The National Register.
London, England, 1820-02-06 00:00:00

Marched ea hut left, constantly outflanking the field of battle.
The sight increased the disorder, cod prevented every ar-
rangement. Had it been daylight that the troops could
have seen she Emperor, they would have rallied, but uothing
could be done in the dark. The guard begun to retreat.
The fire of the enemy was already 400 t0e..., in the rear, and
the rnudA were occupied. Th- Emperor and his staff re-
novated for a considerable time on it hillock. Four pieces
of caution which were there, kept up a brisk flue on the
plain, and their last dischatge minded Lord Paget, Gene-
ral of the English cavalry. F.rially, not another moment

was to be lost. The Emperor could only make his retreat
through the debt of battle. The cavalry, ..Itillery, and
infantry, were all in confusion. The staff gained the little
town of Genapes. It was hoped that a corps of the rear-
guard might be rallied there; but the disorder was frightful,
and all efforts fur that purpose were vain. It was rirveo in
the reciting. In the impossibility of organising a defence,
hope was placed in the envision of Gerard, the third of the
second corps, which had been left on the field of battle of
Ligny ; and to which orders had been sent to proceed to
entre-lir,s to support the primal.
'6 The French army never fought better than on this day.
It performed prodigies of velour; and such was the sisperi-
(Oily of the French troops, infantry, cavalry, and artillery,
that but fur the arrival, of the let and id Prumilan corps the

victory was gained, and would have berm plete over the
Anglo-Dutch army, and corps of I ulna t that is to say, teas
gained by one Rohm two, (89.000 against I Y0,00J.)
*" The loss of the Ang army and General liulnw
was, during the batik, far superior to that of the French;
told the loss of the French during the rttreat, thous!' very

considerable, Mace it, included 6;600 prisoners, did net com.
peasate that of she Allies within the four days' fighting-4
lose u Mich they acknowedged to extend to 60,000 men—vis
61,800 English, 3,500 Ilaunscrians, B,OOJ Belgian, Nassau,
and Drumstick troops, which made altogether for the AnAlts-
Dutch satiny 23,800, Prussians 38,0(Y), making a general
total of 60,800. The loss of the French army, including
every thing in the route, mild up to the walls of Paris,

egeowited altogether to 41;Otle men.
" The National Guard maintained its old reputation. but

It wtisengaged under unfortunate circumstances. It was ow-
-1 Soaked on the rids, and left. and innndated by fugitives and
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eseniies w ken it began to enter on line; far bid ihe guard

had the opportunity or lighting, wail its Hanks supported,
it would have ►epelled the efforts of both the enemies'
armies unite✓. During more than twelve hours 12,000
French cavalry were masters of part of the enemy's A •Id of
battle, maintained a contest with all the infantry sand lti,ooo
of the Anglo-Dutch cavalry, whose charges mete constantly
repelled. Liertenant-Gencrul Duhessne, an old whaler,
covered with wounds, and of she greatest bravery, MIS

tensile prisotter is endeaventristg to rally a rear guard. Count
Lobar was also taken. (..arnbronue. General of the guard.

refoamed uo the firkl of batileseverely *wounded. Out of

21 English Generals, It were killed or severely wounded:
the Dutch lost three Generals. The French General 1)u-

herniae, though a primmer, au, 111161lleillitirli on ilw 19th by ft
Rraiswirit hussar; and ilia. t rime has remained auptintshedt,

was as intrepid su liter r, u consummate General, always
and unshaken us good or in bail fortune.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. *I

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FEW. 1.

Owlets/or the Coures going into mourning. on Thursday newt.
the Sd isistant..ibr our late most gracious Sovereign King George
. the Third. of blessed memory. viz.
• The ladies to wear black bombasins, plain muslin or long lawn
linen, crape hoods., chamois shoes and gloves. and crape fins.
Undress—Dark Norwich crve.
The gentlemen to wear black cloth. without buttons on the
'sleeves and pockets. plain muslin or long lawn cravats and
weepers. chamois shoes and gloves. crape hatbands, and black
swords and buckles.
Undress—Dark gray frocks.

