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DIVIDENDS.

Apia 13. flutebin•ein Mure, Robert More, and William
Mere, ot Funeliu.ch qtreet, London, me.r liant. and cupart-
ne.• at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Mardi 93 James 11.1 ilia, latent S-afool, in the intuit! of
Sti:•.c *inch ow, ,d. igsat, dealer and chapsna:•, at eleven,
at Gnildhall
April 9. Themes Deal.? and Jahn Hallctt, of Unfit Queen-
street, bullpen, id-the remota, of Middlemen, ensAitrakera,
deoleri, chapel's", end copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall,
Lawton.
Pd.) 11. John *caiman, of Boewer.strect, Finlike, in the
parieh of Si George, Hanover senate, in the roomy of
Mithlletea, florist, dealtrand ctuiptuaii, at our, at Gitildnall,
London.
Mae 4. S.,4n.unn Simon:, of 1... in, iu tit. roomy of Norfolk,
silversiuith and jeweler, dealer and el...pit/an, at con, at
London
March Sl. RobenCrioland, of Liverpool, in the county of
I.siicatter, m echant, at twelve, at the hoes, of Henry For-.
situ,, the Globe Tavern, la Li.,,rpooi.
March dB. Jaunts Sunder eel, of Sanda.l.Msetra, in the
entinty of York, corn dealer, dealer alai ihatinsan, at ....teen,
at the 'mote of Jams Robert, tbe Woolpacks drum, !loamy,
1-1 the •-arth of Wakefield. In the county
M-rch II Henry Stilton, of the city of New Sarum, In the
comity of Wilt., elothiae, dealer arid vita; roam, at silt, at the
• awl 1.1 tin lots, in the city rtf New Sarnia.
ltgarcln 91. Jelin Sayer, late of Paterii,oter-taw, London, but
Men of th•• town of Rock oigham, lace me meant, d.aler and
' Ottoman, at twelve, at the Cock Inn, in Stagy Stratford, In
the county of Rockingham.
May 4. Joint Na.. 11, late of 17:an-street, Shadvorlf, in the
county of Middle...en, ma t rr mariiier, dealer and en..pman,
at tel. at Gui'dliall; London
March 21. John Cribb, Jainei Cobb, NVl:hain Crib', and
Larkhani, of Wilton, ;n the county of tVilto,
clothiers and copartners, in trade, et live, at the Red Lino
lon, in the city of New Sarum
March 23. Thomas kleawn-, of Jewry.ttreet, Akisite, Lon•
don, qr wll^3 dealer and I.,,apinan, at ele‘ini, at Lhildhati.
March 21 POINT( CR:lyintl, WO of New Itfaltrid, io the
county of York, inwastioveer, pattewmaker, dealer ow; chap.
mum, at eleven, at the Mae( swan, kt Ormay-wrem, York.
March CO Robert Waggon, late of 111-. w Mahon, in the
county of Yink, woceinui.gm, carpenter, dealer and -hap
man, at eleven at the hack Swan, in Coney street, York.
111,-ch 16. Maieall Minified, of Flnaherynqoare, in the county
o Middlesev, merchant, at t At, at Guildhall, London.
much go. Bernard 14.wles, of Groat Yarmouth, in theroenty
of NinfUlk, i•11111ICUIC4r, deale: and caapinan, at three at
tl,. Hours of Howard, tie I)ake'a !lead, in (.heat
'tsrmouth
*arch il5. Cheraw !liras Herne, of Trnobridgo, in the
county of Witte, linen dniper,dealer and cliapniasi,at eleven,
at the White Lion Inn, firrudatreet, Art
Mad' 39 Joint Collisrm, Ifitel.in, in the county of Hert-
ford, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Minch to Nu:bi.las trrble, tare of R env, in the parish d ,
GAryetoke, in the county of Comberlami, dealer in Wort
and loom, at elf Yen, at the George Inn, ut Penrith, im ro
county of Cumberland.
ccirrivieft'll; \—Maecn 19.
Frederick Michael Fwher, of ltarthean, jeweller.
Jame. Gantt, of StiagoAter, iniikulder, dealer and Chapman.
Five ' R, y, of the Seanal, in the pariah of St. Martin in
the E ,11 the county of Maddlesent,, dealer in music and
Mosso' instruments.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, Ft.. 25.
Arrived from Guernsey, to be paid wares and
refitted, the Albacore sloop of war, Captain Hen-
niker.
Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Trowbridge this day
hoisted his flag on board the Blenheim, of 74 guns ;
she is to be commanded by Captain Bissett, and will
take the next convoy of ships to India, where Sir
l'homas is appointed ti a command.
Came Into harbour four exceedingly valuAble
prizes from Lima, Vera Cruz, and the Rio de le
Plata, bound to Spain, captured by the Entlymion,
of 44 guns, Hon. Charles Paget, Commander.
The Tribune frigate, Captain Bennet, which lately
arrived from the Mediterranean, has been stripped
at Spithead, and is now rigging anew, with all pos-
sible dispatch, for Channel service.
The Chiebrit,r, of 44 guns, Captain Spear ; and
the Meteor bomb, Captain James, are still lying as
guard-ships at St. Helen's,, as are the following
"., of war at Spithead ;
Guns Corn minders.
Royal Wiliam.. 80 I Admiral Montagu
Calitala Wain% ,glit
Puissant l4 Irwin
Dragon • •14 Griffith

