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SAT URDA.

GOVERNMENT LM II A NNUI fY . OFFICE.
Bank•strost, Sept. 20, 1814.
THE following is a short Seale of some of the Rases
upon which Government are now granting Life Annimie":
They are payable Half-Yearly at the RANK of ENGLAND
the same as the Dividends, and may be received by Power
of Attoroey. 'I hese Annuities may he purchased nn Singl" or
Joint Lives when the XS par Cent. Cons. or Reduced Annuities
'are at or above ie.ith Upon the death of any Single Nomi
nee, or the Survivor cf any Two Joint Nominee', :me-fourth p.a:
of the expired Annuity (over and above all Arrears) is payable
to the Person entitled to such Annuity, or toll's or her Execu-
tors, Administrators, or Assigns, provided it be cleansed within
Two Years attcr such decease, but not otherwise.
.C 3 per Cents. being tie and under G 5.

For £lOO of Average Rate
£3 per Cent. Stock. hr £lOO Money.
A Single Life of 35 reevives £4 15 £7 7 3
40 5 0 7 15 0
4. 5 7 $ 5 11
58 5 18 11 19 10
55 a 7 - • 9 18 11
50 7 1 . 10 111 7
45 • 8 s - 12 11 2
70 '9 13 - I{-19 3
75 Scopyrard4 115 3 - 19 le 9-
All •tke intermediate Ages will receive in proportion.
Putitelais way be had (gratis) on application at this Office, or
by Writing to tke "Superintendent," it the Postage he paid.
S. HIGHAAI, Superintendent.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
TRUSTIES.
The. Duke of RUTLAND, K. G.
The Marquess of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
The Marquess of NORTHAMPTON.
The Earl of BUCKINGHAM.
The Earl of UPPER Ossosr.
WILLIAM PRAM, Esq. M. P.
SCROPE BERNARD MORI.AND, Esq. M. P.
Managing Director—J. T. BARRER BEAUMON T, Esq. F.A.S.
PERSONS Insured in this OAce share tne Profits
A. EQUALLY, wills' the ORIGINAL MEM lams, according to
their ropes live C3ntrtbutions. A p.rmanent Surplus Capital of
.Est o,orO Las been subscribed by the est iz.inal Members, and they
alone are responsible : hence those who now desirre to ensure are
effectually secured against that unlimited responsibitity which has
been so:severely fel: in societies upon the Contributionship or
Oniot. _ _

. .
Ageris‘ Are appnioted in the principal Towns, who are also
Agents to tS'e Provident Life Ofht.e, founded on similar
principles.

• ST. ALBANS} HZRTS.
To Lc t.+ l', and entered upon immediately,
LARGE detacLed HOUSE, delightfully
satiated in the skirts or the Town, consisting of excellent
sittinr-rentr.s, ten lled4oon,s, light Closets, &c. with suitable
Pfflees a Loge productive- Uorden and an Orchard, together
With s Cottage edjaiasrsg.. The rent of the where is extremely
tnodgrite.--Apply to Mr. Robert Nicholls, Auctioneer, St.
Albart';, ; or to Mr. gull,Nipposite the India Rouse.

KLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE.
TLis day r as published, in royal folio, (to be ^ontinued every
• fornltht), price Y. verb Number,
1? 0 WLANDSON's CARICATURE MAGA-
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JLL ZINE for Aei.,:tuber. Containing., Ist, three Requisites
of a tian.of t ed. Medical inspeciion,o7 Joanna's Mira-
cles; od, Joanna Soutbcott excommunicating the Bishops) and
sa.b.,Thi. Four Sealon, of Love.
• N B. Any of the former Numbers of this entertaining Work
nuty be had separate.
I.ooden: Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside;
'pad may be procured of all Booksellers.

It 21, 1814.

