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and extraordinary powers, Iris int4trelusl ter %Vas of ( pine hnother kind. He had a mind framed forsteady• attention, and flue& to tic daily uthel.ll bwonesi ; and lie had, tnort:over, a strength or bodily which titled bil) to the latignes Ott it. In 'v li:in: i ver he uttilvt i utak, ht Proceeded with u)eastired, deldwrate, indetaitgabli, ikirseverance. in The el'-itiorile arrangenv.-tits con. netted with 'lndia . tittirirs,.thi a cltuatittes wet e fiecu liarly, valuable, combined ai.,tl;ey iv r in Imo, with that 'round jitd o & t i le nt and stiotary dhetialination ' , which have s . t.ce prbven of '6ue!) import . ..ince u all i "whose intcresta are allie d with 'that departwont. AN . a Speaker, io ciebate, 3 4 4: rciin ti mote on the strength ot argument than au captwathat of elo (itietic‘. fie . sOtiglit' 'no u I from . the colowing tit atiguage ; ftis o Jett was to persua , le, a . ti to this 'end, ht Was solicit-us only lor the truth ut ins state tneni, the cbrreCiness of h t ict,, and the soundness ot the dei), e_l trotn of . wit, and tav b , .tattt i s nt metaphor 'ere out t.t 1114 (el:ay ; tiffs MIMI was always too much oc cupied wittl'his s;`,.bject• to go in search of them. — His warmth w the aniination of feeling, not the flick of ordtory, Ills s i ecehes have a tone of mas• cultne good sense, a hich makes its war , by its own force.. He .polte thi dictates I tin inform? t understanding, and was 'always matter of Los sub jt Put;TitY. The I Bowing )nies . were.composed and spoken by a young Ce, ilk MAI MI 110.41 . 0 the Enuuy ,yacht to d iivniehiuS as.. ta1,,b1. 6 u Ladies and Gentlemen 'Mt tfinity Monday. Inht war's shrill, trump, , !Ith tate.ttenouncing breath, Swi.;i in,: rude blast of destiny aial death; Valls ilosnienitions to tit, Held in aims, And sinead6 on dieltion-whn,'llreir har-sh alarms; iVave:4Pcitcle.l Islei.o terror knows, Set-Mercian peril, tate Imin thre.dining toes; , And tho' 11‘.'r sons to b‘enc, i:tory Still happy busts or peace at home. Yet vvlttle mild niacin here wait ci,neord reigns, , A Tyraiii's i.i.eptre rules yo.t C ! 'allit; plants on fated plains, where eurnineeti tiqriatis groap" And oend in shackles round a hitnal-stain'd Ilitorte; SiibrniSsivesroncli beneatil ,Oppressor's rod, Shrink at his frown, and tremble at his ncrl. 'fitz)e. , -cutrtrairti hUirting c untrydien deplore, Tut' impthoned horrort of. ari adverse shore; 'There, -.waste in exirti•vvoe tea. 1V bete mercy never cheers their ntinAeurea gloom, Nor soothing pity driathe captive's tear, AVltose herpes, whose wishes, all are waited here. Yet slip' each day, each how, the despot lives, otnc neavier evil to his people gives; T h ' nations his proud ;m(nt) a - bit, nears ins vattonag rage with atom; Tier es,iti t br e i l e; Prot:l . .lllns her 1 ny-c on the Ourn,y St;asi He was fn all da's the detbeinined opposer of those princ , ples which the French trodu. eti with kith h foal Sticcest to Ow :1()W repent ant metes Of Europe. Etidality, and the of man, were not . d:ctr nes SO specious a. to Wolfe him wittin the spere tit their delusiOn. J e :nit:. se*, tti cot linno Wilt the best judging twit of, his nine, that .they• would btu fruitful of inisclici,rin sery, find Opiiression; lie . brought all politic:ll pratc,ples to Me teni'ol" reason and , ridtcai u iiity ; for,. withbut this, thereis no sM:et) cttltcr in speCtuAtion or tn; attioti. iie - cuuceikeit soLiety indebted to wifely man wh•), to tiier sphere of iio. het vtcc s, con athwcd to tis benclit. neld•every one, tr.. it the highest 10 the lowest, entitled to all the good that a sound, tree, p'rotettive guvi..,rotnera, i :in either . impart 01 secure. This he held to be the right, and equally tiro vighq, of every S'utiject Of hot lie c00..1 no coot titti layout et 111..