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having been given to the defendant by the holder.
It was stated, on the part of the defendant, that the
complainant had made arrangements With him, •.hich
were calculated' to prove that the whole transaction was
Ile honourable in both.
lefendan► was bonnd to

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Marched on his left, conttantly ouniankioe the field catwalk. J. Thomson, Mancheeter.bookselktr. Bela Meassa }twain- , Proceedings have been instituted by the merchant
The night increased the disoider, mid prevented every .r- son and Hopkinson. Lincoln's has against the witness for the 6301., goods to that atiatunt
rangentent. Had it been daylight that the troflps could W. Hayzelden, Milton, Kent, saddler. Sole. Messrs. Brace having been giren to the defendant by the holder.
have seen the Emperor, they would have rallied, but molting and Monies, Lincoln's Inca
Weald be done in the dark. The guard began to retreat. J. GuhdrYs Goldsithnea, Corawallernwrohant. Fol. Mr. Folk ; It was staled, on the part of shiatlefendant, that the
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complainant had made arrangements With him, ~rich
fge tier of the enemy was abrade 400 towasa in the rear, and let e. Temple.
T. Davies King Street, Covent Garden, grocer. Sol. Mr. were calculated' to prove that the whole transaction was
the roads were occupied. Tha Emperor and his staff re- Gw_ynne, New
Inn. a mere money !ransaction, equally honourable to both.
mimed for a considerable time on st hillock. Four pieces T. Collier. Newer. Shropshire,' liquor merchant. Sols. The !mid Mayor slid, the defetidant WAS bowie, to
of ragman which were there, kept up a brisk the oil the Moors. Baxter and !locker, Gray's Inn Meta
Oita, and their last dischatge wounded Lord Paget, Gem!. J. Harper, Edgeware Road, cow keeper. Solis. Messrs. Mar. prove shit., tro the satisfaction of a Jury, and milered hint
rail of the En lash cavalry. F.nally, not another moment tineau and Mahon. Carey Street. so hod bail to answer the chart-wet the Old Bailey
was to be lost. The Emperor wield only make his retreat T. Green, Liverpool, auctioneer. Soh. Mews. Blackstock BOW-Si I.IILEF.
' tlvrough the field of battle. The cavalry, tannery, and and Bunco, Temple. Bu Rat All ES.—Fritlay three young men, named Wall,
infantry, were all in confusion. The staff gained the little R. Towle, Blandford, Dorset, draper. Sol. Mr. Bingley, King, and Roberts, were brought before the snout: •
bits') of Genapes. It was hoped that a corps of the mar. New Inn. Magistrate. charged on suspicion of being concerned in '
guard might be rallied them; but the disorder was frightful, S. Wilma. Rotherhithe, corn factor. Sol. Mr. Towers, Castle
monerous burg' d ries at Kensi nation and it, Ileightillte begirt.
F and nll efiwts for that purpose were vain. 1.1 was rlrveu no Street, Falcon Square,
M. Pocks, Ross. Herefordshire, mealtnan. Sole. Messrs. Voile they were smiler examination, Peace die
q Ow sweating. In the impossibility of oraanssing a defetice,
Fowles and Quilter. Red Lion Square. officer of Quiets Square, cause into the office on other
Mope was placed in the envision of Gerard, the third sof the J. Wood, Nottingham, buster. Suls. Megan. Baxter and business, and Brenta King at the bar, produced a warrant f..
second corps, which had been left on tar field of battle of Bottler, Gray's Inn.
• Ligny ; and to which orders had been wad to proceed to i custod but
T. Stammers and W. S. Button, Sudbuty. Suffolk. arid T. agai"st I """ fm. burglary' He had bee" '" y
Qs:ore-Ur,' to support the pelmet. Adkin, Colchester, Essex. millers. Sola. Messrs. Wiglesworth escaped from the watch-house. ,
The French army never fought better than on this day. and Conley, Gray's Inn Square. They were all remanded for further examination on
It perfarmed prodigies of valour ; and moll was the sisperi- seDatton and J. Dunn. Liverpool, merchants. Soli. Messrs. l'uoulay next, when it is expected that several Charges .
oihty of the French troops, infantry, cavalry, loud artillery, Minivan and Gregory, Reiland Row. will be preferred against them.