X .IR.IL POST-OFFICE, Seleleeekr 17, 1814.
11Y Ztatutt 39 Geo. HI. cap. 76, called (the Ship
I.teter AO the Postmaster General was authorized to re-
c .:ept Letters ditected to Places within the King% Dominions,
and to emanates blend the SeJl, and to forward them by any
Ve,sels (although not Packet Boats) and to take a Rate of one
hail of the Packet Postage of Letters morged by Packet Boats.
Asa by the same Act the Postmaster General was authorized
to take a Rate of Postage of 4J. a single Letter, and so in pro-
portion for I.etters brought by Ships other than by Packet Boats,
under certain regulations from places Moved late Great Beeswax.
The first Clause In the above Act continues in force : —hut
But an Act passed in the latt Session of Parliament, 51 Geo.
111. cap. 169, the above Rate of Postage of 4.1. a single Letter
will cease on and from the Inch October, 1814; and a Rate of
6d. a.single Letter, and so on in proportion on double, treble,
and Ounce Letter's, will become payable in lieu thereof, In addi-
tion to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the Internal
conveyance of the Letters.

And the rime Act contains the following Rreutations, viz .
Sl4 Letters iniy be foi warded by the Part's. themselve•.
Stet. 3. The Pe/smelter General shall receive terms .
revel to Places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and
Kingdoms and Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons who
may be desirous to forward them themselves upon payment of a
third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the Postage yid re tern
the Letters to the Persons, who may forward them by :Al, Ves-
sels, not being Packet Boats, without Penalty.
Persons Licensed to collect Letters.
Szcr. 4. And the Postmaster General ■hall and may Licerec
Persons to collect Letters to be so tortvariled upon of.
the aforesaid Rates, so as such licensed Person* shall previously
bring the Letters to a Post-Office and pay the Rates,—and ail
Coffer-house Keepers, Brokers, and others desirous of collectiti
Letters at their Houses, are hereby required to apply to the Cc•
neral Post-Office, in Lomivird street, or to the several Postmas-
ters at the Out Ports, for the said Licence!, which will be deli-
',tree to them free of any Charge whatever.
Agerts in the King's Dominions and Cou,' tries beyond the Seas,
Sscr. 5. For the Security of Letters coming to Great Britian,
and to place them under the operations of this Act, Scct. 5 and
6, de Postmaster General is to authorize Persons Abroad to
collect Letters from Masters of Ships and others, and to nuke
theta up in sealed Bags or Parcels addressed to the Postmaster
General, putting into the said Bags or Parcels a Certificate of the
Number of Letters contained in the same, and an Impres►ion of
the Seal which shall be used, and the Date when sealed, and for
their care and trouble the Masters to whom the Bags or Parcels
shall be confided tor conveyance to Great Britain, shall pay to
such authorized Person at the rate of Ss. 'British Money, for
every 50 Letters, and so in proportion for a greater or lesser
number.

di. 4

The Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General
in the King's Dominions, or Coutorrks beyond the Seas, the Co-
lonial Postmasters, his Majesty's Cotuuls, or Vice-Consuls, or
where there are no Public Officers of these descriptions, soy
other nib& Officers or respectable Person will be authorised by
tie POstmaster General to make tap Bags or Parcels of Letters
in the manner before described. •
Seer. 6. Masters of Ships are to pay as above for the Bags en-
trusted to them, and on delivering the !ante in a perfect state at
any Post-Office in Great Britain, will be repaid by the Postmas-
ter the sum of money which they shall have so advanced, and
' also for their own sere and trouble the sum of Two-pence per
Letter for every Letter or Packet cc,fitsined In such B.tgs or
Parcels.
Seer. 7. If any Master shall open any Bag or Parcel entrusted
to him, ortake out Roy I.etser, or not duly deliver the Bar with
the Letters at the Post-Offiee, of the place where he shall arrive,
without wilful nr unavoidable delay, every Master ehall
.104 pay £SOO.
Sect. d. If any Person whatsoever shall send ary Letter or
Packet by any Ship or Vessel of which be shall not be the
Owner, or it any Master shall have on hoard or carry any
Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without such Official
Mark thereon, the Person so offending shall forfeit afid psy £.l
for every such Letter or Picket.
Sect. It. The Niastets are required on their arrive! in Pert,
to sign a Declaration that they have delivered all Letters on
board according to the Act, and until suet, Declaration, the.
Officer. are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and every
Master wilfully neglecting shall forfeit XS*.

