge of the must aggraVated nature. But Major Northey has thought- proper to add another team), viz. that 'fie had been told by. Capt. O'Neil that I was not to be found. It Major Northey means to insinuate by this, that there Wa4 any concealment on toy part, most give such a statement the most positive pointed c.',uuradicticiti,---and I trust, that the Court Will not forget that. Captain O'Neil licti appeared as with si before thei•o, arid that Major Northey did not attempt to support that allegation by his its • , • • ' • . - Upon the first charge I have nothing to add but thiS—M.ijor Nouhey has obSerVed, taw i hers is no iimig in the language whic'h his, challenge was - couched, which conveyed ttri inlimation•that that challetige was scot to.me io.consequence of the evi i had siren, In express terms it certainly was not so stated. .13111, h i my reply, which I beg to refer' to, it be found drat 1 have distinelly b tated- I .f My rea `:sons for declining ail meeting with you : are these, I brought no. a•cUsation againSt you till I was seised upon by the Board to state My opinibo•of your char - at:ter. „ • , „ . ..• , . . " I stated no other opinion to the Board. than. I had stated in yourself at Lisbon, aboUt a year and a half, ago ; and as you took ho notice of the accusa - : ; lion while the affair Wail 'cantia think Myself juitAied in attending, to 'any .statumons :of yours, merely for restating my .sentitnent;,' they Were cilled forrUnitav by the Board." To this Maj9r NortheOnade .00 reply.• I now come to the second charge. ,That, Major NortliCy, have found that I •was delerrnined .o re- Ccive no challenge in toy private chiiraa-r, on ne . eonnt of w hat I bad done in the. va.timmauce of 41 public duty, attempted to compvi we I?yr outrage to relinquish that deiertnitiatioe. Xu answer to this, Major Northey has stated' that,' subsequent to 04-decision Of •tbe Buard, and prior to the of o::tober. (the. day ort which that out!. rage took I,lace), 1. had frequent opportunitica of traduciiii.,Y,his:chaiadter, • The -Court will, t trust, consider the situation 16 which I was placed. . • I had beau summoned to give evidence against Major Northey before a Board of Inquiry; from which tie had escaped without censure. Tire trrocee,liitg winch there took'plaoe were the ropier of goneral conversation. I was accused by Major . Northey and his friends', of calUmny ,and malice. I was thus Myself, in point of .charaaer, placed on my defence ; and I certainly admit that, in my own defence, I did take.oecasion, whenever the fa übjet was introduced, to re-state.tomy.friends, the ciTeunistances that I had laid before the. Board, and felt them to 'form their own opinion of the re . tat of the jnquiry. Major Nortney has endeavpured 'to 'interest the feeling of the Court in his favour. Ke has, dral,vn a pietute of what he has suffered, and has particu t larly adverted . to the difficulties under Which he has laboured in conthicting his defence. I must be permitted to observe, that in the coudusl of this prosecution, I have telt iny , sclf most irksomely situated. I beg to be understood that I mean to insinuate nothine, againsl Ilie'conduct of this Court, which I have tumid throughout, most honourably impartial" but I refer to toe, nece,sory nature of the pro- Ceedfrig,, I . n;ive been debarred front, 'Producing any evi-, dunce of pirlicular •tniiCandud on the part of the cctliied,,wl He he has been enabled to call wit ness-,cs to hi t ; gcnierai chara,:ter. rely c!hirLi6ier hai Incibt • strongly alraignetl, but ho icstirriohy to my cliat 4tier. cati bo tt~lijttk !4t I hare. becn aqsiiiled by every terin of invetiVe--1 Inive b..eo ,iecused of being cowardly, slaodetous, ..and miih, low ; vchilt. I mn dtpr i dratite means et vindicating tayst•lt, or of stigt n hion:who tons ttlidekt:d testimony,, tigwever, Major Mat hey has bird sup.plied., The . Court 1)1e, heard the ta r m s i n which the decision of tfi,i3oarcl of inquiry was con. voyed. I will bet / ,perini,sion 10 them " Board itivii% duly; Fitt .ruled iu and maturely consi:Jered such ev,dente as lias beet - i brought be. lore them reizitive to. the matter .betwcen Majors Tidy iihd IV.rtliey, as well as what those Getitic-' mat ivu otletekt to tito lioard, are .of opinion, - that the rtlwits to the prejudice of .Major Narthey, .and: which Al ijor 'Tidy heard in Portugal, were not to. that eaten: or of a nature sufficient to do away the • lion.,urahle