-. multitude, fly adopting th e Limber tic cant of their G.rs. and .fish tlitterers, who :eck to oolani, thio6Bo tius ni , .dium, a pop which Ihuv ciinhot cutitincititi by their and which they never lin by thearsertikes. Prochltins tliu.,o snores *gainst which his threats .are hurl'd, uncocititict'd bulw.uk of a aull'iriug world I Ilere t,i.tti‘. impost sheds its otinetul ii.nuit aruies. 'maid to t 40.1(11)4, .11101"; , 1i rc Cototnetce watts ter stOrd; and Art's-fair train,: p4:44C: 06.11,:it 11 41.1141.1344 '-I6:I:'a 11:101; ;; 1141c nt4,4liCili 1t t ,, e gestivc GALL, , (.444,4cAti,re witli,clicie , ml.,:;ieal we gteet And r each bethitant 4041nOicci here, triontship:i i4v+ilo , nl4; for another yta7. ginght h:tald 14A with Otterirrty; C kajwo 113 etiovisto thud tetivc )lOW aft has Echo heard pale Naturc's raoan, And ractylte.tri bled toi sufroWs rii.t its own; None but have 4114)44'14'd with ev't . ‘ tear Our Stay 'A tic k blied on htv"tl Amy, bier. No bo4om but has telt COrnpassion's glow, kiac for 4 StilPring s istend's affiiCtive lvoe ; cv'ry pang that hi 3 anguiah'd breast, W hen bunting throbs his tort tit '4l limbs oppret ; .When bk:Clll , 4'44i tily;1116 40G4.44.:441 days ot 1 1 fit, An 4 e'en AlluLtioa lent its aid in vain. None but ith transport nere has the day, When ik,lttit once ware rebuta'd her Italcyousway ; E 441411 tile:SAO oblivion giV.l), Lc:A I torgot t savegratitude to lieav'n. ileav'n, whete Only WailieJch loyal priy'r, A' lot I)e,alt ,;:thiy long our valued 1 4 .1onatch apart ; And our lov'd Gtri Gt. yet wield with mild cohitnand. • 1 . 11 , 4 , 14 i O'er his/ ; Still lon' ihro'cloSin4 life to prOve, nr love, Llouct-trocow Setoplu, omit gwyclian Our l'atttot our I:4G. ,144,41,4%1.441tAU11.' Lord Metti ,ibhOrrecl ell paradox in matters of goveriiintot, deutned nt►, vither po. Ittic or s e that was • not !omitted hi justice and 4: 0111 m01 1 tenses ' advice to all btaiesineti was of stamp-4,413M, the best of the meats that a'e in ;your natt,ot o tit Htthiu your reach. Never involve yourself with iiietaphysi , al sutillelies, or hunt after energies in nature which co net , exist. Look to the characner of rit in ibUCi to put his labout into the best possible c or fot 'the ct•minuti good, and to sconce ire ills industry the best possible reward; but beware holditig out to it people, whose go vermnutit is i/I your care, schemed, of Npui.:ulutive per iedion which the head may I lan, hut which ihe CJII nwrr otecote. Stich was of be duty of those who are coiled to rule. He was the advoc it e of reform; but never Sill- IdrOO' to Oc.:gtodeci in bis views 0 1 It .by ,tlio.e inert of tVaitn and sanguine temperattient, who, titer their nay, would sweep all bcfore theM. 'He was ,Vvitilng ID' purity the 'itrearn,; but he that, if such Coen be4' tin W01)61) . 1 . 114 ihe they nottid ehit with dryiog up the tot-twain. He never dressed oilt tile task of reform as a thing of grett danger, or of great., dr et 'es.culty, His opintua WAS ) that by a sound judginent; united 'with an nunetit 'resciltition to retntwe real abuse;., all the good might be done by t ose Who adininister hi the Qu vernment, that the resisting propensities of those who are gnvernj • wild' admit to be 'done. The greatest inniatternent nn the rights of men attics tJur ut their own th-vistions and their own puirohb. The people do writ to extiott their rulers to piiiity ; but, alter all, the leading•interests of, onciety are in trier onai handi. 