QTA'rE LOTTERY of 6,000 TICKETS—NO
L 3 BLANKS—ALL TO RE DRAWN IN ONE DAY; 15th
OCTOBER, 1814. •
SCHEME.
1 slt xsopoo Asap°.
1 2.160 D
3 ••••••••• 1,000
500 ......., 1,300
12 100
10 50
100 5..1 • so
5,BCO 5
6,000 Prizes. 260,000 '
TICKETS and Sans es are SAM* by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Contractors for the Lnttery,at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-
buildings, CornhM, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross.
Where they sold the following Capital Prizes in the Last Lot-
tery, which finished drawing 17th September :
No. 6,154 • 210,000
. No. 763 5,000
No 9,459 1,000
IN THIRTY-SIX SHARES.

PRICR 3LICPZNCE-IkIALPPS*Nir.

SALES BY AUCTION.

COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY,
No. 5, CATEATON-STREE
THE Conductor of this Establishment respectfully
announces, that he has formed, from the most approved
documents of actual business, a NEW SV,ITEnt of COM-
IERCIAL EDUCATION, and, In com.equerce, is enabled to
quality young Gentlemen for every department of commerce, i:,
a mariner which has hitherto been censidered attainable olly h 7
actual experience Iu business. Gentlemen aho have completed
their studies at Ftvi, :•.rid Winchester, \Westminster, Harrow,
the Charter-house. Niercl,ant St. Paul's, and other pub-
lic claitsic.il seminaries, with those whose education has been ne-
,Jecteti, arc conip.ete3 in the most expcditioos manner. Candi-
dates for adissioston luto the Naval and Military Establishments
of Government and the East ladle Conn any, the Bank of Eng•
laud, or the Public Offices, are thAoughly qu illfied. This Con-
cern is also calculated tar the rherton of Foreign-Gentlemen, at,
well as for those designed ii'r commerce in any foreign station.
•I be business is conducted In spacious premises, forming part or
the tau: Paul's lead Tavern, 3, Cateatun-street. The Boarding
Department .is colvitiqed' at 31, Basin&li-street: The Ace-
deny is opened MotOvt, ittA'etinesday, Thursday, and Saturday
EWENINGiS, for Goittctoutt engaged daring the day.
• A Prays:curs may be bad grids, at the Academy; and of Mr.
411,41ente, 3.4

IN the various tempi aints incident .to tip human
frame, thtre are now mere dreadtul in their nature, nor more
alarrififig in their coust quinces, than the Git A V El. and SIGNE,
PAINS in the PACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and 1.1.1 M•
BAGO. rhey coroplakits to which tvcry person is liable,
and are a toundvirin for every other species of Dc..ortler.
HICKMAN'S Pi!
Composed of the mos* innocent ingredients, have been found of
singular efficacy, in liot only strengthening the vessels containing
the urine, but in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it.
from which proceed the above complaints, btc. removing the
calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten-
dency to these disorders, without confinement. From aconscious-
new of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a.
private practice of many years, they are offered to the affiliteds*
and recommended as a curt for the above complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, earner
of Se. Paul's Whirred-yard ; and retail by &darn and Sharp. Ports.
mouth; Hall, Harding,and Johnson, Gosport ; Allautt, Weston,
Mallory, Jones, Portsea;Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glen-
vitle,Gabert,and Holdand, Plymouth ; NeWbury,Duhltn; Baxter
and Macdonald, Glasgow • Smith, Mindetaton, Scott, and Kea-
burn, EdinbUrgh ; Ortenvek, Bath; Lau & Peck, Hull; Grayson,
Edwards and Penny, and Billinge,pverpool; Stains and Lynch,
Mancbeeter ; Bowen, blorwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmbish.un;
Iregody, &IOWA; Whites MOMj lad Moot Mak"' Ws-
Nis Woes 1,16 eis Isik,