/Rear Vlroiral Sir T TrOVI bt :de
Captain Biisett
' Modem=
Melpomene. IS - Oliver
- nennet
Gmylloand. N- EliAtatistona
Aurora 32 - Lnring
C 11111391 24 - r
Sari on l£4 Prevost
read (clap ship). l,st•utellalit Woodver
Several :lee.
Went out of harbour the Isis, of 30 guns, Capt.
Ommanney.
Arrived the Deem& frigate from a cruise ; and the
Reodioionkaire frigate from Halifax.
PLYMOUTH. M. 2/.
Came in the jistreare Johansm, Viper (a Pru,xian),
from Fecamp for St. Andero, detained by the Ples-d
frigate ; the French lugger guii.vessel, No. 313,
captured ty the Rhoda cutter ; and the Spanish brig
Amiable Rachael, —, from the Havanna!), cap-
tured by the Diana letter bf marque, of Liverpool.
Sailed the Toiinernt and the Here men of war, to
join the Channel fleet in Torbay.—Wind S. W.
DELL, FEL 23.
Sailed the 2Ltiriner gun.brig for Sheerness.
Came down from the River the Diligence, East
India Pilot vessel ; the William Deal, Giles, for
Jamaica; and the London Paelat, M•Dougall, for
Philadelphia; and remain in the Downs with a
large fleet of ships of war and outward-bound yes-
sel..—Wind, S.S.W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
. No, Fay. 25..—Sailed the Friettel.hip, Storklard,
for RAltyli,,,,•; Rulla, Cattle, for Virgiuia ; and thy Ameba,
Viper, from Ernbtlen.

ANAIV•LS.
in SunduKelieFrederica. 60111
Se

OfF M.ireate-.-the Flying Fish, —, From It Michael's.
Off Rarnsrate--thi• Fox, Shaw, from Lhihon.
01 Dutrer—the 11. iirietta Carolina, , from Z
Neptuniri, Hudson, Inshi Main* ; and the Chailutte, Rogers,
hots Dublin.
At Liserikedi—the William Penn, from New Yi,e< ;
snit the Aurora, Donald, frog, Nevis
At Ciyde—the Pene:or, R.tetiiir, from St. Kitts ; Ruby,
—, (ram Hallos; and the Richard, Nl`Cann, from NCI%
Or sans

At Eirlfait, the &Ilona, Newman, from Oporto.
At kintalt.—the lhannentle, Seaman, from 1.156 m.

HOAR] BLE MURDER.

FROM TUE &MIR COURIFR, SArr:r•4r, Aura ♦.

