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•14•• WNW. tooterowavossordi ;NOW 14A ir• N 1 ; ;;;Y, CE. cowry or KING'S Fen. 1.1"N. 1 tionT.\N!) TII HOY DOGOOn. ° Aho rt..ittiyier before four o'cloelt, mid when it tvus understood the Court ‘ytts about to Ike, Lloot Oresehfvil hifoself limit tlie bar,. 141(1 bowing ob“.clulottsly, tiddresed the Lord Chief ;dee , aS ;.N.ly name', my 14ord, is littnt, and 1 wish to be initiress yoty Landship . , At lite Aill.ll',lll)WOVer, cause was t4ord EllenbOrottgli not baying 11 , 1jced hint, dul not iirtss forward. As soon iis 6,?it ealise wtis iliiposed of, bort, ELLEN,eottottt ll Soille one 'wished 10 address niejitt iitte is he ? 'then stepped forwart4'.iinil Lord, I stand befurc you as an litimble suppliairt in the caust of this pour buy ,Dugood. The buy r. as by his side. Lord Et..nl:l3oßoUGil anSlVeteti, 'at tne smite time lonLitig amotig his pallets, I set nu t:3ust'ol 1)ogood here I eau atiend only to the business a the, Court. Mi.. Hunt eontied,-I`.ly Lord, petitions were presented to the 11 nn “tise. ut Cononoos, and it WitS ail there , that. he must 'go to .t he K ith's Bench.. Lord ELLENtiOItOUGII.--If any thing of. +hitt Lind ky,o 511111 , Sir, this Mali atrant.-.411at a n Action must be'bronght in the Kitig's 'Bench. It you Ot to ally thing -to do io the, King's ; l3eneh, •you Ditist come in term time, 1 tlio now sitting at Nitii Pi as, Awl cannot attend to yOn, Mr. on then tiaid, that the buy Yeas told lie most title in furina ptzuperis, mid that no one but Lord Ellentwuroug' b could tell hiln how to proceed. Ilis Lordship replied, that s. Hum have :Tared hinu t ell the-tronhlei a coining late) Court-- boy one have informed him that thi3 was not the tva•y to iaroce.ol, •ylr. Wont bald, the boy had nu money to get itv. die►► repeated, that lie could not attend to tl►e b.ishms.,, u left tl►e Cowl; CONSIiiTORY cw:ra, Dot:Toils' ( OMMONS. A1)(1,11..TV.1iY.-.--P131.161t V. W14101.1i. On Saturday ;7'4 W. SCOTT gave judgment in this suit, by wl6ch Nlr.Fisher,a inert:ham, sought a sentence td divorce a Jnensaet ihoro, against his wife, Mary Elizilbeth Fisher, on the- ground of duliciy with lAcittvoitut Viildidpit, of rite Royal M t Vigher had . hcewseparated from her bushatid, who allowed her 2001. per minuet, for Maintenance : previotis to their separation, she wear out twice to (iihraltar, where she formed tin intimacy with Lietiten.o:t Biddnlph; and mine ill the smut: dlip with hint to England. - tFhile her bn , band was al Gibraltar, Lieut. Biddulfdi accordinl4. to the evidence, liven in 3 state of adultery with her anti linute lo I.3runs . .X -ro 4 /, 1 - LielcueyrcW. At the liVeling of the libel, t ohjvctions were itAticn) first, that there was . a ;cirtlysitin . ht the evidente ; and, :secondly, that the bits:band, by a criminAl cut: tented to dishoootir. The lc;Ford.li n oge was of opinion, OW litte bad not teen used in order to proving the be , t evidence of filen rity ; hot, on the WhOle, he was obliged to admit ibut the adultery had been proved. With respect to the second ohjerion, namely. the question Whether there had been such iniScoodnet on the vat Of the Itu•shand as Gie law would consider acquiescence in his own ii,shOutior t s die law rip- Vied