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Sancti. Marritairs, liing.tfreet, CletkenWeil, brewer, Ju1729, at
IS, Aug. N. kW Wt. I, at 12, at the Dant:rapt*. Court. Solicitor, Mr.
Shoter,.Milk6Alkitteet, t'estinitister. •
Joss. 1tra1.75 a* PlatanfrAN, Ftosburl ftioarl,hoarding-Itottte-teeper,
July 24. at 9, Aug. 5„ and Sept. 1, at 10, nt the Bankrupts' Court.
SOIL .
citor. Dle. Anarat,:evoin Mt. tree 'e. Blshop.gate-street.
Dasisai. thinten, Uptsst.tmon.Bonrero, Worcestershire, linen. Amore,
,Aug. 7,8, and Sept, at 11, at thn office of Mr. T. Dint, jun., Upton.
dpou-Sevep. Atrowsmlth and Chapman, Devon-
, ethlre-striet„Oneen-snuarel and Mr. T. Bird, Upton-upon. Severn.
Ilrt9ar let t,fe,' Paddington within Rmillon-witb-hearnheiid, Lanen-
•shire,alue-numnfacturer. dug.* 21h and Sept. I, at at the Vag's Head
Jan, Warritemoal Soileitors, Messrs. Taylor and lthscoe,Jiing's Deitch-
' Ivalt:Temple , and ilesarg, Fitcheft and M'ai,-stall, Warrington.
PUMAS Derby, vietuaCer, July 2S, 29. nod Sept. I,
at 11, at the Ring's Arms, by. Messrs. Adltogton, Gre-
gory, odd Pahl knit, Badfdrd.row and Sir. (doss, Derby. •
I) /VIDENDS.
. .
An. Allatend, Akin#l64, Berkshire, grater* at 11, at the Illtito
Hart lad, Bath—ante. G. Smith, High-street, Southwark. &nese.
'lngnger, at 10, at the Ilaukropls' Court—Aug. 21',. L. Eros% 4Actleslield,
timber-tneteLant .at 1 I,•at the odice of Mr. A visun, Hanovefistrect, Li.
verpupl--sAltg.IV. C..findtb, /lorthamptort, hanker, at 1,/, at the Grind-
hall,, NoithatiPtoit—dnly.24.• A. Glennte, J. S. Glennie, and, W. FrY,
New Braga-street, meirchants, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Courts-Sept.2io.
J..Sard andl'.34mithee: St, Martin's.lane worntemdrapers, alit, at the
Bankrupts,' dontl4.A.ug. 12. Nuys., ("rent St. Andrewr-street, leten-
Dials, at 12, at the Bankrnpts' Court77At4l, 11. W. Fol.
rd, Castle Tayena, )tinge street, Cheap-ide, rlefriatler, at I, at the
Bankrupts' Court—Ana: 12. 1. MacParlnn, Oactrge.street, llaanver.
square, splitstei.'dress.malrel, at I at the Bankrupts, Courti-Ang. '5.
I.Patyart, 'tendon-street, l'enchu;ch.street, merchant, at 11, &Vilna
BinketfiDls' eatiff-;-lAtm.b..H.Vowarel, Prestos, Northumbethusd. Mem-
rnorgarrature, Willi at tins CoMmeretal. Hotel. Homnd-sarec,: birth
-. . 11.
I). L'inirie*e f,ountney:placte inerehant—C.Pearrdif, onth lea
ChaMhera, inerclitiff-‘t!-Isturrn,' White' Una-street, Norton Vitale,
wine and Spirit MerehtritrW: Donn. LIOUth. Lincainshict, cog turn,
nod header mereltadt—Jr Atkinson, Gratched.friarsi merthent-rO.Webs I
ater, .Liverpoul,` marehaat—J.,lWitchell. Liverpool, saleonan—J,
good, Maceleraieldrvilkamatiufacturer—J. O'Neill, Liverpool, merchant
R. flon,ey, Drury.lanc, timbet.merchant-LB. Skillman' Tukenhbule
yard, stationer—W.pdankett Ind 3: Battle, Old Street-read, tlftrber..
. merchants—S. Tarrant and J. Carter, Bating-lane, auctioneers—W. and
H. Sraerlbn, Baiddington. NotUngliaindlire. dealers In horses and cattle—
S. Hulohiu, Catherine-courts Tower.l,lll,- toetohents-L. Holbechy
street, Goldeo-share, euthrolderer—J. Taylor, Strand, prlnter--W. Ito.
rtivo, Liverpool, raper—W. Benham, Brighton, builder—W. Ivens, Tot-
fioloolo4{Ntre, Merekaat.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONSI.
