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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Mauston-Hot:se. il,r, a irrete.,l,4 1..4.
OFFICIAL REPORT
. : OF THE FRENCH MINIsTER OF THE INTERIOR.
I - which he could not take upon biniself to say he
un,derstond.
Baron Gennnw -The proceedings which I read this , _766.14„
114.
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COURT OF KING'S BENOH, NOVEMBER 14.
.tog Atitican, but a no Mom Vagrant, was
c! . .
- • TO IRE KING.
SPECIAL. PAPER DAY. as 0 :nes :-An Odic. r stated, 111,1 while ' tud 1
through the City he kund the prki.ner ...! P.:l'l
• An analysis of the Proces Verbal of the Councils , morning, state the grounds, and on peornusig
you will find the decision was founded
General of the Departments, for the year 1817, has GILL AND ANOTHER V. DUNLOP.
striking reasons. nogodthaeomd
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just been distributed to both Chambers. Prefixed_ erh
sor• wertONCZY observed, .. the ne •-ceachman Ms tones ahem :1 fare. 'rt... . .
that HOr.3e of Lords, / P I
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d
This was a writ of error from the.Crimmon Pleas. es ee
• this analysis is a Report to his Majesty from the Nll- It was an action upon a policy of insurance, dale 't appeered, ragetei aid f•irkrn .s Le Ira,. tad .
sehded the coachman to di ive him as Girl,.
Ptt• •
Lima. or any though it denied their right to be admitted
at
nister rit the Interior. This Report is important, and ground of mortgage claims, never did say h. they . A !..... r
the 2Sd of May, 1808, at and from . .
is.cotiched in the following terms : other port, &c. on the coast of Smith America. to ought not to be paid. These claims were in the pro-
vshertiin.ig:isfeer:r.,r.oa.:lfj,,eivt,t.,.rse;
f(ritolirie.:isl.zri:n.;:.l7;eeir eori,c.,:t.4••
• - • 44 Slat-Since I rendered to you an oceonnt of the
' . soffraees of the Councl of each department, your any port or ports in Great Britain, on the Portuguese
grass of investigation on the general report. Inter-
off eyehole payment. Toe eels .••r .. •• is::•;:•••• •
. • Majesty observed two of them, %%tech, insicid of sup• neutral ship Bons Irmaus or Trium Americano, both.
or either at a premium of 18 guineas per cent. suo• rogatories were exhibited to be prat ei S.r W. Lewes
that ailect..d to b.: withaut a pr cue, t.
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4 • , •TCP:t!:!. ~ respecting these demands. Would t!•eir Lordships. I.u"kotr) i'l,;.°ld-t,retid. t• ofhegei,"gi role ore -
s• pertieg the well.bting or your Government, were
,ject to certain returns for convoy. The cargo con under such circumstances, risk .1 possible evil to tee APPrenene".•
..' 'se Lunn NI l'' 1 ri° 4•11:ed it pr:.,..!:t.
' o more busied in discussing its acts than in promoting sisted of divers goods, dollars, and specie, which were defendants ? Besides, the prayer of the plaintiff in ' how he,
1, My Lord, .. I wanted to call st a ci,r,k'. seii, ~,jf
those measures which might have ameliorated t!ii•
the bill he filed, not only asked for the rest Oration of hire a coach, 2:e.1 vili the coachmati i*-The ptit,.••.4
shipped at Lima, and aft. retards captured and de-
cendition of the prisons and of the public roads. but rained within the harbour of Cadiz, by persons act-
his estates, but for the settlement of all accounts be-
MA s on, ° Gene God . can
.it he pristble 11,41 sle, ,":
, your Majesty must have left sarilled in perceiving ing under the atithority of the Spanish Gevernment.
tween the parties. There were jedgment debts, in- it was my ,•;fe who c iilloti the cti.td."....•ele j.. 0,1, ,-
' tans the greater part of the Councils were intent oit
wroth as you can have a wire fe-kere ol eie
1 The 'question was, whether this voyage required a
dependent of the mortgages held by Mr. Morgan
' 1 the object for which they -respectively met,
cers slid it vas the case; he shmetitere, they se
attending Overlie from the South Set Company to legalize it,
against Sir W. Lewes. At all events, he could not
with zeal to the wants& the Administrei ion, as erne- in addition to a license from the British Govern-
see how the present motion, with a regard to perfect
noting from views in accordance with public utility. merit, which appeared to have been granted to the
justice to all parties, could be acceded to. He did lived, picked generaly by sweeping tne streets, 5,,, '.