t has a husband witikerl at the profligacy of his Wife, he cOtild not collie into a Court to tdaini protection. If he should, even by insensi bility iuld negligence, appifir to take a part in.his dishottottr, he wool(' come before the Coo it with it 'bid face. In oldUll a case it wits, however, ne cessary, that the criminal acquiescence Of the h baad should-be proved . by the cleat eSt evidence. The 13w certainly did tint require, in a case of Separation betwqico liitsbands and wife, that the httSbillid. was to bay(' a hotly of Bow-street officers to witch her conduct. The Conti did 'not hold that there was a necessity for such a proceeding ; but, if her conduct was of that notorious charac ter, that he aoold not avoid knowing it, be was bound to-interfere. In this case it did nut appear that ally communication had been made to the husband. The intimacy between Itlrs; Fi i h tr and Lieutenant iculduiph took place at Gibraltar, but there was no evidence that •it was known to the husband. At the time the adultery toot place, no sonnuttnication hall reached Fisher. Learned Judge was clearly of ophtiow, that there was no room to charge the husbartil with eriutinal artiaiescenev, and, mulcr all the circumstances, the Court consitleredhiat el...titled to thedivorce be sought for. The sentenc:e Of divorce front his Wife was accordingly proMulgated. , BEFORE THE 'UNDER -SHERIFF LOV.oxvoanstuAF,. I:,proupyloN.—Auwrit4 u. pittmNAN. 'flits was au action rollout:need by the. phlatilf, Mr. W. A ii,t in," a respectable: farmer tit Black, thorny, in Oxfordshire . , against the deft:nth:fit, 3. Prcenian, the sun of a l'eSpq,ctabie farnier,at'Lanti. toil, in the same comity, to recover. damages for the seduction of the plainti'll's daughter. The de fendant Intel antrerett jullgtnent by default, "and the Jury, Which 'Wert; 'iost reNpeCtable, were smonioned by the Under Slicrilf, ten A;O:iday ut the Crusa 11it,, Oxford, to assess the cliptiJgei. It app . eure'd that the th.lendant (who is ab :tit years of uge) had become acquainted ; wi t h th e plaintiff 's . Attstiii, at the ltenisc of her aunt ; that he afterwards obtained perniNilon to visit tier at her, father's residence ; and that,. under rept; 4.: 4 prniniseii of otarriAge, lie accenr- Wishd lieflio.4-ction,at. the early age of 14 yew's. anti it) 1091)4440,,ibi1t. he. continued tii visit th'e plaintitt,"3:tialigilter for, scare months after her se. eluetios:Wi4.!PLT.,rofessitig his intention o f marrying A her, fitst:OpiAti in:eSseti by her to fulfil his won:lie, lie tied bis and wrote iu the concluding' part, of kays-.....'t Si 0.0146. be it ? they be,.you ;mot take . op 'with an,jtlicrootti think . no won; alkout we." The plainoiri o Arughter is,a most intere.itiog' young girll,.ittu.t had been in St:ll , /01 from (hie. years of age until tvithiti three ii!4mtbs of tbcseilaction. ' The Jury, after hearing the evidence addirced be. fore then:, assessed thc:Jatnages' at 300,1. together with coati.• Motu, u v . Tlim ro, --~~ NM: ANP * LA .. .sT I,F:c;n:RE ON N~~ll~y CI.~(T. Invention Was the suhieet 'of the Inst.klicourle —Chmposition was...the theihe of -this. • . 