'The tnoSt lityaluable system of retiid.. is the progressive public retotrnation'tritti , elfislmins and moral Ok ti—.4l)U rest is of, sitnpleope ration. ' • *l4 at lubion t.) a d,intertnta accident Which happened to eg k.A, .11. AV( lIIJ LO tit) 4SC° (MT M KLY IL LE. tWo are ioneblcd Sol ow tollutving liberat In& well drawn I , ,,,p rw r 1,6 DItiSIJI4OII. VEN ifiG COURANT Ui O.l.►Kt the remains of Henry Dundloti L.,lti V Ic..11:1t M4vtlie, A crc interred it 1.14 ut 1:11(.1 cereintmy was p..v te. The ck eilltinguikiod Nobleman 1 0 1, 1 , an 4.10 it, thy, hi.toty 01 his i.ouniry. ; , the very genehil g ut geritih.e and.umuixed regret %/Lich h oce.isioned vas the; highe&ti t.iiistitnony o f worth. It was the Ulidt3SeillbleC.l tribute of the beryl. Lord M finning the few—and they are very few—w;lose rink, n'evt:r stood. in the way of his and who.e virtues were never contain ed by his power. Among the flunked char.tc.l,t ristits of his tbitid %vete fraWale,s . and simplicity I these wer. q , lilies 11141 seemed compounded in the very Irate ut his naltrie`; no nian more delighted in coti. teinphiting the happtuess ol otliTrs ; ins kinkiness disiiitore,ted feeling, that no o th e r , e . ward for conferiing a benefit thins the plesotore of Conferring it, It ..4/38 ;his comprcliensivt• betievo. lence of tc.art (hit rivell.q.l so sirun,ly the atiach thent of his friends in pl ivato ti e. In the mating...meta of public af'airs there was in 'him nothing or secrecy or contrivance ; 1115 detn:ls wwe a tw ar , (Aplien ; he refiected....lie looked "be ford and alit I, having made up h.s tuind, be. - move d onistird, with a firm, siritiiiht.loi ward bicp, tlytem. s his Ou n iCt:i. Ho might beijosiled oceasionidly 1 1 13 sr.,itit, bat IA; was not to be turned back ; tliele vv;is o:4lidity in Ins constitution ; he p .ssesi tl the thtillltlvi at pltrit)th , ii WfibtAit its heat, till the horepidity of zeal without. its .obsti. Neither the private worth 'of this mentorable statesman, nor` Ins punk services, could exempt him from' Xll porsecution of political intrigue, An Itttpeach o t—i he lOrlorn hop'e of att OpPohii ion , to whom no other .expedivnt presented itself ct weakening his poltularity--;was instituted against lilmt ar:citsirs, alter bringing his whole pnliti 7 cal life' under the roost minute and severe scrutiny, after ferreting e ve r y w h er e for some lurid of peen. , mould discover no testimostrd but of rectitude, and l,is acquittal recorded at once the triumph of private., integrity and of Billfish jug ice. Htv. bore this persecution 'as became his high and. , manly mind. When in Conversation he at' any time ad verted to. it, it wits in the language of it mild and forgiving spirit. His Impeachment hail • the eiTect ot gathering his friends more steadfastly round hint. \Vahan unshaken attachment, that did tlreM honour, they Stood firm to his fortunes and his fate. The time has now come .when even, his enemies will do him j,lifice.