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- -... _. ----..____ 7 .._.. :. .~<_ IVarticn n(the Cinque Port', Governor of kite isle of ; PO RT.\ N r PA LI AII i'4I'VCARY PA ric."; IIE PORT FROM PP E SETT-CT C7 : I4 M ITTEC ON FIN NC''. Conimittee d trt inluire into, Anti state, Expenditure, q the i'aited Kingih for the vo , 'ci r / the .7,th of .:.an0 . .4. - ry, 1317 4 -and also ti) ai,ll ctate the prOinible .!.opriose and Exvon.liture, (so !he same t.lof now be estimate:l)-for th'e years ending the,sth of .lanuary, ISig, and the sth, of 3voiary. 113IP, rvspce!irdy; nint to 'report the' %tine, tOgetber with their tity‘ervat'i:itis 'thercupan, from time to time, to the House, to consider what f.wt.bes meostires may he adopted for ill!. relief of the country front any part of the said,.ex 7 pendli Orr, wittimit rl.etth»etit to the public interest. li' lying hurl ynder then [ eunsidoration the stale - tt rwions•utliees in the United Kingdom, which _ore utpnntoitly, inew reedy, known tinder the tzt•ner,si denotWuation of sinecures; conceive that they cannot better disrAtarge the duty ini opon theni by'thr latter port of the order te-'eeent , e, t; t u by hringing. ittnler the early r i o!i6, o f th e Howie, the annual'el , arge inturred 1 ! the continuance of otfl , es, either wholly use -1/.., or the sabtries of appear disptopor tio,tate -to their actual dories. ; of the system wit:eh tiny subwit as fit to be substituted in their stead. The sobiPet is liv nieani trew to the House, Laving heen.bronght otccr dis.lussion at v•ltkotts times within tile last ten years,• and particularly in the St'slllor) of 1812, when it tent made the tountla - Cunt 13ill, tchir 11 It tying passed the Hotese, was carried, to, the House of Lord. on the,l7tb of June, 110 in the Si , ,,sion of. 1813, when the same Bill' Avas carried to the House of Lords on,, 'the 5111 . ' The of the several offices, and 'same•of the 1 01/visions of that Bill, are followed avid iet er ion tit in the, ectirse of this report. as the Vl9st t , icot mode of conducting the inquiry relatir,g to then,. • The Obi. Vet of yowl.. Commit tee was to aseerta!n, firm, what of may he. 'reducod or 'regulated (after, the eipiHtion of the (,xistlog interests) . without detriment to :her pl,thlic service., Second ly, under wit regulation* such of those offices as it in;gy he'deemed proper to continne, ought to be administered after the expiration of the exist ing intere'sts. Thirdis', at it is obvious, that when evcr sllch regullltions and reductions as are con templated by your Comnfit tee shall be carried into e fl e rt, Ihe means at rewarding poirii orious public geriec will be . in' groat Ineit9tre taken from the Crow 1, COmmittecileeni it indispensabie that pro% isiom shoidd be made for enablitig the Crown; undcr proper regulations and restrictions, to, af ford a rrasonanle tecompence.for the faithful dis charge of high and effective civil offices. oFFICES IN ENQL,IND. The view which your C , inniiitec have taken of the' two offices of Chief Jo Ike' Evrc, North end Sonih at Trent, is, that they May . he abo7 !kited Without detriMent to the piiblic 'service, and the emoluments thereof become R future sav-: in!Z to J-Ite public ; regard belog' had in these, as well as in eveiv other alike which fortis the sub ject tit Report, tti :lie exictine interests, Ekehuquer , rta+nns of a like nature exAst for dealing in the same ni loner wirh the offices of .Autlitor of the 'rxchrquer, Clerk of the Four 'fellers of the Exchequer ; • SO that, whenever vacancies shall awn' To any of them, the salary payable to the principal in such office shall cewe, and become a saving, •to the the same rule appiiesto , these two offices, so that 'be salaries payable. at the Exclitquer ant Of any public funds, may cease, and become a future saving to the public. • - Commissary-Cent:cal of Musters.—This office may, he abolished 'tyitlfOur inennveoience to' the public set vice. • - JOint Pf , fylnaster-General.