Among the ordinary records of m;scellaneous
ace irrences, it has seldom fallen to our lot to detail
one of a more melanch'rly nature, or exhibiting more
confirrned symptoms of barbarism and depravity,
'than the following account of a murder and rape,
which we nosirrstand to have t rotor pl tee in the
City of Surat, in the month ot February last.
About nine o'cl.,ck on the night of the 29th of
that mouth, a report was made to the Judge and
Magistrate, by a per .on named Shunker Herm ty
I Hattie., a tolaty or weighmen, that his daughter,
Devrally, a bcardiftil young gitl, between ten and
eleven years old, whom her mother hail sent into
the Billar, in the afiewroon, had not appeared•siace;
Otat every effort Lad been used by her relatives to
trace her, but without avail. At the time she lett
-the house, she had on gold and silver ornaments to-
the value of one hundred and fifty- rupees ; and as it
seemed, from the testimony of her father and mother,
that her excursions seldom extended beyond a small
distance from home, the Judge and Magistitte, with
his accustomed vigilance, ordered the seater to be
renewed by some ot the officers of the court, in and
about that neighbourhood; still, howev'er, no tidings
were hadof thv unfortunate girl, until the second of
March, when her body was found naked and stran-
gled in a ditch near the Mecca gate; and, front the
report of the surgeon, who was immediately derned
to examine it, it could not have been many liolirs
since she was murdered. As the body was despoiled
of its ornaments, the only hope of discovertr.g the
perpetrators of the atroctous murder was through
the means of those jewels, and the cloaths which she
had worn, and accordingly a warrant was issued to
search all the houses in the neighbourhood, which
search, however, was not attend-ed with any saris-
faff.sry result; the next expedient resorted to was
the offer of a reward of five hundred rupees to any
pert -n who would give such information that the
offender or offendets might be prosecuted to convic-
tion ; in the interim, however, there was one house in
the neighbourhood which most attrated suspicion ;
it belonged to three brothers, Mahoenesians, who
dwelt there with their families ; the two elder were
men of saber habits, btu the charatler of the youngest,
named Jummaul, was notoriously profligate.
On the 11th of March some hopes were enter-
tained of a developement of this hori id catastrophe,
from the unexpeCted appearance of deceased's petti-
coat, which, in drawing water fiom a well, a Parsee
boy brought up-with his pot, and, upon being shown
to the father of the girl, was recognised by tlinl.The
boy and his mother were put under striet examina-
tion, but nothing appearing to erimiaate them, they
were shortly released.
Thus matters remained in dark and impeneftable
mystery until the 20th of April; the inlet vat was,
however, employed in every means which human

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Alksiont or foresigist.enuld anticipate, a 5 affording
a patohability of some discovery. Oa that day a wi•
dow-woman, natned•Chstudbdo, gave information to-
some of the nativeoflieers of the Surat Ad ulnt," that
cme Fyzun Boo,who lived behind Jumanl's house,h ad
told her that on the evening, when the ilatia's daugh-
ter was lost, she had seen .111171A111, and a per.on
named Umole, take her in at the back door, as s'.e
'was returning from the ditch, where she had been
performing some of the offices of nature; and two
nights after carry out Iv r body, and throw it into
the same place.

The persons before whom Chandboo had given
this information were accordingly deputed to exa-
mine Fyzun 800 (the person from wh•tm it had been
derived), and she accordingly confirmed. having her-
self seen Jumaul take the girl in alive, and two nights
afterwards carry her out dead,rt4ating also other cir-
cumstances, which, when added to the well known
flagitious charaifterwhichiumaul bore, tended con,i-
derably to enhance the suspicion against him. An
officer of the Adaulut, with a recplisie number of
constables, was accordingly sent taininattl's house,
with directions to make every pc: son in 4 pri-
soners. •