Jogs, agORIAOV, EtUriburgh,,patent press-manufactmer, at the Rnyal
, Exchange Collet-house, Edintrurgh, July 25 and August N, at I.
AtiMantrale Al GLint.t:lt FoaaAN, Glasgow, songeon. at the coupling-
' house of Mr. James,Bees, ammuntant,,Glaagow, August IS and 29, at I.
T. and R. Matatltsu, Spring-vain, near Glasgow,, bleachers, at the
' Lyceum Roams,, Glasgow, July 22 and Airgn.4 7. at 1.
• Rangier Stolen and SoN, Glasgow, drysulters, at the Prince of Wale!'
• • Tavern, tila,gdw, julf 24 and August 7, at 12.
Gases-Moffatt:l,in): Glasgow, fruit-dealer, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow.

'alp 26 and Auguitt.Sr it 2. - •
Grs altos Sevres, Edinburgh, draper, at the Royal .Exchange Coffee-
house,.Ediriburgh, August 4, at 2.
Joan asinit :van I,: and Co. Citawtow, distillers, at the chalnbers of Mr.:
John M'Donald, Glasgow, Angnst 16 and'Alt, at I.
ALLAN and SARK, Serer, Gidskow, Bieber-merchants, at the cham-
bers of Mr. O. D. Donald, Glasgow, Atrusat 17, at 12. •
. Estes:cis &TRILLING, Arbroath, manufacturer, at lloss's Inn, Forfar,
August Ika and at FaJrweather's Hotel. Arbroath, August 31, et JI.
~ Al arrna W BROWNING and Co. Edinburgh, ironmongers, -at bilbson's
Bale Rooms, Edinburgh, August. at 1.
eNtlif acid JOSATII PANTOS, Edinburgh, glovers, at the Royal Ex-.
change Caffee-house, "Edinburgh, Augnit 2, at 2.
Patios aid Wl.ay xam, Inverness, merchants, at the chambers of
Mr. J. C. G unhu, Inverness, August 4. at 2.
PARTNEItS II IPS DISsOI.VED.
T.Bieeda, T. Fattterlfabt fail,*D, nitidi ardor, fissiez general.
Iberchants and shtp.owners, and Tooleysstreet; Sonthwark, usher fingers,
as far as regards NCH. Breeds—T. Breeds, U. Breeds, and F. Heabrey.
Hastings, Sussex, brewers, as far as regards B. Breeds—T. Breeds, B.
Breeds, and T. Standen, Hastings, Sussex, limebutners, as far as regards
T. Breeds—T. Bteede and H. B. Breeds, Baiting* Sussex, bankere—T.
Breeds and' B. Breeds; flutings, Susie:: coach•proprletors and brick-
makers—W. liolderston, R. Thornton, and I'. Meacock, Vauxhall-mad;
Liverpool, and -Statituspe.street, Harrington, grocers and prevision.'
dealers—W. Robson and A. Brooks, stationers and printers—J.ll. Dawes
and S. Austin:* PhHpot-line, Shefliefthagershr—J. Cooper and W. Picker,
Shiffnal, Salop, grocers and tea-dealers—T. Morton and 'l'. Crouden, Pi.
brig-place. Leith.eralk, North Leith, ship.builders—l. Farrar and J.
Farrar, Halifax, Yorkshire, bat. mannfacturint—J. Illarshull and E.
Mason. Manchester and Ashton-undef-Line, coppersmiths and brariera—
S. Itooi,e and W. Chadwick, jun. Liverpool, opticians and mathematical
listrtiment-nriskers44. Bunion and A. Wood, Roebdale—T. Inutald and
J. kl'Kerrell, Jun. Buena Ayres, South America—J. Tunstall and .1.
Tonstall, jun. Liverpool, carriers and dealers in leather—H. Latreille and
11. Wood, Coleman-street—T. Rturtney and W. Itumney, Gougn.Square,
fur-manufricturent—T. Keep and re. Ride, Kettering, Northamptonshire,
ironmongers and tinplate-workers—E. Lawrence,•J. Beard, midi. Norris,
Liverpool, stave.merchants—J. Halket and T. Hughes, Liverpool, timber-
merchants—C. Nichol rand G. P. Fletcher, Ns/iv-Sarum, Wiltshirff, linen-
drapers—J. Deere and S. H. Hill, Bath, carvers and enders—E. Bevan
anti S. Guppy, general-merchant—E. Whittle and G. Whittle, Wolver-
hampton and Bilston, Staffordshire, saddlers—J. Williams and T.