---T!.e office of one of the Joint Paymasters may also'he abolished, beiog wholly inefficient and useless, with regard to all 'budriess coundeted Wills the army ; but it must be recollected, that an effeetKe and very import "lnt hit lialtiou, without•snlary, has been frequently ;held, and is now held, by one of the Joint Pay masters ;- for the discharge of wljels your Com mittee do not eotrSider-the salary of 2,0001. at litca;e .t t t ttit'clio to the office of Second Payinastcr e More than atiegnate; fiat they stdmit to Ahe Howie, that it will lie more comistent with the v.-4ton which they wish to introduce, that •the V , re President of the lloird of Trade should re teive a salary its pnch, than 1)0: paid Indirectly as one orthe Jnint Paymasters-General. ": o ne ' 1). rty Paymitster-General.—The office of -Paymaster-General helot!, reeonnvencled to he ectited by one person. it follows, of course, that 7 nne (tel m)? its the office will be sufficient; and that . tie salary now received by the second deputy slte'ultl tee sexed. There are no longer any Drputv-Ilaymasters abroad actitig, by deputy ; and the duties of all the Doptity-Paymasters themselves, during pe,lee, 81v tran4ferred to the Comm;ssuriat. ofilee of Payitta.iter of M trines is now dis eliArt4va in person; tinder tegulations adopted in 181.3,, svit bow any Deputy allorrell, of paid by the pitblic• ; hut assporeue further ingniries may be necessary. before your Courniittee, ran finally re- port iiR4l - 1 it, .they defer theirl.observations until 'the estimattis for the N,,vy shall come before them, w i t h whiii.h this 001 i ~. is immediately connected. .Upoo tbe ofliet. of .I: ) ,:invstef <<t Widows, li en _ sions, , elth , nigh • Ohpeions oee'or to . yow• tkurnmitte.e against . . i t . wttit tat: tore `going ()flee, yet so long as it continues at the low scale (,! ey. ; 'eTire fit Whieh iS now ti, xt d, i t ,3 4. , 4 +;..g recomtneird any alter -101. I;,e piiiptiSk! ny effect i saving, which vroal,i, if atty;. be, veof int_‘onsiderable. The ,atinual "4' - ge is Ito wort. 011,11 6SOI. ,inple,securiry .13 tai,teri, ;imoiniting t ii 2b,0001. for lhe [Pune)? in Itart.te, a.44.f0r the nonctoal payment of nearly "i 0,0001.. to very soons, to' 3 4 200 ‘virlows, sow tered, over every pwri at the Haitcd Kingdom, ft -14 1 trt.tnirnt them resident. abroad. II :mist b's: I.:II; et. observed, that tiioorb the salary of this hoen formerly p...tid`ont of Me pro 'flojce of old' stores, is now annually . vot.ed in ,t be ,r ~,valcstititates, yet tile appointment fs not vested . in Ole CrOrvit-tit in the Oov'eirrors of this' cha• - ; ray, Later Clerk in the Secretary of State's Ottee..-- It i,ppearing that no ditties whatever are no •exei 'his office, yttar,Committee recommend that it sh:•tilif be altogether abolished. Collector and Transmitter of State Papers.— The saine ob.erva'ion,applies as to the last,office. - The inconsiderable offices of Priucipal House keeper and - Warchouselieeper in the Excise Office, Established.., Messenger in the War Office, and some others included in the table of the Bill of 1812 ifnd 1313, were 'at that time held as sine cures ; with regard tO these, it is sufficient to lay down as a rule, tioot no person iii future slit old be all Owed to hold any inferior office of this de scription, without performing the dirty in person and ‘vliere no doty is attached (as in the case of Cavalier to his Majesty) all such nom,inal - W i lkes should,he strppressed. • The offices of Joint Postmaster-General in Eng land and Irel ut! do not appear to your Committee to come under the 14eneraI description t;t tho se whieb forin the 6ubject Of this Report. They :ll , c , therefoye, ilia prepared •at prezent to suggest the Rohs any alteration in the mode of conduct.., ing this important department of t! , e l,lailic erg vier.' If, on the orbr they arc' st:-‘ogly of' opinion that it would.oe inexpedient to ! kace thi s branch of the public revenue under the direction of a Board, wilt a constitution siMildr to that of other Revenue Boards, as' recointoeutted by t c Finance Committee of 1797. in k air seventh Re port; - on the of her hand, they are by tin means . prettared to state art opinion, that the manage- Aleut of the revenue of the Post •office, 'motto( jug in E:,,Jand to a gross receipt of 2,116',0H71. tool involving an expenditure of 593,6201., anti amount-. 