NAVIGABLE CANAL. DEPTFORD CREEK BRIDGE,
ROCK and SER JEAN rs• INN AMICAELE INSURANCE.
SHARE:4. By M. scorr,
On Frisby, October 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mat,
moNmourH CANAL, dividing 4810 per
Share dear per Annum; Elle.mere OW Union, Chef.
men Canal Shares; Eight Deptford Creek iErldge ; 100 Rock
Life Assurance Shares; and a Policy in the Amicable Society oil
the Life of at-leadsmen in his Seth year.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Bineinghun ; at Hatcliett's
Piccadilly; at the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, Sea Nero Widow
aro*, Lestios. -

And with respect to Letters from Grcat BriPain to Countries
abinad, Masters cf Veesch arc required to take Notice, that if
they shall have on hoard any such Letter (except the Letters of
their Owners) neither inclosed in the sealed liagi that will son
thine to be made up at the General Pos:-Ofilee, and at the Out
Parts, nor having the 0/lijal Mark and .`.tamp, to denote that a
kaz.: of Postage h:ss been paid far the same (of which stamp Im-
preseloll4 are cad:lt:it,' at elm y Post-Office), such Master shall
as aforesaid fortnit the Sum of Five Pounds for every Letter.--
And the officers of the Customs are, under thissAct, to admi-
ulster an Oath to every Master, that he has not any Letters on
board contrary to Law.

WOOLWICH FERRY.—MORTGAGI NICURLTIFIL
Ily Mr. SCO l'T,
On rriday, October 7, at 111 o'clock, at the Mart, In 24 Lots,
WOOLWICH FERRY COMP.% N
editor Act of ParlLameor, .GSGOO Mottor. ogs :3cturitice,
of 1300 ani AlOO each, art bearing interest at s per cast. per
annum, payable half yearly, secured on the of the Perry,
and Filleheli-Setates in Kent and Ewe, belonging to the said
Company faseeprieing two public houses, which are lee with the
Ferry, :a lontn.tt rents. Printed Partkolars may be had at the
h!p, at r Ikleriesi; Grew Gate, Piaistow; the Ferry Housesa
at the Offices of` Mem% Stri.l.A.^.4 Lytton, sotishatsi Camp
street ; Mr. Scott, ell, Rev; Br/lAtlpereet, tied a- As Matt.

WILTS; CoMirl'ON SAS9E/T. • •
FREEHOLD BSTA I wi b FARM HOUSES. MIMS,
S l MILES and OU Is-BUILDINO9.4, and TWO HUNDRED
and SIXTEEN ACRES of MEADOW and Alitit.BLS
LAND, with the Right of Pasture for 219 amp.
By Mr. ROBIN',
At Oarraway's, Fonder, October 11. st Twill's,
A,DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
tore at Compton BA bent, in the County of Wilts, amok/log
of twu Farm houses, with Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings,
acid three Comes, wit'i 216 Acres of rich Meadow and Arable
Laud, and the right of Pasture over 100 Acres, for the feed .1.
425 :;heep, in the occupatinn or Mr. Clare Flower le M duel.'
mss, int 4. C pion is distant from Caine *lot two maws,
seven from Devizei. eight fruni Chlppenhani, dad i s front heart-
borough, all excellent Marlivt Towns, with good Roads.
be viewed by applying to Mr. Sumer, ut whom particulars.
may he had ; Mr. •Merryweither, Caine ;at the Crown Devises ;
White Hart, Chipptnham ; Castle, M;:rlborwegis ; Black Sear,
Hungerford ; at hlr Uenrtchs, solicitor. Cecil street, Strand; aft
Oarraway's; and of Mr.Roblus, Warwick street, Golden-square,
Macre a elan of the'Estats may be seen.