Chandler, Wood-street, Cheapside, woollen-drapers—J. Lanmao and It.
Wainwright, St. James's-street, M'estminster, tallors—W. Petty and 'l'.
Lineman, Royal George Wharf. Bankside, coal merchants and whurfingers
—W. Itudduck, sen. and W. Rudduck, the younger, 1/reek-street, Suho,
tailors and woollen-drapers.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar computed from the
Returns made in the week ending the 19th day of July, Id2G, is '294. and
rl,d. per hundred weight, esetudve of the Dodos of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the Impol tattoo thereof iota Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the returns recelted. In the week ending
July 15, 1626.
Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. Rye. I Beans. Peas.
d. P. d. a. d. s. d. P. d. d.
56 30 6 26 4 41 4 42 4 45 6

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON LIST.—(From the London Gazette.]

COURT COMMISSIZ)NKRS Or OANItIMITS. 11;91NOTIALL:

1111[311T. ON TEExiDAY NEXT. 111.
Booty, J. Newport, Hants, grocer ... ........ ........ „... ..... .... 10
Cruaoe, H. jun. Parise*, auctioneer, Ist examinaticin ...• •
cos, W. ti. Cheltenham, silk-mercer, Ist examination......... .... 11 '
Conway, J. Stamford-street, Blsteldriars, builder, 2d examination. .. II
Cook, H. Lancaster-place, Strand, navy-agent, adjourned last exam. 10
Ellison, E. Crown-and-Sceptre-court, St. James's, golds. adj. last ex. 12
Evans. F. Islington. linen-draper, 2d examination...... .. ... 11
Edwards, T. Gerard-street. Saba woollen-draper, final dividend.... II
Eorsitith, S. Shoreditch, haberdasher, Chancery suit
Friedman, J. W. Finsbury-atinare, boarding-house keeper, Ist exam. it
Goaden, T. Bedford-street, Covent-garden, bookbinder, Sd exmnina. 0
(Actinic and Co. Broad-street, merchants, final dividend lO
Haig. J. New Kent-road, cabinet-maker, lid examination .
Hall, C. North-street, City-road, warehouseman, adjd. last examina II
Hyamo, 11. Regent•strget, St. James's, lapidary, dividend
Leigh, .1. Pinners' Hall, merchant, adjonrned last examinatLii
LannitX, C. V. Buektenburyj merchant, 3d examination
Linton. W. Learlenhall•market and Islington, butcher, dividend
Neal, T. E, P,nd T. Wootton and Baainghall-stJelothlers, adj. last es. 10
Pain, 8. o,,,Joloyd's and Brixton, underwriter, dividend
Rams4en, R. Soul end, coach-master, adjourned last examination
Howley, H. Houndniitch, baker, 2d examination
Robinson, W. P. Jennyn•street, hoteldseeper, sell leaqe for 1,05n1. , I
Shepherd, VCalentta and Pentonville, merchant, Ist examination
Singer, N. let LtArpool, haberdasher, final dividend
Spooner, W. Chlswell--dreet, linen-draper, dividend
Storrar, R. klinories, baker' 3d examination ..... ....... ... 9
Stevens, T. Weston-street, Southwark, baker, 3d examination
ra.nsher. Hattori-, -- --nrned last examin

Scant) and,Pember, I -garden , tailors, adjoin , examin.
Toner, .1. Friday...street, calico-printer, adjourned Choice of aoissessi le
Warne. W. Claws-street. Piccadilly, dealer, 3d examination II
Wheeler, W. Chenies-mews, coach,broker, 2d examination . . 11
Whitaker. C.,P. Strand, coal-merchant, dividend .
Wilson, 11. Gloucester Coffee.how.e, victualler, 3d examination ..... 10
WIL.on Lymington, linen-draper, dividend
White, J. Isirwortb, schoolmaster, dividend
Waters, AL Gravesend, hoat.bnilder, 3d examination ........

COUNTRY LIST.