On the morning of the 23d of April—lnman' was
brought to the Adaulut, also a dancing girl, who
lived with him, named Umole ; a slave girl, a com•
panion of hers, named Ujob ; a boy, who lived with
Jumaul, as a servant, named IJulawur ; and a friend,
named Abdul Hellman. Shortly after they had
been in the Adaulut, Ujub, who was the companion
of the dancing girl, declared, " That site had gone
to the window, to throw away some prawn skins,
and saw Jumaul take the deceased in at his back
door, and carry her up stairs into his apartment; that
at night, he took her down into a roans below, and
committed a rape upon hc: ; for she (the informant)
heard her cries ; and three days after the murder of
the girl, she saw Zenub, the mother of Jumaul,
bury the jewels of the deceased under a chest."
Umole, the dancing giil, declared also, •' That
Jumaul had taken the Battia's daughter into his
house, and had given her four isiece worth of an
intoxicating eleetuary, called majoon, and aftei•
wards carried her into another apartment ; that the
next night Jumaul strangled the girl, stripped off
her jewels, and gave them to his mother, Zenub;
that Jumaul then tied the body on his back, and,
covering it with a quilt, went with Abdul Rehman
and Delawur, and threw it into a ditch ;. at that
seven nights afterwards, Delawor took the girl's
petticoat, which had been concealed in different
places, and dung it into the well."
Delawur declared, when interrogated, " That, on
the night of the loss of Dowally (the deceased),
he heard the woman of the family, and Jumaiti's
brother, talking of his having brought the girl into
the house; that he saw her the next morning sit-
tidg on a chest, and that the following night .1 u-
maul prepared a cord to strangle her, and sent him
(the informant) out, to buy beetlenut; that when
he returned, he saw the girl lying dead, and pre•
sandy after, Jumaul, with his friend, Abdul Reh•
man, tied the body on his own shonlders, and set-
ting his friend and the informant to watch, carried
it out, and flung into the ditch, and seven nights
after, gave him the murdered girl's petticoat, to
throw into the well."
Abdul Rehman admitted, " That he had been to
Jumaul's house the second night after the loss of
liattia's daughter, and found Jumaul at the door,
with the body on his hack; that he and Delawur
•reitt with him to the ditch, when be flung the body
d •wn ; that they then all returned to Julnaitl's
harts_:, :rod presently after, he, Abdul Relirnan, ent
home to his own house."

Zenith the motlicr dumaul, disavowed all
Imowledge of the circumstances; but Salim'', a
slave et Jumaul's eldest brother, ca;ifirmed the cir-
cumstances of the dead body being carried, and
thrown into the ditch, and the petticoat into the
well.

On the e24th of April, Umole, the dancing girl,
offered to point out the fatal cord ; constable, were
accordingly sent to the house with her and lj oh,
and, at their indication, brought away two cords,
one of which was found ate ye stair,, in the room
where Juniata slept, and another in a room belose;
upon inspedion, it appeared. that the rope brought
from Juntaul's bed room had a knot on it, contain-
ing a long hair of the head, and, in another place,
a tinge of blood, and Umole pointed it out as the
fatal string with which the girl had been strangled. '
nee municipal surgeon, who had an opportunity of
seeing this cord, conseJered i• as corresponding
with the bruise on the neck of the girl, and a slight
wound of the flesh, which he had observed in one
part.
On the Qsth of April, Ujnb, the companion of
Umede. seas selescled as the person least likely of the
whole Family to hays an interest in suppressing what
site knew, and hopes being held out fie hcr of ex-
periencing clemency herself, upon cond./ion that she
unreservedly disclosed all she knew of this dire ca.
tastrophe; she, alter some hesitation, avowed her
confidence in that encouragemeot, and :classy
'that on the day when the Battles daughter dis-
appeared, the girl came into the neighbourhood at
five o'clock to purchase some cotton, and went
on a necessary occasion to the ditch, from
whence she returned to a cotton-seller's shop close to
domaufs louse; and by his desire,. Umale got her
ban the hack door, upon the temptation of giving
her sweetmeats; that the informant saw this as she
went to the window to throw out some prawn skins ;
Jumaul carried the )341 up stairs, and seated her
upon a ches., while he went out and bought foul
pieceworth of majoon, wheels, under the deceit of
its being sweetmeats, he gave the girl to eat ; when
the girl was completely stupified, Jumaui took her
up in his arms, and carried her into a room below,
whence, about nine o'clock, the informant heard the
girl's lamentable cries. as Jumaul was forcibly ra-
vishing her ; when he had accomplished his pur-
pose, he came up stain. The next day Jumaul ob-
served to the whole house, namely, his mother, Ze-
nub, his brothels, Mahomadjec and Funnoo, their
wires, Sakeema and Kununa,his sister,Chand Bebee,
his wife / fare, Umole, aboeementloned, Sulameh,
a slave girt, Delawur, Abdul Rehman, boliman,
his slave, and to the informant, that to keep the
girl longer alive, and to the house, would bring on
disgrace, and, therefore, it would be adviseable, at
night, to strangle her ; at midnight, therefore, in'
presence of all the aliovementiooed persons, while
Delimit. held the girl's feet, and Abdul Rehmar
bar laud, Jumaul put a noose round her neck, and