' that but for the arrival, of the 1.1 and id I.l.llWillaciwps the S. Millard, Glocester, linen draper. Sol. Mr. a'Beckett, Rowe and Sunlit, the two men who were apprehended
victory teas gained, Rod would have been plete over the Broad Street, Golden Square.
,on. Tuesday last, on suspicion of being COM noel in
Alight-Dutch army. and corps of Union t that is (pray, was J. Kendall, Southwane Mill, Cumberland, miller. Sob Mr.
roitoina 8 Mr. Pinney of his pocket-book, contaitiiiia
. gained by one against two, (09.00(1 against I Y 0,001) Steel, Bucklersbury.
Jr. Wortliington, Warton.
Lancashire, coal merchant. Sol. 631. were brought tip lor another examination, when ~
" The loss of the Anglo-Dutch army and General Billow MNorris, John Street, Bedford Row. Smith was discharged, not being proaerly identified.—
was, during the battle. far imperitor to that of the French; a, '.
I. Taylor, Preston, Lancashire, tea dealer. Sol. Mr. Norris, The other was remanded oil that charge, and also for i
and the loss rat the Preach during the retreat, Amish very John Street, Bedtard Row.
considerable, since it, included 6,000 prisoners, did net cum. J. Hill, Bristol. straw hat manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Dix, Pals. littering a forged huh. note at the shop of Urn. Appleby,
penbate that of eke Allies within the four days' fighting—a grave Place, Temple Bar. in Parliament Street. •
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Ism %shack they acknowedged to extend to 00,000 men—vie J. and H. Watson. Friday Street, Cheapside, warehousemen. Mary and Anti Farrell, sisters, were fully committed
$l,lOO English, 3.500 Ilawaverians, 8,04 J Belgian, Nrissou, Sol. Mr. Wilde, College Hall. • for trial, charged with uttering a great on tuber of forged .
and Brunswick troops, which inside altogether for the Angle- F. W. Rutledge. Lucas Street. Commercial Road, corn dealer. notes in the vicinity of Covent Garden.
Dutch army 22,500, Prussians 38,00 a, making a general Sol. Mr. Abbott, Mark Lane. '
total of 80,800. The loss of the French army, inclnding DIVIDENDS. •
every thing sts the route, and up to the walls of Paris, Feb. 24, W. Watkins, Worcester. corn factor-36. W. Brice, DaeaDruL Fiat —Ott Wednesday morning, almost 1
smowited altogether to 41,000 men. Bristol. merchant—a, W. and F. Meet.. Albion Coal Wharf, a quarter benne three o'clock, an alarming lire broke
Christchurch, coal merchanta—a. W. Demy. Holland Street,
" The National Guard maintained its old reputation, but aid in the oil and tarnish manufactory of Mr. Half, of
and J. Dewey, Coal Exchange. ship owners-22, R. Swan.
It was engaged under utsfortunate circumstances. It wastrel-
Gainsbarough. merehant-28, W. Randall. Leeds, merchant— Chemes Street, Tottenham Court-road. ‘1.111.-adis, the
laaked on the netts and left, and inandated by fugitives and 2.5, R. Fox. Norwich. silk mercer—es, T. Crooley, Sheffield. wateltti.ait of the heat, was the first who discovered the
~Wes •lren it begot' to enter 11l line; for h'd the guard shopkeeper-22, w. Lloyd. Thames Street, slopseller-26. E. lire, and he alarmed the neighboura. Soon eller the '''
had the opportunity of fighting, with its Hanks supported, thuunotn, Quecnhithe, warehouseman—S. W. Woods. Clare commeucentent of the fire several etsgi ties arrives, on the
it would have repelled the efforts of both the enemies Market. coal merchant-4R, M. Hayes, Liverpool, merchant— 1..
,he the;
flames row to au alarming height about ~
erring.' united. During more than twelve hours 12,000 March 7, J. D. Huffy. Paternoster Row, Christchurch, oilman—
spot, ant were furnished with a good supply of
French cavalry were masters of part of the enemy's Aadof4, K. Boon. Artillery Place, Finsbury Square, merchant-4, .1. I water.
battle, waintained a contest with all the infantry and 15,000 Cox and J. Morgan, Gutter Lane, wholesale glovers-4. W. lour o'clock, and communicated themselves to the pre. ,t.
of the Angle-Dutch cavalry, whose charges wet e rimming!) Gammon. N. Benjamin.and J. Swam. Austinfrisz , merchants mises of Messrs Crowther s, leaf her.sellers, and to the