Bolton, R. Liverpool, merchant, George, Liverpool. 2d ex..... l2
Lluckwell, 11. Hove, baker, New Inn, Brighton, 9d ex lO
Capes, G. Barton-upon-(lumber, draper, George, Barton, 3d ex 3
Clough, J. B. Liverpool, merchant, George. Daie-street, 3d ex 1
Essex, G. Bristol, bookseller, Hummer, 11,1,401, Sd ex
F.wbank, J. Loughborough, linen-draper, King's Head, Lotiellb. tile. 11
Farrar, J. Liverpool, merchant, Mr. Moot &ley's, Liverpool, :id ex— 12
11111, W. Wercester, boor-maker. 11 r. Brontptou's, Worcester, div... 19
Ilutchiusons and Place, Stockton, bank., Black Mon, Stock sp. off. I I
Langwith, J. Londendale, ironfounder, r..Beever's, Mane., op. off. IU
Lewis, J. S. Bristol, factor, Ruininer. Bristol, 3d ....... 1
Lumbers, It. Chester, draper, Star, Manchester. 3d ex.
Neville, .1. G. Sheffield, victualler. Commercial Inn, Sheffield, 3d ex. 1 1
Pickering, W. Worcester, iron.founder, Golden Llon, Wore., Ist ex. '-
Rice, 1. 'Torrington, grocer, Barnstaple Inn, Exeter, MI ex.........
Stubbs, 3. H. Manchester, merchant, iThite'a Hotel, Manch 24 ex.
Tate, E. New Shoreham, merchant, New lap, Brighton, porch. c 0...
Vine, 31. Brighton, builder, New Inp, Brighton, 24 . ...
•Wallbrittge, J. Newport; Hants, currier, King's Arms, Wimborne,
ex
Williams, J. Macclesfield, upholsterer, Star, Manchester, 3d es...

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.new information which he had obtained.
Other information,
_confirmable to that of Sherwood., and more
declined, were carried to Taganrog by Lieutenant-Getters] ('oust
de Witt, who had been made actineinted with the existence aril
'the object of an association of conspirator, by an agent. who Its
pretended to join it. A letter received from fagenrog the let ()31
Septerrthar, confirmed this intelligence. It had been addreeted ti'
the late Emperor Alexander, by Captain Mayboroda,, of the regi-
ment of V itilkaeauel appeared the more important, that 51syhoreda
himself had been a member of the above association. Immediately
the commandant of the second army, and an side-de-camp of your,
hhefeety, sent to Taganrogefor that purpte,r, adopted measures 41
precaution. -,
Accoang to the infortwaphon of Mayboroda. several individuals
e u
suspected I plots were arrested, some of their papers !vete found
and seiz and preliminary interrogatories took,nlace. Meantime
their ace likes at St. Peteeaburgh, either convinced that theGo.e
vernnient .IdIW already a knowledge of their projrns, or actuated
with the impatience of executing them, undertook to deceive 4
party of the regiment of the guards on the occasion of the oath te
le9 taken to your Majesty,. and excited the movement which wad
witnessed by the inhabitants of the capital on the 1 ith (efi) of Doi
cember. On the evening of that day. they were alinoet all in thd
pewee of the Goeernment, and their depositioas served to clear hp
and to complete the itiformations previously received respecting thd
existerce of a pith.
... At this epoch the labeun of the Commission commenced. Ern,
day, die mya of facts increased, which made it necessary to extend.
the inquiry; nevertheless, always faithful Co the principle astehe
halted by your Majesty, the Commission employed the power with
which it was invested only in rapes of evident neceseity. Amorief
the members of the secret BRFOCiliiiims themselves, it only required
the arrest or confronting of those wham teetiinony, worthy ofhelicf4
authorized it to consider as accomplices In the most criminal de-
signs, or whole depositions were jpelhipetisable to convict the nrineie
pal conspirators, and disclose aq tie plans which they hafi.forincti.
The individuals whom mites will be found in a sewere hit, knew,.
only Ma very imperfect manner the.ebjecte of the aeepciations of
which they Mad formed a part, and the Commission leaves them to ,
Jour Mtn. sty to decide upon their Wein your equity anti clemency.
On the other hand, all the accused who claimed the special et- -
tanion of the Commission have heft carefully esamiut d. Their' •
answers have been compared, and,kve been confirmed by,eoncur.
ring testimony, and they all agree Mille principal clreurrettanceoeee
,dative to the object of the plot, the organization of the secret eo. '
Noy which Mimed it, and the acts eic its directors.