'mg in Ireland to it gross lc eipt Of 230,0001. and invoking an expenditure at 148,0001.. together with the cotfiplicated - concerns by which this' e partmetin is coultected with the conycluienee of the cointootity,'and the commercial - interests . of the empire, can, vt itl,ont- disadvantage, be perumnent--; ly confided to one Your Committee have learnt with satisfaction, that by the last indentureof the Mitt!, the office of Clerk of the Irons has been merg..'d in that of superintecdent of the machinery, hid' is a very necessary an'! effective office ; and that it is pro' tided by the same indenture, That the office •of Comptroller of the MMt Shoold„ at the termina tion of the present existing interest, he executed in pers,,it by the present deputy, at the salary which he “ow receives thereby effecting a saying of the salary anti emoluments of the principal, Thy office of Warden of the , it is understood, will, in bite manner., he discontinued ; us welt as every otter office in this departineut tvhirli.'comes within the principle'of regulation`or wfiiell it is the objee• of your Committee to extend to all offices fhis description, Clerk of the Parliaments.---Y•our Camihittee recommend that this office should be abolished ; and that the fees, i should be'appro priated towards defrayiog the Sessional Expellees of the Douse of Lords. Four Clerks of the Signet, and Four Clerks of the - Privy 5ea...,-Your 'Committee are not aware of detriment which,can accrue to the public service from iliseontinningthese"ollic, the duty of which is excented by d l i nty. Comptiollii.•GetierAl of Aeconnti, Excise; and Inspeetim-Geoeral.•;--TlieSe otliCet connect uith the collection and management of the ru vYone, and hAviog no efficient duties, ought of comae to be abolished. itrififler to - Counissionrrs of Excise; Inspec tor•Griineral of Coffee and Tea, &c; Anti arl other offices, whether ~ennuitia„ed in the Tame of the Bill of 1813, or not, tlk.: duties of which' are con. nected,,win the collection ;and receip of the pub lic reventie, Ought, in thr opinitw: your Coni• mittee, to be abolished, so tar sahries of those offices are payable to is:div' , l tal4 do' mit execute in person 'the efficient duties tif sucli offices. SCOTLAND Keeper of the (Ireat Seal.---Your Committee reCommend, tlHtt this (Ave should be prscrved ; but the . ,sallry regulated, so' as not to e C ' t e d ,20001, per annum. • , - Keeper 4)f the Priyy , Seal.-L4n I'o(mm : tending that this Office should he continued, a salary of 10001.a-vear appears to be sufficienr. The ()Mc,. of Lord Justice-General.—Your Comnikte4 recommend, that atter the trrinina 7 th.4l of• the existing interest in this Office, the President of the Court ,of Session," for the time beintr,, should assume the title, r an k, and privil eges of Cord Justice-General, and that the salary'now annexed to this office should he dicontinoed. Keeper of the Signet.—All the dmies of this office mAy be annexed to that of Lord Register, and the fees should be carried to the public ac count ; and, LI kb respect to the office of Lord Re gister, a fixed salary of I 50Q4,. a year appears to be an adequate provision.' • Knigbt 11araba.1..,-I'he q,fatre be retained, hot the salary discontinued. Gbrernor and other offices .intbe.Mint may be abolished. 'Die buildings sof the Mint in Scotland shonld be• disposed of in such manner as may ap pear to the Lorsis of the ' , Treasury most advan tageous to4he Crown. Receit;er-tienerxl of Bishops' Mots, Ruda 411.0:e xcheritter, - - Assistailt Sarreyar-General . of Taxes, ConytFollrt-44meritl of :Customs. These offices may be The Casbier and Receiver-General orExcisp.