repelled. Lietweriant.Gencrid Duhesine, an old soIdier,CERTIFICATES to be granted Feb. 22. —7, J. Harris, I laselor. Watwickshire, dealer. premises of :Messrs Potts and Contusion, cabinet-makers . •
covered with wounds, and of she greatest bravery, was and naholstsren. The house of Mr. Hall fell in with a a..
IL Hancock, Manchester. cotton merchant—R. Ruder,
smile prisouer in endeavouring to rally a rear guard. Count terrible crash , and a high wall adjoining a mews, where
Altrincham, Cheshire. fellm D. and T. Mallinson Lep.
Lobar wws also taken. Cambronne. Gewertil of the guard. sume servants were employed, fell over into the mews, • .
ton. Yorkshire. fancy clothiers—S. Davenport, Manchester.
retwamed tin the field of battle severely wounded. Out of osgsaver--It. Tayle. Manchester. engraver—W. Dewey. Coal in consequence of which two of the men were heart, and
14 English Generals, It were killed or severely 'mounded: Exelleolle, coal factor—W. Dewy, Albion Coal Wharf, coal carried to the hospital. The whole of Mr. Hall's pro- . .
the Dutch lust three Generals. The French Getter/al Du- merchant— W. Dewey, Holland Street, ship owner. party was destroyed, and considerable dainage was done '
hawse, though a prisoner, was assassinated 011 the 19th by ft _
to shed remises of Messrs. Potts and Coll inson.
Ressitiswick hussar; and this t rime has remained anpunished.
He was an intrepid soldier, se consummate General, always CLOCK AUD WOMAlL—Wouteit, who are given to
Ars and unshaken ais good tor in had fortune. chattering, have been compared to clocks. Fontenelle
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mANPOIiIIt. being asked what difference there was between a clock
FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. * A case of considerable importance to those who are and a woman, replied, " A clock serves to point out the
-ms- engaged
in Hill transactions, came on before the Lord hours, and a woman to make us forget them." , •
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FER. 1. Mayor. A practice has hems developed within the last Tuesday last ato inquest was held at the George !no,
Orders/or duCourt's going into mourning, ott Thursday neXl* few days, and it was stated at the Mansion-house, that Hawkhurst, before lain s Ottawas.. Esq. Coroner, on :
theti:e
I.3db:foulard.
oftblefoodtbr ourmemolate Tyos.
yti.gracious Sovereign King George
y are every clay su twang 101111
eminein houses in the cit • If • I the body of Win. Coachman. aged el
5, a servant to Mr.
• The ladies to wear black bomb:wins, plain muslin or long lawn spectalations similar to this, of which the following is Hunter, fanner, in that parish. It appeared limn the 1 ..,
linen, crape hoods, diamois shoes and Worcs. and crape fans. ass ninline :-- evidence, that on the preceding Tuesday winning, the '
Undress—Dark Norwich crapes A voting man of very respectable appearance and fa. deceased loaded a gun, which lie had been iii die habit
The gentlemen to wear biota cloth. without buttons on the nfy was attended before the Lord Mayo; by his Soli- of using, and fired it at a inrd, at the back of hisanaster'e
sleeves and pockets, plain muslin or long lawn cravats mod .
weepers, chaplets shoes and gloves, crape hatbands, and black ' our. He charged by A • •hh• • • I house; in the discharge the gun burst, and in the
or. He was
Id.llol frosts him a solo of """"" isey. opals a cheque for explosion a piece of Woo called, the breech- gut, r. coiled
swords and buckle%
Undress—Dark gray frocks. 1401. which had been got tenses tttttt of under false pre- and struck the forehead of the deceased so violently. as .;
--.. a races. to penetrate by the blant end of the iron, two inches ;
HERALD'S COLLEGE, Pea. 1. Time C01111113‘113111 stated, that the defendant had as. into the skull , in this state the lad staggered into the
In pursue:ma an order of hie Majesty in Council. the 31st i.,-,t hiss that he had given value fin tne cheque, which house, and told a fellow servant, who was near him,
of January. 1820, these are to give public notice, that it is ex- .
aiiaid m taken up in due rune, the drawer bring a that the guts had kicked and snack his nose bleed, and