• 4' Your Majesty has been so impressed with their British subject; interested in the cargo. The Court he had most gery eeisted by vagrancy. To e.
-, not expect that his Learned Friends could have look-
excellent spirit, that it has induced me to present 10 or Common Pleas held, that inasmuch as the %2 prisoner, they added, had been about six tines •ed for further than an order to pay the money into
• you an analysis of their votes, and to order the print- Geo. 111. c. 77, authorises any British vessel to trade, brought before the late Lord Mayor, Ilililll a cieor
Court, and give up possession to a person appointed
ing ef the same. It is this duty I am Anxious to lid fil. as well as to :fish, on the Western Coast of Southof begging.-The Lotus Mnvoa said tar
by its authority. . teas el ~..
e - e The Ordinance of the 25th of March, 1817, America, within the limits therein prescribed ; ane
Ms. Baron GRAHAM said, that the urgency of the curable pest to the City, end regretted lie 14.1 ~r „
which directed that the Prefects should hold their as the 45 Geo. 111. c. 34. gives she same privileges present case required a speedy detertainatiou, and the alternative of sending Lim once mute to lee sec;;,
Sittings with the General Councils when there was to neutral vessels, if licensed, as are given by 42 - Patrick Ct w j
that the ...out would proceed in it shortly. 4 -t1 •!ri J.,
• to be no examination of accounts, has been coninien- Geo. 111. to British ships, therefore the voyage inCaton were charged with cutting sad on •iini 1
DUELLING. • •• lig ....._
• ted on. A few Councillors have protested against question was protected by these two Acts. With the leave to .c a criminal in-
Mr. Gutteee applied for Ft ' O'Neil, a St. Giles 's watchman, on r e night , f yvz.
• ' , the admission of the Prefects, as prejedicial to their permission of the Court below the case was after-terday se'onight.-The prosecutor,
formation against three Gentlemen of the name ofwlei had rtctivee
Independence. They failed to observe, that in pro. wards turned into a special verdict, and now that
Nichols, residing at East Lope, Cornwall, one being that sort of injury which prevented his a toidoce
a Ca ptain, and the others Lieutenants in the Nav y ;
, * , testing in the presence of the first Magistrate, the re. verdict was brought under the consideration of this until this day, stated-that the two prisoners Iwo 41.
presentative of your Majesty in the Department!, Court, for their decision upon the same question. knotted at the corner of Lauren,et-street, St Cti.;',.
the motion was made on behalf of a Mr. East, an
I • they exercised that independence which they supposed The case was argued at great length by Mr. Ito with a number of other abandoned charecters, see
Attorney, who had been spending an evening with
, , • ._ ' to hive been restricted. They were not in fact eing ointments for the Defendant in Error, arid Mr. Ale they were kicking up a sham fight. fur the sake le
the three persons above-named, same day in the last
• in feeling the happy effects of the presence of an ad. Dimino jun. for the Plaintiff in Error, and, picking pockets, 3S it seemed.to him. lie eesine
month. In the course of conversation something
• ' , ministrator among them; they found that, by this The Count, after intimating a strong opinionthem to depart, but they refused to do su, and ese
. .passed, which•
subsequently
at it appeared, to the ,
means, their information was more direct and assured, against some of the grounds upon which the case Prisoner Conelly used very bad expressions.-o*Xtili
•great surprize of Mr. East, his companions took of. p
and of course, that they found themselves more bent. was decided below, postponed their judgment, on left them until he returned from his t,,etids, elect*
fence, though he had said nothing with any design to
, s • ficially guided to their proposed end. account of the great importance of the question.- insisted that they should disperse. and he took oge
provoke. The next day, however, a challenge Wes
" By far the greater part of the General Councils Cur. adv. vat. sent to him by the youngest of the Messrs. Nichols, of Conelly to fulfil his duty. Tile ptis^ner iftrw a
have approved of the Ordinance of your Majesty, DANIEL V. MOORE. • to which Mr. East replied, that he should certainty knee front his pocket, and needy ten off one of tte
• e . and acknowledged that salutary alli stem of Govern. Tlds was a special case for the opinion of the Court. watchman fingers, With the other baud he • -
not accept it; in consequence of which, one of. the warc • . strai
ment and the Councils which throws a reciprocal Tr was an action of auumfisit for money laid out andhim viuleutly tit; the nose, and I t.,en e;caped. Cater.