—Fie can now no More leftist them by . his influence or oppnse third by his talents. They have nnthing now to interfere with their acknow dpient of the upliglitneis of his conduet and the wort It or his set vice;r. Tito Nivy vif Groat 13611 in—the power On which tty b , ,proinacy s‘i essentially k.lep, tidi.;—was alwft)s to tin ) ati ohjeat reaard, When ha pre sided tirtillight it. 1110t0 inn 11,einatttly intirer his superintend Inc.e, his anxiout rtla iiness to administer to the comfort and aceom smilatiownt 'even the lOwest'4,eiintin is ktiowniy;nt, it t theieglit inns 1)'-ist;4141 hi 4 attentif ? r, tli a i wa y t a mi iith3cd, Ipi , :iefe.r remotely, with tlio henetit:of . tit , te , L i r y,-, 1 1 1 Ifie 4ntercitis cif thesaengllged in geod effee.,t et the regkilati:ma whiett he j etto d oc ed into gm system of its nianagentant be telt alto.: ficknowloclge , i as long as the Nat) , en to Sea the 4filsi or popular piejo'diee—so • onjostfy created aKaitisi disappear. He lilted 10 d6a trivehtfra l a4i- grailuAly br'eak S l ott!) from thy eido.d'voittfcti. had been thrown over it.—gr. Pe, c'itol;at retti44t 4 of jiro4'recl him an, his * highseniie of the offer . kis a token of Jiffs Wts , but with tt, teellnit`trt'hotiouratile . prii.h deciirted aeLeptance , „ . at it. Tfit'cliti(iiiviraiwe'whit,li leil to tiiiK feidetiou rite - trot irlaket'of torninetit heie-e-they ate kitnong tli inatertats'of Ifistbry'. Ot All mat' Lord IVlelyine %vas' the lealit fn tye :nub! tiortuiltibn by, the love-of vital I h could be, more• foreign train - liitttittian•tl:e. three. Loft! litl4 ille ivnq not tin errtftde b ibg, enpable rithy ilt doci Jed efforts on gieat ti c trtn 4113 t, ilt tit se ittriuloiit two of fenios, wit() tus. petit' ItiteLe r%eititito• tilt Ur;_qtrit CirCilirr , tAttc , H CJI tato aCtluil, and watt (Ilea tit,plaj Couniing-liousocialptritions - pf profit, tend loss, 13 i s carelessness ot money way a ConSpieUouS Mature; in his charpcter i• Ike,,did not seem to knOw its value.. The sum that sattsliei the deinSnds ot coiner-, was ays tile tato 111 . .:t Satisfied The f.w - ktter years of tit, spent Otter ly at I)Unira. l'in% favourite spot, whieO'ciinitiines: the tin.st soblitnkties of Highland scenery, he hnci linn. , ,elf ph:in:led and pla7itt-d. Lis I , e tliitiselfofteti usedio exprEss it, "3 ch lid' of his ow it.'' In ill .% serpiesteTecl and benitiful enjoyod, - atiti4st his rural avocatietis; ilt tdai scrytie-Sali'stac ituit cit the heart, before' Which the iwtwril piSmpi .atitt ItheW of 11:e 'fade away, alio are as no, It %karat the 'horis6`l4 'his son. the Lord Chief Batten, that lieLended, apparently wit holit'a strtigoe,:a lire spent, Veyond 'most others, in the sphere ot b,,hind him 140 name'dearer to his country ti,tin hi, own. LAIV BEPORT. COURT O KING'S 131 NCII, jurra MINNEiTT V. BONHAM. Mr. TOPPING moved for a rule to shew cause why the verdict for the plaintiti in this .ca s e should not be set aside, and d non-suit entered. Thii Was an action on '1 Policy, of Insurance int goods, shi4ed on buatd the Elizabeth at. Hatnaurgh, 'at and tram Loitdott to any of the ports in.the Butte, with liberty to exchange &paprrs, and to sail under any flag. Th, IOIS arose in copse(' truce al seiz,..ter by are Ittivi.tan Goveilthieut-; And th&•'detence set up:hy, him (Mr.Topiiing) 4poo the tri,ll, and on which he ,now thQ ,Cou. 1, wir,, that the person rt.allt interested being Frekterick Gaigt r, ,an,,atien enemy, the,aciiiiii was not rnaintamaole by the plaintiii on lttk oeconni.—This, he stninutted, wns clearly Ale C4 , e, if the transaction Yeaci lei liZe.(l by the ii censv. ''the license was graii• ed . to:Pedder, and Blenhun, tar tbetuselves• and others ; but this could. never be meant to "inflect the.propeity of el , en ent'iny. The petshil, to the license was granted •Wrie British, merchants. toAdirg in 1.. in don, anti thi• Crown could have uu oniernplatit tr, at the iitne.the license Was grantei, to p,oteci the propel ty oh an alirn enemy. Flom the evidel,e oh t: e Captain, the name of Witriti6nhin, it too hot appear that iliac Wal; all et , tactic... 