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tightened it, till the girl, after consithing for about
te:i minutes, expired timole then took of the
ornaments from the earsoinse, arms, anti legs of the
body, and those of the neck Annanl him:elf took
off, and, tying them up in a handkerchief, &livered
them to limo!e, and she put them into a tlaest;
after this Jumatti tied he body Am his shoulders, and
coveringhimsat with a qua:, wetis in company with
Abdul Rehman, Salim in. and Delaway, and nu"
it into the ditch, and they then returned home."
In addition to the preceding particulais, which
we have detailed with as much accuracy as cirvirns
stances would admit, there are nea,y others thecibly
corroborative of the degrees of guilt, in which ik,
several parties were implicated, in iespea to this
unprecedented ail of barbarity; but we isnagiae
sufficient has already been advanced, to appal the
very feelings of humanity. We shall theretor,•, for
the present, dismiss so melancholye subject, in t'.e
hope of being able to follow it up hereafter, by
nouncing, that all the parties who bore a sh.,
this vile and infamous transatlion, have
.7,
that exemplary punishment, which the horrid .
mity of their offences so justly exposes thein to.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GV •ILDUAL.,
TY. V It .
Ro'tert Fabrum,Shopland, ,lealer and chomp
William ?stinky Evans, Mark-11,.0, London, !vote •1
DIVIDP:CD.
Jllin Bush, Sheerness, Kew, shopkeeper
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PRICE ()V STOCKS YESTERDAY.
&A Stock
179! 9
per Cr in Reduced hej
3 per Cent Consnk .
4 per Cent.
;6!;it
5 per Cent IcAvy
-141
5 per Cent. Loyalty ..
Long Ann
Imperial Ann..
Om •itim
457 4
India Stock. . 11, 4 't
Exclitcpier Rdls PV. I
CUllfg)l3 for... 58,
T. DISH, stork-Rooke.
No. 4, Cornlat, and 9, Charing.Clow

PRICE OF IRISH srocks
Guy. Deb. b per Cent. (Feb. Er) ..........

COURSE OF EXCH. --,..,
NGF, TUCSDAW, Ft 26.
strn.ter.la .1 ... 30 9 2 U. (;...n~a
m,.r Fir_
Dat Siete .. f.B 1 Ven.,..• ....... 10yilatt4
' Rntieeda.n e. f... 111 92 U. Lisnam ' 6O •
11 uf.b...gh Sb 8 241, Opno..
‘'• Ma
Iti•is
. 1/.(,.i VUs 26 0 nutting. l. I. 4
it-urdeaux
, ale:
ann lel eff„r. Dsauloloons ........ 0 00
‘1..1,14
ID:tt., 181 sniert. Slyer in Bart . ... n 3 6
111(10,-. irli Nt!"I 1.01.116 ........1.... i) , ~
1.116311 IL 491 Nilo nrrete 44uk el 13n0rn11
Naptes
Ithrblitt on Leerlran (Feb. 11)
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aurnisi
On Saturday, in Edward-str,..et, l'onmao.squarn, di, La
Sir Williaor Waokett., Hart. of a 441131,
Lade Charlotte Rape wa..afely delivered of a eat chter. se
Wednesday, thu I.'th inst. at Erll nbu.ch
On ten 19th Instant, Mrs. Wm. Walliet. Brawn, Meth
St. James's-street, Ed.hburgh, was safTly delly,sed of a
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Qo Mataim se'nnigl.t, at M. Mary de land..,,Plasielen,
Cattalo Evelyn, of tha 46th Reg,me..t of Foot. I d of eiesaraf
'Totiyot, to Miss Rude*, daughter of the late M, James Calla
On TM4elmy ye'noight, at Letert, Csistairt .1. r. Robersa, d
ithe South !.rues Vo:o,.t.,ers to Mi • Horror, daughter al Wa.
160Tret, E.Q. of Hutstperooitit.
Muridae, at Mar-la Church, fl. my F. (Sneak
Esq. law Lieutenant colonel of the 4th D.aciarst tiaaedt,
I Lad) Lambert.
Dr,crt is.
Ou Thorselay, aced SG, aft... a !interring and paint's', Shen
of set .Tal year-, Mrs.PrivitAt, tire lad. Matmeduke P aksa,
F..*q. of Itrattir,l3, csa dseittr., ~f toe late Rey. wm..,a
'hick, "(Ohm's!' Fenton, in YotkM.,e.
On Westin:ado, evening 13st, at Ihretor Steelss house, oat
Tower-h.:l, Me. James 11.11, o: East Sm.thfudd
was an sodden, that era entering that Do.:t.res house, he d doped
in a chair, and ~,.tautly ex ~ i,, AI.
A few days since, at Oxford, after a very short 1114.,
Richard Tistn.„,ll, Esq. of Cinch Churr's CM og cedar
aor of Richard Huyle Townsen4, F.sq. of flar.:ott hu.oe, r.ear
Salisbury.