testirt tnies,firuducvd by Major Northey itt htyport of his eh-4044j." It is . certain that neither,malice nor falsehood is directly charged by these words,.nor-ean they even by any "forced interpretation be inferred from them. Had such been the opinion , of the Members of the Board, would ihoy in ju st i ce to Major Northey hove rested lUs Licquit!al Upols testimonials to character alone'? - Woutd. they not have stated that the alle gations were unfounded ? rdiur Northey hiavielf, by tlit memorial aincli • , d h: r .h i : i ts c - 1 1 :I i i e d t.i b t er ia L i p ei..6)r.?;7::tz1i,t.,,..6.01.5icd0• tionitliilewCo7l;R:iiiiitti knowing . twit,: heund,etscdath,llrneatilog and 4 40 ,, 0; thot decistot). ./lo /i - a 4 tlit:ra staied li„' lie ilu .alt114::::):(11)11:oei,ilii.iiirtirtill-it:c:Iglitri6:lic:),itcli:1,...:rii,litil,11..•.::, i t. ).l r : 1 . co.,,, a l l : l . i t i ' : ' ; -. 1 i , . ; : s : 0 1 : . : 1), e i t r i: i l s), : : : : :1: c it,i 1;.1 c y : il ' i;: , ire i );,..zii,i,... i , ~ ba,l ilio:. heel, Litclart.d'hy tilt; flo.ird. " to , fil,iffd fu I , CV,LISUre, but no ce.tsure W. pronoilticcil, TiA4 iirotetted front the eziltunnie4 ot Al jor Notttitl , I tiw.t the Court Will feel (hat, Vdilluot niy.3t,iffri ally thing . further,: my character will o ‘ , Y' leii , sak hum the langOage, tiov:ever bllolli, Wia C "! 14. i heir indulgence to persons in his inatallvo, w" whit; ,, - have permitted IVI:jor N. 10 auepi, o 14 knew, I could not 'be autri:ted to .conit-A" 4 evidilt:e, One ward I will his le,ivd 10 "' ldi # ' till & , I* . g:ild (011ie eon - Intents whi:h Al.lior V. W s ' . . 34 '''' .. 4i)011 my. eyidence. - ,lle itas tboaglit ploP ur !` i ciiittb tug with luiving been guilty 01 u• ate 'Atte/ 101, 4 upou my oath. Ile reprocio tile 'i. belying said, 'that I acted wiilt foibeitance thiG44,l,: out j and w(luld 'attempt . 10 persuscht the Ct'"''' l l ' . in th at, I have been conitadnied by did ififf I I ' I . , appeared in evidence tilitl , l had endemoated to W h , „"iin. II it had been my wish in this to d,e e V 'b i t `suurr,, I certainly did it roost ui.sltilliJk. °I, will he recollected, that in the fi rst evidence I oo 'r I distinctly adtnitted, that, "trot befog 1 4)116 0, a more than human forbearance;" in ti le tir t i o •fuent. of irritation, when assailed by °P 1)1° : • ::; 13nguageo " I was provoked to make use ' I "-, which I Carded in my head, by breAliii,g it pc t' his shoulders; arid that, o n a subequent vc4.P:r,',:, when irritated in st, Similar nianar, i 'v uuld : i o again eliaatied, hhn, 'had I not bcL7ll plavell".l,d,d 'his so; rounding- friends:'' But what I C°11". ,{,:.i . W aa' that my gette:areethinci, Linda btlCh pl'i.`oco, tion, ad I ) tl-- - heel aorlied by telliptr anti 1011)1:4/•ritio$ 1, , j0r Noithey has:also remarked, in ch llll6' t idi the evi..lence which I have • delivered, twwfiljolo Court, my facility and readiness it) gil jot; '' 6( ,, i iop on my, own side of ,the,gutstion, and tIl l '" l '! 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Captain 61 it atgt , gt , 011 u •- . , ,' , «............--.. woo g 0.............. ~erd (10 r# , °n Finlay iroiningatt a drover in tintittio:i jd X i el was fattening a bull to the railing, 1 14 I : 10 0i! hint ill the belly %%hit his horn , in ~,,I wit,l lo( rn, aPner, that be WAS tat {dil. to the fiufil n o.s o f ~.... recovery. , •:::: , 4 ..-:,.> G W : : :: 1.1:171 : 4 :V t i:e4 ;1 3 1 C1 : 17 :1 "h t i f iY; t 111:3:11° O . edy : r:C1 : :111 S ka M IRIC: O rt't:Ci U nthaCeic t gl' h igilin , i4Rhttniiins v ausr:ir in ili t ;; n :: : llll:l : 4: : :l:lle'rlddrj:::::::STl.:ll:lhrlllll:t42ltl::::l4lltl4(r:':'.l 11t1.1.2.c:-eld'ecia3cl:llcl,6;(C;iiirigellwrttelS's-t.l:llYrielilgrio'Sst: rMrtearrill!'4B;'l4ll ' ' $► ul wv- It):, L ent, I,IIIL, Wc.t Smithtfold, 5a1e5tn30....,10, i:: 6'te.liva.).lo;,:, Cranlcy, Surrey, aPPlT: iof ;ser, . ingston-upou.ktull, Vow, t; pin tes6epttord, potter, , . tplintylptotti Stattlary. f 1/4° U. „, p UU,s‘llt(M•court,, merchant,. __logo ) ' - ' 1 '''cPhGaii‘rnraltrYnsrsti:ri'3,' Chernotrulle- street, UlshoP'K , t. t „ic. ii•.S!mpson,.,liolbeak, YorksliirC, rrierclo!:,.sof or 0 . .- 1. fi c,.)::_r_i, o la . te . of Air-Street, Piccad illy Pr"' 1 :Mir litill aid leri,rYt:Prrc/th ere bAnt, ,y4r,. 1 " ° 0 yweii.sticer Stran , ~.i lv wilt , 'Al.' ltnberin, of A lbenurte.st'reet; )( •"` ... 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