GOOD% OOD PARK.
Ey Nlessrs. Will 1 L and SON,
On the Premises (they-free) on MONDAY and TOZSDAT nuts
the 2.lth and 27th instant, •
ALL the entire valuable LIVE and DEAD
STOCK belonging to his Grace the Ehsko of RICHMOND
on the GOODWOOD FARMS : consisting of Atha criebentoi
Flock of pure South-Down Sheep. of S ;7 very prime Soul haDows,
Ewes, 647 Wetbrrs, 423 Suck Lambs, 21 Rains of ataollalle_
dupe and beauty ; 10 clever active Cart-horses; four half-M.
ditto, a capital Cast Mare with Foal at font, a capital faII-Ind
Saddle Mare, Eve-years old, got by Optician oat of Cheshire, by
Carla.; a very handsome web bred Saddle or Gig Mare, six °Ct.
*very promising ono-yearling Cart Pi.ly; a ditto, half bred; two.
Mules; two English Asses with Foals; a Maltese Stallion, and
three ditto Asses; 14 most excellent Mach Cows..al=
which are of the true Snows. so re d the remainder of the •
Isresti ; eight fatting ditto; three Sae young Boils; .is betodiug
Sows in Pig, mac Boar, 27 Pigs, and IS thriviug Shots.
Tim Dead ,Stock canasta of three particularly weti-bialt Comb
Waggoas, seven Husbandry ditto with broad and narrow wheels,
a light ditto, 12 one-brew Dung-caru diva, throw raved Carte
ditto, a capital 'limber Catnaps with broad wheels, and a Tim-
ber Gin for ditto, two Stone Rollers, each f.ir four homes, two
toro.horm ditto, five 0u.,-,linrse ditto, nine drag sad risk moil
Harrows and Tackle, a :Lisp drag and ditto, a nine-share Plongh
and ditto, a Couch and IC drag Rakes, six one-wheel Pious*
and tackle, two two-wheel ditto and ditto, a large road iLtto-sod
dittos a qiun,ity of Wailes and Sheep cages, ditto of Sad's.
two Winnowing and one Drilling MaLhuies ; Water Cask on a
carriage, a Couch Rake, IS pair of trace and 24 pair of thill Har-
ass, with blind foil., collars, and halters complet e. sight ox neck-
collars, sir pair ditto harness, 24 pair of ploughdicto two sets of
winnowing tackle complete, Corn Bins, Bushels, Scoops,
and Seeillips, Pig-troughs, Sack Carta, and iron Bars; an excel-
lent Flt,nr Machines with wire cylinder, a Potatoe Mill, eight
t.adit.Pl of various lengths, Prong', iorits, Sieves, Rudders.
ihuvels, with numerous husbandry implements, carpenters' anti
van-tiers' tools, &c. • Also a quantity of Sweed Tunrip seed awl
thrashed Oats. A well-bulk Sociable Car with cushions, and a
town mint Gig and Harness.
The I.VI Stash, and one half of the Shecp, will be sold the
first day—the Horses, Cows, Beal:, and the remaisider of the
• Sheep, will follow the second day and the Sale to commence
each day precisely at Eleven o'Clock, at the East End of the
:ark, :war Waterlit acts.

The Stock may he viewed four days previous to the Sale, from
nine till one In the morning, by applying to Mr. J. Andrews,
BOrgrelle. _ _ _

(~;stalugues niay be hail fourteea days previous to the Sale,
One shilling each, (money returned to Purchasers,) at the Auc-
tiun dart, an.l Wriaway'l Coffee-house, London; Libra:.les,
Brighton, Worthing, Bognor, and Tunbridge Wells; at all the
principal Inns it the adjacent Market 'towns ; at the Inn at
Waterbeach; and of Messrs. te and inn, at their °Bice,
North-street, Chichester.