— Your Committee cannot too strongly .express their °Pinion that .I'4ls office imght to be exe. cured in person,; and even taking into COnSi deratiou the amount of the security required, is stated to be 30,0001. they are of opinion that a salary 'of 1,0001. a-vear would he amPie to emore the regular attendance at a responsible person, compet ent t o give security to that amoont. Three old InSpectors Of Wheel-carriages, Ga zette Writer, and Inspector-General of Roads ? are offices td be abolished; the last being added to this HS as incloded its the army estimates. IRELAND. Clerk of the • Tel ter aSf the vxchequer. Auditor-Gem:tat, necessary duties attached to these offices mils! cottlioue to be performed.; but the salar y mat • ;€",‘•• * o '. :T7 1.0 04` c 1 ; 1 01:1MCWS "f`eC•A •:11P!! y !" 1 •• MinelpariS tito , ld become; ac in the I...y:chequer, saving to the public. NerPer of the Vrivy Seal.—This office is now held for life; but it should, after the termination of the existing, in,terest, he granted during pleasure only . , and always annexed to the office of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant. Surreyor-General of Crown Lands, Keeper of Records, Birminqlrtm Tower, Keeper of the Records of PM liament, Clerk of the Paper-ollice. These officers have char 4 e of public document!, which may be transferred to the building which nave been constructed for the custody of the pub lic records of Ireland ; and the Several appoint ments above enumerated may 'be abolished. Accountant to-ths,Board of General Officers, Secretary to data ' s, Corrector and Supervises of his Majesty's Printing Press, Compiler of the Dublin Gazette, Mater of the Revels, Seneschal of his Majesty's Manors, Accountant General (an office pa;(1 from the Supervisor of Accounts, Barrack Department, Barrac:ic Master of the Royal Barracks : These offices may be abolished, or if in any in tatfee they have:powers-or.functions attached to Olen' which it is necessary to retain, they may be transfemed to ,other effeetive offices, withoot any addition whatever to their emoluments ; as the transfer cannot impose any additional labour or responsiWlity. Constables . of the ensiles of Limerick, ..- _ -- Dublin, ....:, • , Castle main The salary pay. le to these officers out of the Civil'List,shouhl become a saving to the public. Tian offices may, if necessary, be retainetl without salary.' Clerk of the Connell, Muster-rnaster 7 General !held by twn persons), Pratique Master of the PL of Du6lin, Storekeeper of the Customs;' The duties attached to,these offices onght,to be discharged 'in person by those who hold them, and the salaries now paid to► the principalsi to be come a saving to the There were several .outer offices enumerated in the table annexed in the Bill of 1813, in the Cns tows and Excise dephr'ments'of the revenue, the duties Of.which were not perform►d in person. Your Committee have learnt with satisfaction, that td.any of these offices which have be'cOme va cant since the passing ►►f that, 13111 by the fionse, no appointment has been made by the Irish-Go vernment l; and tirit the salaries attached to them have been saved, by removing the individuals bold ing. them to other effective offices. They therefore' have only to explecs their opi nion that such of the offices enumerated -in the table as ytt remain should be abolished as oppor tunities occur, and ,th recommend: ge►ierally the the duties of all offices, Of whatever des.eription, connected with the collection and receipt of the public revenue, should be 'performed in person, by those who hold them, at reasonable rates• of salary. ENGLA D. OFFICES IN COURTs OF LAW IN TUC , GIFT OP TIM CROWN. The appointment to the'under-mentionedvffices iu the . Court of Exchequer having 'beep statel to. yout Ctimmittve not to belong to the Judgea of hat Court, hut twig: in the:gift of the Crovro, anti it appeario Lt tl“ft the duties of them are uxect!ted by deputy, ( het