Deemed. that all persons, upon the present occasion of the death of
his late Majesty, of blessed memory. do put rkwwwires into the 'manly respectable person, alga the complainant was In. had also his his forehead; lie added, that he had killed
deepest mo ng, the said mouthing to begin on Thunday, the deiced by tins representation so halal over the autumn of the bird (which was the fact), fair he appeared eancots.
3d day of February instant. the cheque, partly in cast) and partly its bills. It was scions of the fowling piece having burst. A surgeon
HENRI( HOWARD MOLYNEUX HOWARD, soots, however, aseettained mat the detendant had alVell was liately seen for, who extracted the piece of
Deputy Earl Marshal. no valise fur the cheque, alit au lie had obt.t.siell is i , and dressed the wound. Is is extromlinary that
HORSE GUARDS. Fee. 1. upon the promise that he would 00 *A. Tnery were se. dm boy lived and WAS apparently sensible till the Stspday ,
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His Majesty does not reqaire, that the Officers of the Army t era' cases 01 a . 13r kind to .a considerable extent following. Verdio—Accidental Death,
should wear •any other motuning with their uniforms, on the against the defendant. - --.---.- ----.—.
present melancholy occasion, than black crape aver the orris. The drawer of the cheque said, tne defendant came Early in the morning of Thursday sennigiat,Mr.loe,
mental part of the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left to bun, and stated that he was ;shout so purchase a large of Attleboro', and his faintly. were alarmed by a great
arm, with the following exceptions, viz.
quantity of linen goods from ass t iiiiiteiii merchant in noise, and on getting out of bed discovered shat Some ,
officers on duty are to wear black gloves, black crape over the
toe eity,oron which considerable profit WI/0111 be ti iti, thieves were in the house, and had made their entry In,
• ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword knot. and on the
left arm; the sash covered with black cape; black gorges
and Met s the. witness would gist. 111, cheque for 6301. the parlour shouter. On Mr. C.'s giving an alarm, the
arband; and a black crape scarf over the right shoulder. he should be covered by having the goods paced in Ibis fellows, with horrid oaths, declared they • wank, blow
The drums are to be covered with black, and black crape iv to 1,,,,,ta,. A
ashen WAS to be gurus to the witness out she hiatus of any one who came (town stairs. By '
be hurig from the pike of the colour sniff of infantry, and front tipen the sale of the gouda, and this induced him to theta it SeelllS, they had been in the house souse time, as
the standard staff and trumpets of cavalry.
they are to give his chi tie q which he post dated, at the desire of the bureau, with some drawers, arc. were broken ripen,
When officers appear atCourt in their uniforms,
wear !gawk crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the the defendant,for the accommodation 01 the Merchant, and every thing turned out. It also appears that a light '
sword knot. and on the left erns; a black crape scarf over the who was to give the disposable articles fist it. Next was struck, as the tallow was dropped all about the •
right shoulder; black waistcoat. breeches. stockings, and tttttt ning the defendant called upon the witness, and room. Mri C. no, hat int much money in the honer,
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ckles. stated to him that he had put the cheque into the hands she amount of their plunder was only a one ',amid cote - • •
By command of his - Roy al Highress the Commander in Chief,
• HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant General. of the merchant, who seemed inclined to think that If and sixpence.
the amount were divided between three cheques, the' ai S lay niJat the born of Mr. Thomas Wri;tLe, of .
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. . ADMIRALTY OFFICE. FEL 1. arrangement would be of more utility to him. The Attlelaorough, Was broken open, and robbed of a glaall .