01 1 1 110- gition, Said the ProleSsor, is the tireser nI inven tion ; its esseivial recpri.,itcs are, unity, propriety, and perspicuity.. Composition, *other st limiria eit the ar,,V; Mt% its"ritte, Its g 'in•y, and de ; in Simplicity it 1 . 5 103(ert'd in thoral hivehihism it is dp,in6tly—ltlShr. that. corn - ihbintirite 4'Ct)ll)- t existeti, 13 , 4 Ititc.ar rii'ed at that sphere af. ter ‘v a i.(11 t t itre ely afwiy's Trite - tis;v4l chhipoihiffiV, it.l dielAastic'att; in iireierence to rutting it ill execution with the brush. There ure two descriptions 91 . 'ct , Cmposition, the moral and physical. Angelo's wrt3 the moral comitokition, diitingnished by mental strength ; tiitit • ritTorregkr wits merely meeltanicai, its de pendence being 'gym physieml-pow t r ; hence his woqs, though ninvitig in M figild liannimy, are no! kgitimete eompoition ; yet, nevertheless, the .echoictile dist hiction 1s pf cottz.iderableknrce.'!'nice from flower the Leatitifitl means of oxpressin l .; his conception:, the wOrds and his theinghts till he . eonsiderAlv degraded ; strip Virgil ttt the same,' and little nntre will renhtits that) What he borrowed front [tomer. Various and numerotit are the means by which composition effects . I's purposes—by the globe, by the pyramid; the cone, the circle, it'd its seg. me,nta. It towers in the Apollo ; inverts the in the Hercules of Glycon ; in the works of torregio, as the giobe, With tins :Jud denti-tints, imperceptibly vanishing into shadOw, it ensnares us in its ma - gie spells ; in the pictures Of Tinto• retto, in enormous wings of light and shade, it sweeps all interior dignities into universal effect: It einergeS And.dazzles us; refulgent sun, in Robens ; in. Rembrandt it. flashes pn the eye like vivid meteors ; bti sneh is not the case «Milt Ra phael—a simple air, an Afties ' socss of manner, are the grand distinctions of his composition. " The Denth of An itanias ," an 4 ." The Sacri fice at Lenora," arts two most beautiful speei mens.uf composition. In the composition of the first of these there :Re nearly thirty figures, in whiCh we cannot lint! one that is common plane or superfluous ; all act, tort have room to act. In "The Sacrifice at :k.euctra," godlike (ligoity, vulgar superstition, mid eager cariosity, are won derfully depicted ; the Apostle, tbOugh not in the cetitte, is , eaSily disco ned'to he the principal enlist of tic incident represented in the' piettne, as all streams towards hint. The expression of every tienre Illt'atr3 diseriminat4in in th e contrast of countenances IVitl, telteet to th .e coMpositions of the . &i',stirrecti ,on and Ascension, the former inallifestcTtielf by its rApidity, the lat ter by its calmness. Having spoken of the mentill part of Itaphael's composition, Mr. roseli offered some remarks upon the physical. The Princieal distinction la the. latter ii bis breadth and his depth of light and shade. " The breadth (odd lie) of Raphael rtsestibles the fli n t' atalebti of a great sea ; but the breaks and thirisions in the composition practised by sintte of the (icrmait , (.)01,1s, and the criansion and amirehy sitar en sued, is aitilir to a troubled , ocean, which IS con( i totally offen dirtgl he eye by hiettktre. Tbe . rtoressor thstveommented upon the dif ferent means of pro: lacing sublimity„ by comp°. sition ; he particularly called to the atten:ion the audience Rendirandt's famous picture of " F i cce Homo:" what was it that gave this sub limity ?