From the whole of these Acts, it results that in the year 18)4
,tone young men returned howl abroad deer the campaigns et' Mt •
and 1815, and knowing the peaked, tendency pf .11eiterafeecret ea,
&tie% which then existed in Oeririany,conceifed tlinisica of area.
bliehing /limiter associations in Russia. 114 firstPentoisf tin) r!zin••
uninicated this idea were Alexander Montirieff, at present Captain.•
on half-pay, and Captain Nikita Mouravielf, and Curnael Prntee•
Troubetsky. Their moive, according to the written teritittioni.,of
Alexander Mouravieff; was an ill.understoed love of country. larch
concealed from thethown eyes theenovegieete of a restless andritien;
They dill not then ace, what they confers now in all theft defeoe;-
nuns, that the means which they employed could not, conduct attire
to any object of reel utility ; that the existence of sireli sietifiy
was oontriiry to the laws, and to public morals ; and that scarier ot
later its consequepee would he crimes .which would mull deserve.
,tion upon themselves, and calamitieeupcn the state. • •
. At these first conferences there were present, besides the per see
wittosgenames have been mentioned above, M. Yakeuehktne and
Sop, as well as Matthew-Mouravieif Apostol, officers of the ai...
banded regiment of Sereenouchy. They did not mweeed at ti ac
time to the execution of their projeces, and it was only pi the unspth
of February, in the following year, that they organized theilies: „V&
creesociety, under the title of " The Union of Safety, or theeitue
and faithful Sons of tlieCouptty.'' Captainehjakitie Mouramell
having then fennel' aniterplaintance With Colonel Peiti::l, and pus
him in communication welt Alexander f]loutatieff. whit' heti pre;
viouely emeriti into habit., of intiniacy, with Mince Trentetsky,
this society included three claesee, teat of brethren, that of inen4
and that of buyer,. it was from this last class, superior to Mit othvi
two, that every month the eldersind directors were chosen; nautili,
the president, the ettiterintendent, and the secretary. Their creep.
dubs were accompanied with solemn ceremonies. The candidates
took an oath to preierbe secrecy in every thing that shohld be cer.
lided to them, cirri when their opinions and their views should net
agree with these of the society: At their admission they Oa* 3
second oath i they bound themselves to proceed tovraide the otth,ct
of their union, and to submit to the decision of the Supreme
council of boyars, 'although, according to the dechrations of
Prince Troubeteky, this title of boyars 'was to remain te known
to all the individual% of the infcrior dances. It my. granted
to the primitiye members, or the founders of the sweetly, hue
afterwards new members. obtained it by degrees, and Wine even
received it immediately. Those of whom this siwietV then
consisted, were Alexander, Nikita, Serg, and Matthew 'Moues-
vieff; Prince Serg Troubetskr, Novikaft (formerly Director of the
office of Governor-General of Little Russia, but
.ainee 'deed),
Michael Lounime, and three other members, but the latter haeirg
sulesequentle- abandoned this society at different Merinos, and
braked off all connexion with the more orient of tittle colleagues,
have beennhotight worthy of the generous chtneney of your lille-
jeety. Thk object of this association from the beginning was a
change in the existing institutions of the en pire. Such are the
unanimotte declarations on this subject of Alexander, of Se•g4
of Alaeliew and Nikita Mouravciff, as W(11 2$ Petite!. As to Prince
Tritubetsky, lie affirms that, aware of the weakness and temerity
of their enterprise, they discussed at their several meeting& the
means of promoting the good of their country, anti of furthering
the eicompliahment of every useful design. Their principal ob-
ject was to increase the force of their society by the acquisition et
new members, whose talents and moral qualities were to be sup
ported Urn good testimony as a qualification for their admiSsion.
It was in their &el meetings, likewise, that a resolution wag
formed to invite Yakouchki and Major-General Michel Orloff'
to join them. The former had just left Petereleirgh, and'the
latter sons employed at the same time, sling with Count Ma-
inonoff, and the Councillor of State, Nicolas Tourgueneff, tel
the formation of another society, which was to bear the title
of the Russian Knights. Major-General :Michael Orloff, and
Alexander Menravieff, invited a mutual junction of their respec-
tire societies, but they could not agree upon the terms of the union.