• Officers of the Customs.
SFCT. 9. The principal Officers of the Customs at every Port
are required to search :ihips for Letters on board, contrary to
the Act' aid to seise them, and they are to be intitled to a
Moiety of the Penalties.
Sect. 10. Such Officers arc required to administer an Oath to
every Master outward'bound, that he has not any Letters on
board which have not paid the Rates, not being the I.euers of
the Owners.
A Declaration is to be signed by every Master arriving fitin
abroad, as explained iu that part of this Advertise:vent innuedt•
arely addressed to them, and until such Declaration the °Miceli
are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and (sec. 1u) if any
Collector, Comptroller, or Principal Officer, hereby required to
prohibit any Ship or Vessel breaking Bulk until the Provisions
of this Act be complied with, shall permit such Ship or Vessel
' to break Bulk, suck Collector' Comptroller, or Officer, so per-
mitting suck ship or vessel to break bulk, shall ferteit and pay
the sum of Twenty Pounds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to
the 'Wormer.
Beet. 14. Any Person who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp
Mark of Postage, or Dteignation, to be put upon the Letters by
Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the
Postage, will be guilty of a Misdemeanour.
acct. 13. The several Penalties of this Act to be recovered in
any Court of Record with full Costs; a Moiety to be .aid to
the King, mid the other to any Person who will inform and *Le
for the same.
Seat. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India
Company not their Directors, froM sending and receivh g from
their Governmeats and Servants abroad, Packets, Lettcp., a•;,1
Papers relating to the Affairs of the Company, and of their
verarnents abroad is the manner accustomed; but all Letter 4
that are not the 011kiij Letters and Packets of the Bait India
Company. are bible to the Rates and Regulations of this Aet.
'lbis Ant will be put in execution at the General Post-Office,
London, and at all Post Offices in Great Britain, on the ilth of
Oetoimr, 1814, and in places abroad as sew es may be after-
wards,
The Postmaster-General will feet it hi: duty to enforce Pay-
aim gibe Penalties on every breach of the Law.
h Gyre% I As ?Hissed*, Gourd,
VideCea ARANLIrte &aviary.

EXTENSIVE and IMPOR rA Nl. itEEHOI U and THE.
FREE E.-;rATF., comprising the entire PAR I ,11 of GREA f'
FEW, alai stmtby FARMS and LAND:', in the adjoining
Porishas of Sandford, Swerfard, Little 'Few, South Newinr
ton, and Barton, all in the County of Oaftaril. Iwo conve-
nient Residences, noble Park, Manor, and Aslvowbon, can+
mining is the whole about 37 10 Acres, of the value of nem
Ten 'Flioucand Pounds per annum.
Ily Mr. FAREBROTHEP,
At Carraway's, tau Friday, September SO, at Twelve o'Clocka
unless an acceptable offer is previously made by private eon: racc
FIIHE entire PARISH of GREAT I'EW, wit/A
1. the MANOR or LORDSHIP extendinir over the iambs
Courts Leet and Bunn, two excellent Residences, noble and lady,
timbered Park, Ponds well stored with Fish, Coach-Hawes
Stabling, excellent Gardens and extensive Plantations in a mats
of the most thriving luxuriance. The whole VIII•ge, the
rush Advowson of Ormit and Little few, the income of =
arises front Lands la the adjoining Parishes of South *mist.
too Little Few and Barton, sad sundry most eligible Fame
anSDwellings, on which-are three very powerful Threshing kb;
chines turned by waters sad containing in the whole ,best 31011
Acres of remarkably rick Arable, Pattgre and Meadow Lad.
well timbered and watered, and in a high state of cultivation
and repair, the whole Is Freelsold,'l'ythe-iree, land-last mikes's-
ed, and in a complete ring fence. Also suadry FARM: in the
Parishes of Sandford and Swerford, containing about $33 Acres.
The whole of the above lying together, antra a ring fence, turns,
a magnificent Domain* suck as is seldom offered to the
and is worthy the serious atten.hin of capitalism, either Mean in.
veittneet of money, or for a residence in a most commanding
ilituatinn. Great Tew is 17 ink» from Oxfard, s fruit Wood-
stnek aid Banbury. aad G Irons Ch.! piii,:,-N0:t441. a:I good su .r-
-het :owes, abound's with satin , atul is in the neighbourhood of
several Packs of Volt tiontuis.
Descriptive Particulars, with Plans annexed, to be had at
Tracey Farm ; of hiMerc Chi.rchili. Field, a:id Weston,
Dedilington ; Pktisrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Danville,
Lincoln's Inn; at Garsowayl S!ar, Oxford; White Lion, Ban-
but.;; Bear, Wnitd+totk; G,:oige, Nortlianiptuu; Warwick
Arms, NV.irwick Cobham Arm*, Buckingham; Red I.ion,
Waite Hart, Benson; Crown.
ham • and of Mr. Eatebrothec, Beaufort-house, Bow.
liirnitele
Rreha3dil37lg; ;113011,1H.V4etlyiligTWr"dhit;e liart, gods; Hess and Chickens.
fert-beins•ngs, 'Sian+

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