—it was the pyramidical form of .compo s i, Cum, the top einhosomed in lieaveo, tt►e bottom enveloped, in a murky sea; in the, grandeur we soon lose the vulgar mechanical execution-- - if the material had i,een equal to the compusititin, this picture would have been an assemblage of more than * bittninf powers. , • The Professor could not (pit this subject .with. nut some remarks upon expression, which is so closely connected with composit ion. Expression, said he, is not always unlimited, Or without bounds ; joy is. jqy, and anger is anger ; yet in nocent joy is not the joy of the phlegmatick, or the anger of the hero the anger of the vulgar. Le Brim was not aware of this svitto lie painted his picture of " Alexander and the Physician ;" itt the first place, the manner in which . Altxamler a ppe ar s is inconsistent with the subject ; he nei ther seems to have resolution to take the dra'ught, nor to have the boldness to attempt the conquest of Persia; in the countenance of the .Physician should have been depicterteiniosity, suspended by indignation, or a smile elVprtigNive Fit the con sciousness at ,innocence ; instead Of this, Le Brun has given him little more than a stupid stare. Cruel-expressions were particularly delighted in by Tull° Romano, and his cotemporarias ; this artist' curried his enthusiasm so far, “S stmly instruments of torture; even Corrcgio, in a fine pit:titre of his, has represented a man with his head cut off, the plate of the penetration of. the inSirmitent lying open to the sped atiii', and the head streetniV with blond curse by. Nothing can betray snore strongly the callous stupidity, in sensibility, itnbecility, and insipidity of.. a man. This sort of'expression was put into execution' by Vandyke, tithl carried to grossness and barbarity by Rembrandt. fatimuipicture of son and Delilah," by Julio Romano, Sampson rests Isis hand - and head on lap, , in deep slee'pvliefilab, 6 , 14., hand toiler hips , enj o i ns silence, while' with the other she hold; the fatal locks ; ot:it;t. to tentlants are watching with a nxi ons and potvertol curiosity, v•hile on the.other w'ait guards reaciy to rtish in, and ye'cuie• sh e Victint. The foremost hears'the appearanee of a sturdy veteran, who hates the dishomotrable Ser i/lea ol sem t.t tonitto.citde.' The instant of the change Of incident is ildYk ; *the mysterious lock is cut—the.degraded SatripSon is roused trout his sltep, ?Ind attempts to burst asunder his cords, hut dkc'overs'he 'has not the power ; his'eye ilado.l rept Oachet on the PerfidiOns tvlllale, he falls, and the veteran upon him ; this is the moment, this is the crisis, that Its!aidiratillt lots saint!, which, for the ittke'of humanity; ftir' the sake of judgment and taste, he should - alitive 'all 1 ' ,I 5 +.+ ..r ~~ :~ r. =~ ~ 1 ,, L ~~>.:.~o ~F1.:1~; r . :•••-; .!.." •. 1 iiiciik:s. - 13 (1 9udy v 1)0. Do, lit. Clw:,ly $110kv! !Gila Cb.tuly DU. I DO, 1.L:I. On hritl~ y • morning, ~Linitary •31, .Tulin Itr►- berts, of trirrihroak, having hero. shunting. Ht trnt~ll. birds,; itnpto:leudy kit his • gun loaded hi the kitchen , whilst .he scent ant a tew mi nutes ➢ in the in( ervd, a.