e appear ) no' . teason for their being continued., except upon such kto es.ablibhlpen 1 . , as may afford a» adequate remuneration to-the pro per officers hereafter appointed - to discharge the duties In sper3ol). EXCHEQUHR. King's Renteinlirancer, Clerk of the Clerk of the P;pe, Comptroller of the Pipe, ,Deputy cli. to, . Marshal,' . Foreign Apposer. Surveyor and Ite , :;eiver-Generol of Green Wax, Th, re e messonger4i olt of four. Lord Treasurer's Rentetobrancer. Clerk of Foreign. Eitreirts, Clerk of the Nicltils, Comptrollers 'of the First Fruits. ALIENATION OFFICE. Three Cpmmissintiers, Receiwr-Gener3l, Two E ering Maslcr in Clumccry t Solicitor ulthe Exe Itequei. sayriANn. Director of the Court of Chancery, Clerk of the Count of Chapcery, Principal Clerk in the Court oi Athuiralty, King's Iteniensbrancer, Lord Treasurer's ftenterobrancer in the court of Exchequer, One of the Clerks in the Pipe Office, Pr...scoter of S.igruitit!:es, Exchequer, liegister of Se1;1115, _ . or the Admksion of Notaries Lathe Court of Session: All these offices are understood by your Committee to he executed wholly by deputy, and to come* therefore, within the principle of regulation nr abolition after the termination °Nile present in terests. It is however necessary to observe, with respect, to the offices of Director of ibe Ccini t of Chancery, Presenter of Signature s , and r fte , 4i , ,:er of Seistns in Scotland, that - as 'The duties tit these three offices are stated to be Lighty import ant, and not only intitnately connected with each other, but with the legal fornts and pto ceedings on which the titles and security of real estates essentially depend in that pit of the united kingdom, your COmmittee would, upon every principle, abstain front interfering with any of those legal forms and proceedings ; and all which they have to submit with respect to the Office's in question, is, that the emoluments of tbem ought to be so regulated, as to ensure the doe execution in person Of their respective dudes, by individuals competent by their professional knowledge to dis charge tho%e duties, and by their station in socie4y to give such seenlity as may be deemed adequate to the extent and nature of the trust appertaining to each of theta respectively. IRELAND. , Ail die offices in the Courts of Law in Ireland, included in the list annexed_to tile Bill of 1813, with the' exception of those which have hitherto been in the gift of the Chief Judges of the Courts of Law in Ireland onght, in the opinion of your Cptntuil tee, to be regulated (in such principles as shall ensure the performance of their duties in per son, by those who hold then), at suct► just and reasonable salaries as shall hereafter be deter mined on. The following are the offices eaumerata in that • f ,i-: , ; Tcpeccr r t rirtirc : l?.:l l }lii : tr,,etr e si: t hkof:c: l nco ' 1 3 1 .0fnein f i o ,l in e cepot t tlr I t iateio l l icitot i .isre:y .i r, : i, : iir, j r z na t r e t r: i n ‘ o o t t I .lde t or ( H l t e ' ; ae f nd sa t 11-C'!'r°loerntrlikPot°rn°foittibaeerryP",ilTCPKlt,ernne:mor.triolPl3l4.l:PonlcAehaps,p,oor! . 1:,,,,1 _Cie . rk . of 'the ReKplenrtisOriblienec,b' :- '''.4l Fursturaut, Court of Exchequer, Re,gister of Forfei+ures, Usher of the Exc'ietiner , Reister, Court of Chancery, . . Accountant-General, ditto. • Sergeout at Arms, Plea. (Vice, Lbrd Treasurves, or 9ii Remembrance, -The right of appointment to the i t i l oil e itilt r i l s e to a effit s t eb o cy. l ttil:ce Chief tit joafroFl.lx:ileiCi the., right is not yet finally dttermitleil' 'The duties of the ACCollitalli•( t e l. : eilil3Ado:nt.C. 1:18;c3,;Ivg tire , in by ilie ineli.ititiol Who !. t he 6f s' • , , i ; 11 e same Observation applies to l' ~ Comptroller of the Pipe. COLONIAL OFFItES. Upon the Colonial caeca suftiCief liar . e flOt been laid . b e fore Y. p re s e nting them fully and satislw tori ta : t i ii i ine i t t :l i ecic e , ' tec c i s i l ie ; : i cyit t l i t i , "l iii ii i ' l e i l , a: i l l e il:g theb‘cl%lo:i i t , I ) ) (l l '' , ce i t e e l i tg e s i ) (r i ' l r , ' : , e t ct . i ll i t ' l . ') ( s ) el i i ,i . il e t .rl , l, i c t (r) : eit ' ill''cl.e; itiivrifslaitei fair and l a a ini c i i :s.. ' e t u l: Ti t ~o . e,t s . e b t v t f li 'lli t l ie i c e g r i ' l C . l g a r °•:., % : v i i) 11 1, 1 : :11 :: , oc; itobielii: s or t(lfilolc,jiitielsiccagitiPi,tll,'(:),lli,el‘,>',gets tslicitlsetssruiti oliiiiii,e'l,itoel:•s4.l)o6littntig'seiel:e!l, b r rived e li d e r t f u t o )r t: i e s ( t it i l i c h itet r :' : : t g i r t a t e l : it i i i i t st : l F; ; l ir ' 1 licilb e t . lie case may be) in of stone of ; (tens incidental to the acil gPvir rhot in the old colonies any sae!) Olt SPI"gS must be made itt the recott.tsl,if toe governors of such colonies, wt 4 kicAlciLliet Cio.lastttairtec, of CAA . It . - &di 1 :3 F e g ate a nuttal value of 1117itlillie °°.,fricc:ler:' ki.ecp tneotioned. • Those W" " e l l ' . fluctuate consitlesrably in thcir ° I n° Zg:us ciretnuslances ; and there arc.,:, particularly thos; belonging tti tl xn , *t,iCit the income has never beeti,°le 4,1. R.eferring, therefore, t° ; ~already b e f o re the Home in the • 1 ,1 to '.'port on l'ublic.. Exprotl itares „: bin" pot is nom Sinecure Offices, 3",,lllitioa t 2 account the regulation or o:" inni i i i Uffice since that period, yoor C i ) . no nte reason to doubt that the an thus ho t r ,l i e v r: e i t i h i e r °obinsetrilvea°titilmiccosf t ; v h i e lici li :tr ' e ' et ' he lull "islinsht of the Crown, and f it t° , 6 , 1 11 ga regul3teda ,nay lie 'Still:100i kit ' ..7 ' 100,000/. t . , , acc T 0 1 :1 ! re d I ._____ _..)tHge:,,to,ue..! d. 1..... ,, y e . 09% ASSIZB INTE4I,Pu :...--401.---",,0 1 - LEICESTER ASAP : , s nil o f !'t of the fate of .the 1011110:00,e1, JohnTc; Ciltite_, Thin:n:ls Savace, 3"4.1''/:rale9 '‘ _,,::,,..3,0hn Amos, William' ri°1;(1, Atll i v : e ll , I : f r ~,,, wther, were capitally v 01: , moo LUDEirras......The lolluttilli.tsiv... . cvn i r eeeution ; John Clarke a a r u . ~ir epnried. • in, t"" 4.'' I) ~..._‘l n.l.liaekhurn kind George'St.i!Pot„. ~ v olt `; admitted 'evidence for the Lrow.LAtrcjlL) vit John Slider, also Luddite, 1 00 ° I ,o r for life. a tc.a Samuel Caldwell , a Luddite, liclog ill, , c of pound. I i s ' ~, tutor f ili'ro . 'These, with 7'01,u/e, .vllO "r° , o re Air and one who has left flit. Itint!"',lihdie lit4r d 111 4 to be Ail who %vete conie s le rrt rough ja b *. L s' 4 ri., 1,.4. 1 a verin do` 4 :.; At the same Ass'zes 15 ot t, mole 0+,4 li-"allY' convicted, and recciven.se.• oir,J4 i I: t: t j t es t atwiticiiirrre:aatylol.rtrictl!:lttirrHiseg.t,::•,tirteilyiem.t:e.ells,t: l z : i t s ' i c i:e , , ii root ‘ t;1 0 : 11 a114441r lOU all atrocions higto v 7 . 0 010 I' Job is the •tiord used by the i , . , ... . Cli.Cdit e : g . e d OP C ii i 0 . ! . „ whet, sentence ot de4th ‘v°4•1149 I $ll, l V il e) ing. convicts :-.--iltOintis 'lolPsaill Cook, for forgery; John G0k,,11,010 0;1 J . .)litt Walton, Amy llarloot, , * Alich s e e l4 , ViTin. Thompson, Wm. lirs/ker'eliatiel: licj AVni. PlitMOrC, ,dark Robits?l,'i 1 1° 1'04 11 15 Wro• Harbour, -ILdwarti ItlP',,,li:i $ i ,Ir Mfitreti for borglary.and steitl'°l'obberii;l::; house ; John for higlos'':ol jato,'„ , Inas !4,01, forsitop. stealing ; , lo ge , , 1 1 , i, ft.r, horse stealing. The ft fiectro.ct:l;4 sislicli ( 11;.' impressive manner, hnontsi 0 II!: i,,,.15 ‘ - .. Cook io prepare for their fatc,"44,10,11' ..., rea;rotabl . : ties extendett to O" ,_..... I _ . r t i ...W.V .. ...... /...... ~....'''''''' . 111 V DIRT i I . rc. 0 ~,,,di ork At Cotteshrooke, Nortliametuu'":oo4,tti'beilt iij Lady of ilia Hon. and Rev. Paul,. 'l' o ' 4 a 1)0° eie flu the gd instant, the 1.4u 1 Y °' -' Jf of ' of twin sores. r !be I On 'cuesday last, at East 000- 1 : ' , dof ' Fr i bort, E. M. P.of a &Welter. ft the y i At Ellnltt-Place, near Go spo. •0 -.-----'-- II*? ..R.. 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