4 of AL:WM toss. 'rite • Vo.pitti was at first boawej at lit t o by sine Custom.' house (.)rtteets, and a t,;WcIttIS-4,), .59. 'armed tort , i, trot(dater tumse.t wits at band at th e rime, aim it,. hl i d t he vessel, when ti, ,goods ohre put'ottAitiarc.l 'the ligtiter9. From what adpeared, th,ertt , wt, the :goods hate been carried tu . waretlutt,es of uaigrr himself. • Lord ELLENAOROUGII said, he (Gaig -, r) crttly - saW 'them I. tie do hi stizing 0.• tit. iitopi.riy.. Mr. Justice I,a 134A.NC obseri.ed, that was the' 'saute NS I hr. had not been , Jr•Ctlt. Mr. ()Nit %4i , said, hi... utile. 4ASJect ion Was, ' . t.hat the beiZUre had been wade_by a State, ; of - Ginger, the proppetor of inda, Was ft . ineinuer, and a the ae of V. Web, as'Atteti, he was to be sup 7 posed to he totvy. • Loirti EL.Latvnottoyau ob;erVed, this :was Ins .(Mr. siro.se; The :Roods; in. the ,pretiett! st..ve of the met. 40 Ile w0r1d,e,.441t1 curly rie :seitt4 o •lotincitect tit a torero cobuiliy. '`was proper , tiat evetylaohly ,flouitt he 'given :.by tttr Uovtrfunei l t 4.l,thiscuoidr . l .the .ttou-ut our nierbriatidne gia tin tacturet . into ,ditfercitt pores Iowa), Conti.. in ; add the cititstiOn .4asi Wll4'lllt'r (WOO the iai... down in ibe C•iitft, of Conwoy, and liorbes, 1,.e to recover: Ott the trim be 1.41 b..en ot that this:taking of the Custuip-lioßetjtikers; without any wool of tit , stais.:.quent cond.:mamma, was not such an act 00 tite part of the Stdi.n or Which .Gait;er wait , a member, as pi . ..chided hint trinti re euveri►ig. This Was similar to the eativ.of Asjirrica 'and.Noble. Mr, TOPPING said, in the cast; 01 ANl,eticit as i Noble, the party was dotnictleu Itt I.IIIS country, and the license was.granted to Inut by wok!. was the very objection he had to urge to tite,pres,tot cast:. Here, tie contended, was .a clear thstinction between the two cotes. Tile ArrouNev•G ZAAL observed, that Atte per sons interested in tic; case of Asperiea and Noble were Meriataund another, who resided in Spain.. Lord ELLBNigcntotgiti said, there the license Was esteemed. as ,equal to an adoption of 'the party to whom it was granted as a AUbjeet of this country. Li would have eert) a.trand on aim, .titter 'graining him the 'license, to say that .he was not entitled •IU maintain his action (113 policy of insurance. 'Mt. Justice La BLANC understood the decision in tha t c jge t o go to, this, ghat the license put the alien enemy in the same 11 ituation as if he were:.a British subject, sons to render him capable of suing. Mr. TOPPING again submitted that there was i clear distinction bet% eon this case and that of Aspe• rica and Noble. Lora-Etc mannounn said, he thnnght the pre. Sent objection well worthy of cotiaideririon. 'Let the Learned OititiSel take his Rule,. but only on tint , point, whether, s upposing the person interested in' the goods' to De asi the lieette did tine alter the case ?. . Norwich,'. Ndw Bocketilialvi and several' , other plaeewid NOrtolk, , wre lasited oil Sat drday se'rinighr by a severe !Munster acid hail storm, wllthlt, ho ever,' was oot of lottiptlbtatl4Q-, riot alte'nded by any acci; (lent, except'- at. Clenchviataoti;' *litre* a' fire- ball' killed an eveaott sofoo'sheell. Monday and Tuesday this"troops of the BronskVicli Cavalry,, tinder the amtmanti of Colonel Schroeder, , proceeded from •Fertrtoy tu'Oo)kri to emlArk' thence to join Lord Wellingten. bit h are nothecliately to proceed - tb Spain the heivi r batingdieft'Ferntoy yekterday'steonight for Ootlif and et soon as transpOrti arrive, theregtment' will ambirrk. for Porvittiouibi tt) join the elttli rind' 71sr, ordered for ,Lbed Wellingttrh: The contrtitz- 3 nichtion ter the voth re4itnettt pr'oceeiton service' was' received bythe dificeiatithirtv'ates With !Miter cheers,• the band Britannia:" . 