- boy, : -about .. eleven years of age,' came in, and took imp the, gan wit h an'iment ion ta.frighten ti little girl, when tin'. loktinately the piece went off, just as.ltoberts %vas entering, ;be rootti,und iottifie been a moment slimier the whole at the contents" 1111 15t . IVOVC elite) ell his body ; but being in ti fiireetiOn,* tof it wounded' hint dinigerously in -the..biedt. w: Z , relien Avo;icil ; o seef,e tio , J, It Dionysiits or Nero tuilid : behold wi:hont horror.. Simiipsoil is oveipolvered ; he has I,tllcn ; H sj)ldier with otte lotturgittips while with the other he p!onges a Ita:Tec into his eye! !—. Smut! ghnstly form seems to glick throii4ll.t4e mass of shilde on one 'side—stis bait in one' hand, and the.int.trunient with which it was eta the other. picture has lost ftll the ireat credit to which it is t utitleci , fOr the hrantsi• the'tcOntliosit •the chiar o ser vo, the L. by' the 4arhArits of 't be - silbject-- cvety svectatoF : turi l s froot•it tt ith horeor ! ! AIIMDEII. IN BF,RKSIIIRE. A most. shocking nittrder was CClllmitted on Thurs",y night, between 'tine and ten o'clock, ispon the 'person of the Rev. Mr. Longuet,i at pangboorp., attar Healing, io .Berkshire. The circumstances Of 'this horrid catastrophe, as' far as -wee have''been'-able- to obtain them with' ac curavy,' are these :--Mr. Longnet was a Roman Catholic Priest, and a teacher of the . French lan guage, residing at Heading. On Thursday last he putt a visit to the family of Thomas Morton, Esq., who resides about six miles from Reading. Mr. Lo'figuet quitted Mr. Morton's honse between eight and nine o'clock, previous. however to his ((sitting -it 111 rs. Morton came to the floor with him, and obsti ving Abut. it - seas a very dark uight, endeavOured to persuade him to continue there all night. This hospitable offer however was un fortnnately for the poor gendemAn rejected, ac compaoied by these.words " know the road very well ; and although it appears very dark'now• ; it will be nmelt lighter to me when I get from the of the candle." Ile then bade Mrs. Morton a good night, and pursued - his journey.— He had not, we are sorry to add, proceeded more thAn.six miles before he was attacked by some vil lains who barbarooly murdered iilotapparentlywit ii sortie Sherp instruiant, for when be was found On Friday, morniag, his head Was nearly soered.from his body, and Ii waidreadfOUy mangled,. eta, and stabbed in various parts of the bOdy. llis body was tut open, tint in his heart were noless than live stabs I supposed T to have beet inflicted by a bayonet this circumstance, it is - hoped, wall lead to the detection of the perpet"ratorS. It does not appeal , that live unfortunate gentkonto bad conch property about him. Mr. 1., has*not left , a wife or tinnily to lament his untimely end. There is not, however, a' Peron who knew hint that does not regret the 1031 of a' man Whose virtues a:1(1 qvialiticationss endeared him to all capable of, sep. I,4., 4 elating his worth and inetit3. The Mat.,,is trtes'in the neighbOurhood have very uc. ice iii•pnlirlihing hawk bills of the ci;eitinstan'ce; and itt ()Griot; tewards, for:the 'arnprehein.ion of the inhuman del dpients-; and we. sincerely that their lit 0111 pf exertions r.,ay speedily hying to justice s the perpetrators of so f , n 1 u d 'ed. Mi. Alorion was II town at the tiino, and lie on Sa turday received a letter from Mrs. ,(Intros, ilf(71111.