These plans had no result, anti an association of which the General
had conceived an idea, namely, to prevent the erection of a king.
dom in Poland, was not formed. That which had already existed
made no progress. Some of its members, and particularly Pestel,
leti Petersburgh ; others discovered an inconsistency in its views,
and inconveniencies in its laws. Others still, and especially those
who had simply received the proposition to fraternise with the
Union of Safety, required that the society should limit itself to act
slowly on the public mind, Omit should change ha statutes, which
had for their basis the principle of a blind obedience shit the em-
ployment of violent means, and that it should adopt ireplace of
them others, the principal provisions of which ',bread be drawn
from the presumed code of the Tuguntl.Bund (Society of Virtue.)
The primitive members of the union, who were. then at Meet°,
with a division of the guards, opposed for a long time this proposie
don, and it deserves remark, that it was during these discussione,
anti in a sitting which Alexander, Nikita, Serg, and Matthew Mou-
retried; Yakouchkine, Von- Viesen, Lounine, and Prince Theodora
Schakousky, attended, that the first mention was made of the
frightful idea of regicide.
One of the men:mesa Alexander Mouravieff, had rreeivod a
letter from Prince Troubetaky, which announced that the Lamely
had the intention of restoring to Poland all the provinces conquered
by Russia, and that foreseeing on the part of the Russians disceu-
tent, and even opposition, he thought of retiring to 11'aresw with
all his Court, and leaving the country a prey to troubles and
anarchy. This intellige ce, of which the conspirators themselves
acknowledged the ahem i dity, produced nevertheless upon them an
effect scarcely credible. They cried out that an attempt upon the
life of the Emperor had become an object of urgent necessity.
Prince Theodore Schakousky, according to the deposition of Mate
thew Mouravieff; proposed not to delay the execution of it longer
than the day on which his regiment should mount guard. They
even wished to draw lots who should be the assassin, when, alert
the torture of an unhappy passion which caused him to hate exist,
ence, excited by the agitation of his companions, and inflamed by
their discourses, Yakouchkine offered his arm for regicide. lid
appeared, nevertheless, even In his Madness, to feel the enotmity of
the crime which lie meditated. " Fate," said he, ,alies marked
me for its victim. Having become a criminal, I shall no longer be
-11 kill le

Neville, J. G. Sheffield,. victuairer, uurnmercutt too, anerocon, as ex. I a •-•,- ••••• ••: ..... ..... ---• ;••e
Pickering, W. Worcester, iron.founder, Golden Lion, Wore., Ist ex 12* :able to live s I shall strike the blow first, and then I shall kill me.
Mee, J. Torrington, grocer. Barnstaple Inn, Exeter, lid ex..... „ II self." All the rest were terrified, their fury was reduccdfand they
Stubbs, J. 11. Manchester, merchant, %Vhite'a Hotel, stanch.. 2cl ex 2 stopped in their career.
Tate, I. New Shoreham, merchant, New Inn, Brighton, purch. Co 2
ex... .. IM. Brighton, bulkier, New Inn, r 1 ..
Wallbrittge, J. Newport', Hants, currier, Brighton,
fling's 2 Arms, Wimborne, General Von Viesen exerted himself to prove to than this
Vine,
the news was devoid of fuuntlatn. Sergius AlournvirtilApostol
tkt e‘ .
Williams, J. Macclesfield, upholsterer, Star, Manchester, 3d ex.... v 8 stheoywewderethem that
not
yet
rt the y
in
aettwroteted crime would be utteless
rotake advantage
oriLif: beetitt
'avouch..
kine came to his senses, and brake off all connexion with the
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society, which then changed its ,Organization, and adopted new re-.
At a public meeting held at Lancaster on Friday, it gulstions, drain tip by Alexander and Michel hlouravieff, by
was agreed to establish a Joint Stock Banking Company in ranee &alms Troubetsky and Peter goleschine. The first part
that town. The capital stock of the Company is to be
300,000/. divided into 3,000 shares of WO/. each ; and nei
person to hold less than five nor more than 100 shares.-- to . Tfie members declared that thei had no intenthohs strains.
4f these rwu_lations was ittheinattationed,osifwa
rsi:botiilarrisociole.setvetty'le Oone;
the .Government. and that t y pursn
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Liverpool Advertiser. o'd the perverted constructions ofinitlevoien"..,celand,hirdd. The
' probate divided themaelvta Ai* that ,aq. Tim bit bad fai
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