0 4 1 • N L.t) 1,40 t nil , d tit A kl.) ,t- fkkl2l p$ /40,.. 4,1 1 .1 a ribett.“ att.. llow. stiett 4 ottil'Alithett by 1414 I CIA m 4ittO schil-y 100 01 fit rip; 51,11.0PP:de s No. 1 17, Striku.l,, wb didvittisentenise °fair: (of thtv:Pcper‘..Lrttthrf tbiriditor Art: Ulete4tiift),,i 111 Y 'l/01 013 . On the ksth Rainey, the .I,irty-i)f Litotenion.,i; loi l l ii lN2 a c t o i T • oi, of t G!r.o: not,t,:iiu:.!r s t ~QI (oilier. ae) e.t. s l3e n d 4 ; u p. ?,trca, N e:•tert.ty, itt St. li.,len'i.plaec; Mrs , 1131111'94"; .1)11 I)ughtcr, 'l 4 l)e",Orui day;'iit L ' e"'4l of a Sun. --------- On Sattirchylhe isiliuk;;t.l4:: the 'l'ail ll 'Citi reh . ° Trinity, to the city,of Coventry, IV 1111,1 in Mokti,si,Vo,, nn'} ,•,,,n ni Cti fries W,ltl;(na, Foil , 01 ,Do e '" ). ' 5111 :: 14 bite, lotitill da..igiitet ot ()avid flatt.ray, ;t4, 9, of the ty's' sl -plaz.. • ?,, p . .if ' Uri tfi.4;`,l) infit. in DolSlin, tw litnicial lit . i , to. 11 '''": 1000, Fect or 4 11• ; ,idle v:niint, Q ..0-A.:,.00' 10(i.' " l ' i d i j ; tine, bOcad tLuglita ql 11,:;, ,, el> 1)1!--;11, ',..1. ot ''''' contt-siict. On, '.l;uesday last, at St Alotinv) eliuteL,l4l"lle;r" i'.l: 'obit Ncalc, of Skctiti,too, in tit 4 o,ittnty, ilt ili ssC' ' tic'', only daii t - ,lacr ot It. cun.ll4:ll, lem.l4(tit at lb' ' ll ' 3l place. , 0 , ,to The same day, at Wez,t•l lain elnitch,Mr ' (ills t• 0 : C'''"lf4l''r, Wapping, to ,E ,I 7 it.3:l, elci.&titt4stipt(er 0,1"1 tain Sinitli. ot' I' Idisinv., P,... , x.. ~ '.l' r . ' Vei l On tlie, I , til il ' l ' st. lo‘lr. Cl3yinit i',0;14:, of I.iiill!Ys 4 '!( ' ' ' .Canthrtelge, to Miii Ana lito‘mitylt; 'may ii."4,l,ti ot 1,,;+. Inas LituAtlhvlt, Lay: of thc Nlrticet-p1.___:„...::........> —.... ......... 7 _ 7 _____ , __ 77 ._ . • 1)18n. ' I . , • • `-t wall, m(r).ni:Viittt•4ll9,4ltheriGnsrta.nt,t sCoAnlltpetrViyi,i2,llll;th!!:,,b,::°Ll.iir'o't s,,i, ta.init,'itar 'Nairiie, Northßritain , • i -' ,i 't thi ‘Vechiesday, at CI illon, ot a tliditi, iostlie j, t 1 yA t . ut It s age, Charles Henry, only 'Ault uf tire, will, rii Ni,,ci,,g I,trie. •.',. ' , ' vr t l'ilt•• on l'iturAay last, Mrs Philivps, Wire of ,oPt' I ill Ilti . .ft U taper G utirttbrd. suck:. ~, 1,• of Ott Frtday morning, the ' • t sun a ‘lr i• ''''' s ' . ' IC 111.101 •, • I.inidnn.ssieet. .. f"'nft It'itift On Saturday last, at hi s !tcr..tsc: in Great 5.. - Brunswick-Situate, William riddock EraiiciS, bli• in t t i i TPC,same day, at • 13totnitton. Pf 0' c"" sunlVti 'i li • w' Atli yea( tJt" !Lis a . ge, t) ; t t Ile I 'ph inst. at r l a ii i ;' c l i t ' ) i ta i s t e t t • I l i i n(1111 441%11'. ;7e 7 ; 11 . ~: :, - r 73, the Rev. Richard Dodd, NI,It . late Mao of ( , u • Nlidulesex. ' ' N ........ alto /10 oterday, in the siNtlt year Q f his ege,.Naster'2,l .itote. :‘'lt' tell. svoinci 's'on of C. S. Various Esq. ol Sa w .' 44•Alge, Herta. . .• 1 --- ------...... OF SrUGXS. YILITIADAT. India Stock', Irving 4°14,, r7O, Old Arm, Ornoum, r ti rf dis Cons. for ()voipt, • j Sank Stock, Nay,.4. per .Cept shut 4 E►er'Cent• 794 • I pet Cent. kcn. 671 11i NI Cant. 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