• ' kit; 111111 of the nielaneholy intelligence. SHOCKINU INBUMANITY. • On Sattod l y nenjumin Turner, ,s 1 %%•!it erman,%val brought before Jostio:s Si Esq. (tile presiding Magistrate at the Town4tall, South wadi the absence of Sir. Jotii4 LAMER), HIM 'inclement an examitiation, charged %rith inhu manly beating, depriving . 91 food, and otherwise t thick of his children. • Front the evi dence of his eldest child, a boy of nearly 13 years of age, it,appeured that his mother was deceased, and that tor a considerable time his fattier had towards him, and ttvo 'sisters:, the one six the ' other t ight y ea r s of age, the most titl relenting neglect anti barbarity.. A third sister, however, was not treater) with this cruelty., Their wants or coMplaints were Sisited with the mnt isas'age chastisement, and on the most trlvial'eansc, (hitt its Irepteraly witho u t one) lie Mid flogged th e m until the blood floWed intorrenti from their back ; and to add to this . siiecies of barbarity, h< bus caused one or Oti4er of. the children to nib the excoriated part wilb salt sine! water. Qn a pArti ticol'ar nco k sion, had put a qUantity of 'brim Stone into the hroids. of Ihe youngest . child, to which having set lire, she was dreadfilftv hpeat, Ile had also immersed the beads of the two girl, Int o petits of cold water, andkept them there tint il they had been nearly sullimated. - This qalement was, With the addition of hiller acts of cruelty, corroborated by a person living in.ihe house, and the aunt of the children, to whom they haul related their sufferings. The children 'were present Mir log the examination, at► ! exhibited. an 4ippeararce at emaciation and misery revolting to humanity. The Magistrate having expatiated with indigna tion upon the conduct•of the :defendant, °Mimed him tt, enter.into bail for his. appearanet.at the Session?, to take his trial for the offence. • , RiOROLOO ICA 1, JOURNAL. NVcal her. . • F%074 ,-z vri•-q). ky. , c Zicll lo , i J Is. ..: • .7. Dennis Gria4llll,;(*A4sNitittitlltult44lfrn4);lieNri.A, frUTl;;art)':264".lll4, .'.o;e'S Ilailnitter the 3.ottitter Trutvigh l r''' Sri '6lll. --• - '. BA l<Kftlliff •S‘; '. '-'' thier,'Fili, ?2, Mittel; 1 end 'it ,at t•srive,s i , it, Loltdon. Att or itic , „ Messrs. - Luwe • 81- "l D ' w° '! ampton•lmildingS, Chanctry-iar;". . . e,l, .., Bentitmitt titnith; IX.rtrs. Yorltiiitire, toFter, .- 11 ,,, V ir ;., March I and 99, at eivveti, at. N it . Svc,,ont 11,29" iii ' Ar"l'ilic;. - MV. : Lake, D a w , ateA:ill , ' tr•M e ' S ' i! s, ' l• ri:IB :: 41 :t : 4 1'1 1 " 2 153 ! 1 : 1 : ' I li' ir . j ! :l l ge e ' lf ; i' l t .c :. ': :: ;. l. s.' :ar n e & S' e tt 3 s n i !in ; ' F il l ";' :::: t-js.l;.' ' . 11 ;. ilt : Nr:\ a ilic, Air. I.a'ae; llcii.t.;alc-1.111,' 4.1 . Nl.lO. O n ° ------ Donning, Lii•ds. - ' , ~,, ' ' °l' lli Will i' . "' Keen, Aldrr , gatc-ore ' et, ribili' n ' anidE4ll " "" At J r , Pi is, Mtlielf .1 anti .1 . 9, at -eleven, at Alitilillm ik , • , '.‘lesst!... Coorteen a 1:.1 llyhin.tot, t‘',&.r 9014 . ' ' 4 171 41 tt , l' t 11111( ' 14yanl. Pail Mail. iiliwiry, rch. le; . tio .;, vi 1 ,'! 