HIGH WA I'ER THIS DAY AT L9ND'JM-BRIOGL
Wb.ris. 8 moo. atter I —Even. 30 mita att.i I.

SALES BY AUCTION.
To STATIONERS, BOORSEI LERS,& CARD MAXUS.
G.Nluin.: Stock ot l'ape- . I ... fidant
lir %teams BURTIM and V!NNUR,
On THURSDAY, Pehreofy aft ISO* et Eleeen o'Cleelt,
th. Pau lieid, Cita,ton-4,ect,
GE.NUINE .ASSWUMENf OF PARR.
mends- c •ntie,ed from ill LLANI D, in udu.lt $11,14
1111.1• Ired Reaw+of e..olicap, rluck and Thio Po,e, Vint Me.
daunt, News Dcaty,, and Rola, Double S'i.iat Lem, for Mu
sic, !cc
To be vii are I the Met nine of Sal.:.; and C•ea'..traos as
R“oni ; and of Mose.. Horton and Vector., dY, Osoeod
N.B The Lots w oil be str4nged toe dp. a::owlaedatyesl
the Tride.

PF.M6ROK FISHIR E.
VAA'4A• ands irtMweenlaltli .Yrealisisf Ilstate, %es* 11.sytidevi
Manor. Eisner,: Perpetuar Ad roes .n,
By.II.IIAR COX f., BuiptELlJ, and FOSTER, •
At tkirraway's, ne FRIDAY,-Marc:. 96, at 1'044.
AV EitY and improveable 1;Z
r...i.r.kTEveinstiiiniatel2oo acres of Lam:, kit totem/nem
wd:.callal Um-et Trefgartiriseurg a Paroill aIA Landslip Ora*
',MEd in de'iglittu, part of the enmity or Pensorrike, she
Mg in t;an,..:. five miles ou the tinir,sike rc I hem
ttarerltd-
west, and tell miles from Frimil • consist Int of sundry *0414
orchards, bar mos 'court In,lifes, barna, rabies, oboes, Per" 84
parcels TO rich •rtil fertile amble, meadow, and wood-lase, 49
acres of winch are oak timbres, highly ornamental as well rap.
fitable, and wito entrieforod dery-welts; tr,e whole to a d
fence frgethet with the next Presentation a*A
hdrowsori of the Living of Cheat Trefgarn, sod all the Rowel.
tim, Manorial Rights, in Coen Lert, Court l$ mu, ht. wan se
extent of Fit:l.3y of imr tea miles of the West Kulir, 914
skinatlie Fstate, a favourable stream In eels, trout, and ma-
mon : there is good stone on the Estate for building, and a VA
mill may be erected at very little expellee. This lowan, .4
worth the attention of* any Nobleman nr Gentleman wen rosy
wish to invest hi. money in land, hi • part of the ccontl7 rrhAe
the valve of land is daily rising, as in that yen •f South
May be viewed any time tit. the Salc, on application to Mt.
Peter Axton, fieliihnit, near Havertnrdwast of whom [artier,-
an may he hod one month preceding; elan of Melon. Shaw,
Harker, Yates, and Halton, hfarieheator ; Jab., Chit
Chester , she Bush Inn, Bristol: the Castle. end tits
Mr•iner, Haveofoniwest4 the White Hart, N.rbenh ; at the
Place of Sale; and of Mesita. Peter C.sise, Burrell, and Foster.
Thrnmortoti-street ; where a Plan ofthe Elute may li a meal

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