His Majesty does pot require. that the Officers of the Fleet witness wrote three cheques to the amotitit of 6301. anal tity of barley. There being a hole in the sank, the cont '
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should. wear ana.other mourning on the present melancholy gave them to the delendant, who said the merchant hail was traced to the house of a young matt !unwed Hood
occasion. with their undress uniforms. than black crapes on their awa ,s m ins possession the large cheque. but ulna., receiving Lock, who, with d companion •isa Molten, of the name •
loft arms, hats, and sword knots; except at Court, when they
to ear also black waistcoats, breeches, laselsings. and the others, it would be i ttttt tedioiely given up. The ,tol Browne, co tttttt died the robbery, and on b eing disco-
buckles:wnor that the Officers of the Royal Marines shouid wear defendant was not as good as his word. He made fre. erred they decamped.,
. say oilier mourning with their uniforms than blush cruises on (poem excuses, and declared that he had called upon the . I i us-with extreme concern we have to announce that • .
- theirleft across, hats. and sword knots; except on duty, when in, reliant. hut could get neither goods nor the cheques. ipti Wvilitesday se'itnigist, :Mont eight o'clock pma the •
they t
oleeir also
ri black gloves bl,ack and the s
ash covered with Tim_uia witness said lie should n!) o the payinvni, and .11.• .tiorth hatila•of the %%, navy, about three forloogs above
right shoulders; and except at Court, when they are to wear . .
black are
, bla 'target s, and crape iarves over their
(mit, soon a.rer produced two or the elietpies which II ilgay bridge, soddenly at tee way, making a breach to
black crapes, on their left arms. hats anti sword knots, blsel hail been last given, hot the first cheque for 6301. and she extent sal upwards of Si) feet, through which the wa•
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crape scarves over their right shoulders, and black waistcoats, nut of the last chivies for 14u1. were not returned.— er rush d wish such impetuosity, that in a very short
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breeches, stocking, and buckles. Payment was stopped, and Mom oam cheques, notwith- )one a tremendutis gttlpha of '22 fret in depth was corm.
The drums (idle Royal Marines arc to be mimed with black, sanding.
the assurances of the defenalain,nae presented, ed. We are sorry to add. that by this col nations event •'—
mid a black crape is to be bung from the like head of the divi. that for 6301. by the merchant, and that for 1401, by the sacral hundred acres of Lisa (a great part whereof is
Mewl colour staff.
painant The witness declared in the sown wins wheat) in Mamma Fordhaen, and the
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J. Hr. CROKER. Ilre,elli c°llll
. -- Batik that he should resist the paymetd, on the ground oily, are at this time from two to three le :er ttater,
CARLTON HOUSE,.Jaw. 30: that the chegoes had been fraudulently obtained. Since We shall be happy to :asses a snore fat °arable report a, ~'
This day the Hight lion. John Lord 'adorn, lord High Chan- ' event he had been informed against beatre the our next.
ceder, having delivered up to big Majesty the Great Seal of
Commissioners of Stamp*, for has tag post-dated eh The Amernisle at TtneMord on Thursday se'intight,
Clew Britain, his Majesty was plowed to re-deliver the same to
elieques.—He was filled its the mitigated 'nasally of 101. tfor the benefit' of the pour. was respectably and mune-
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vuusnistert•d Lordshipta t
lon'whereupon the caul of Lord Chencellor was
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BANKRUPTS. fur having post-slated one of thous; bus tile Comtism *rously attended.- The whole enrolee of the eve g
Armen itaving heard from lists tar etreariustances ail Its lons defrayed lay Ili Mayor, and the receipts will be
J. Bunyer, aVlietstone. Middlesex, dealer. Solicitor, Mr• transaction, inflicted no penalty liar .the other cheque applied for 111 cl-relief of the poor.
Western. Great Janes Stoat, Bedford Row.
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