1, :` - lik rd. .2:0, az ten, et Gu'ddh ill. ALtaill" ! r , ',' • rif .tur. - -1 •, I .., • . .ti ! ,.• . 4 i 4.1' , . Allis. 0 ail' .INC. ....41Eti qrithliel . ‘V":llll4:rarei ,Se win 4 , ,st,ote, (isles. rallCil".."' , riiiii, •• llaluirton, Great Siiiilt lie:ens, Ilighopizatestgo . ' 1 14i4,, .J 1 . o l2llll l ' ; 'lll4)la l ; : l47t a til4A t C' t iti : 'll. • t•i i re4 c :l k i:.: l F-le r ni Yel , :21 T in:N i t 9d11 : 8 .. r. n r:r : 1 1 5.1); ) ‘ ! :':'' .. ° 1 :1 1 :11 1 a g t3; : in) :: :; V NItlI V ia:Cj il ::I l :b.,1711-1) : :;6f :' : ' 111:altel ° °I:lilt:1;k:: ' 1 1:::F I '1:: .' i ' ''l'.7:lltr' ::1:' 95; and Marth 9.9, at eleven •at Guilillittli,b °4"!' 0 1 " '4l4 Me Sts. Lowe and Bower, ' Souttlant ton-1,00.00P : -., fi P • •' osi i ,,/ : bery-lani!. . i . Feb e. • tic , George Munliley, !Tay, Brecon, tuercoatt., -- ' 0 i '"' -'it.o Isfareli 49, at ere ret;,. at title Green Dragon' 1 ",,"' p i ' '' rai I%itorilles ;sr,.. Smith, Grays Inn-synareivr '''' ". ~,I .k jun. Ilereford., 1111 4-10! ''' cfo JlllM.S:Atiguslut Lanib, Wontl....treet, 'hut 3p4lle, 0,4 -. 11 10, , , nufacturcr, Fcb. 2?, March:4 and 09, at twelve, 8 . ,14, 4 (4 hall. Attortiev, Nlr. et;le,Cateaton -slreet. ~f, 14 h i t ash p.vid Morgan, * Neat)), Glantorganshire, iet•on'c'nosAl'ltitti 99,:Marell 1 and 29,, at twelve, tit Goiltibitil• i " . . 11, lit4i John Isi,i;en.s,:ii,:aib.pisui,:::::::::,.,:z.iiii.:un Horace, n p e i tt, airK.7-;::,.....;1:i.p.u.:it2iicit),.,,1,:t0mi11t.04,, ,_,.4.4, tune Inn Kingston-upon-Hull. Attoraieh „Of ' o ' l oi s .. 0 i ;C / l i i i i rt i ; i ) r n 4 a et i i : r l l : v ) ) l l' . ei k: : se s e t 'b e lt i. i. l9 :: l , l .2 5 2 :i1l and . -a I ; N :::: : l l a 29t ri i G118: : :).31:)nrd: ;S:itil:!: " .lle t fr'llivd):: NH • inclin er, Fel , . e 4, at. twelve. March I and ' ll! ' r ' t IV , ~ . Guildhall. Attorney, 'm c ti l'ulatec'''' ' 1' 'AV. ;. .ranc , ' o , street. John •Isltworth, Baothfold, L.m.rashire, 0"": ‘ , 16 , 4. 4 0 1 ,1 ::.• ‘(11 Li) ' l ' s -b• 25, at 'eleven I% . larch 4 and'3,l .„ , C 0 Guildhall, Lundy!). Attu;ith:s Nlc,srs. Aloe al , , ,-4 ~I, t l Temple. .. i fist, ''' ' litit'rh Leicester, grocer, Feb. IS) !' , i ,' -,, Mardi 29, at eletv n, at the Angel Ina, I•oc''''',"l,,ilr. V tt a , l „ nin , i, lesi , rs. Long and Austell, (,ray's Intl, ''''' ' A : 1 9ti, ,) nal)) . , 'slarl.et-I-1 rev ''rat, tr, Hv"l'Y , 411ethorsti Oldham, I,aninshire, ill‘tt et i ',,,,, St ', ! : 11 ttill, Alarch 3 and 29, a t ti.,,,, a t th e (%-I,itil ii'''',,' - ..• r ' 1, ~,, elle oil.. A tti.rities, Mr. Barlieiv, ItlituieslOPs 2 lc ' 4 Olithatn, or MCS.IIs. Milne and Parry, I's•inl'', , i,r f . , ;a lr,i Henry Cooper, Glottester, elt,,,;.,i'tor; Nlate' A otr.. , 1t., t1; 2 9, ati eleven, at thr Pains lon, Gloarestr,r.' , pl . l',, H Nir• Hint, Seljcant's lii, Flect- sl rck , "r Nl! ' '"•-• •-• :Ii!!! ' t i ' Charles Palk, ...L'ast Teivlrnmull, I.)evoisshiret e " - rpi .. 4 ~ f,i) • GliiiidesNr. , , n o.i, ' -,, , r , '.',l arch I, 3, tad 4 9, h . !' eleven, :it th e 1 iotk,',. ;l l 4 got ri. ‘,,, 11 At turnies, Nil-. 'f o x e ( , .;,c .j,r., ill ,k. th , or Mr' '''''', 0 : , -; t:t,, 1.;01-5.4atti:rc. ' '. 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