other brothers, the next in seniority, sent him another
.seS light on the necessities of each. The anxiety of these. expended to and for the use of the defendant. Plea
Mr. East, however, treated invitation to light.this' assisted in the rescue, but did not strilto.-Coliei4
Bodie; with respect to the state of the prisons, bos- _I. Non.amaquit. 2. Ache nem, acmvis inter Jr,.denied having a knife, and Cann I aA ;
message with the same indifikence, stating, that he peetleee 0in0ce...5,
pitals, foundlings, and mendicants, luis affected your alum. At the trial before Mr. Justice Bayley, at alsogether.-The Magistrate canine-nu-el aid, urt.•
was a husband, and the father of a family ; but even
• • Majesty's heart, fine you 'have seen with grief, diet the Summer Assizes for Yorkshire, 1816; the Jury rily on Conelly's company, and committed both fa
were lie upon equal terms frith the young Gentleman,
•:•. the interest of humanity still requires much to he found a verdict for the plaintiff, subject to a case of h capital offence, in cutting and nreimieg au sheer
he should not chink of meeting such a boy. Upon
•• done.-The subdivision of Impetts, the operation of which the following were the leading circumstances: • in the execution of lei duty. this objection, the elder brother, the Captain in the
the Land Tato the disposal and maintenance of the Plain Off had been tenant of a house of which the de- ey
rravy, stepped in, and said, 4' If that is your reason tanWLIATa AND LEA ItENHALL NlAtttiLt s furs,',;;
• internal force necessary to the preservation of the tendant was landlord, at the rent of seloo per an- • •for refusing, you shall fight me :I am not such a__ . oly tie Car:
traneuillity of the public, are serious subjeets which num, during the operation ot the late Property Tax owe e'er stone 2s 4d to 3s 04 i Vsal 34 Li to 44 s! 1 - boy, and you can take no exception to me." Mr.
your Majesty has directed to be considered. Act, by which Act it was provided, that the land.
East, however, •d in his peaceable d • persisted - Mutton - 2s 811 to 3s S.: 1 Pork, is 4.: to Ls 4.1. •,..,'
" You have beheld with delight the manner in lord's property tax should be collected- on the pre- ti ._ iamb S. 0.1. tu 4
which the Councils have rivalled each other, in at miser, the tenant deducting use amount thereof from .
non ; and in order to protect himself from further ...'7;•• . ' ' ' ' - '''' ' " - - " - • - • . • .
Pitt OF HAY AND sTRAV: YEsTrADAV. •--
insult and outrage, felt it necessary to call upon the 37. DAMS. V. II STEC 1,111F.1..
Once promoting public instruction, whether in the hisjrrt payment of rent to the landlord. who, if he . . . .
Court to interpese against these very pugnacious bee- Hay 31 os ud to 51 10. Ott 1 Iliy 41 cos •.. r iss
establishment of Christian Schools, properly so called, neglected to allow the deduction, was liable to a
three, who were so anxious to distut b the harmony Sera" 11 Hal Gd to Si Ss Od i :trair 11 1/3; to tn is ,
• 5 or those for mutual teaching, and not less. Christian,
penalty, or subject to an action 4 the suit of the , Clover, bl. oc. cd. to it. Os.
of the Borou hof E Lone. g ast •
which concur to spread sentiments of order through tenant. For twelve years the plaintiff paid the land.
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the lower classes. and which, without injuring the lord's property tax voluntarily. without ever demand- Lord Eeemosostouost--The grant of a rule to l'itlCE Ott HOPs.
RIM NAOS. raw POCK FTS.
agricultural labour, make every one happy in his lot, ing the allowance thereof in payine his rent, dill less thew cause will probably bring them to their sepses.
Mr. Gutte • " • • [Cent
sr concurred in this optima, anci.the 251 os to 281 Os i Kent - 261 0; to t;11 oi
by rapidly and universally diffusing notions at once demanding it upon the foes payment of rent, as re- Sasses 541 us to 271 Oa i FA:l+el 251 Os to ...St to
.moral and religious. quired by the Act. The reason alledged for this rule was ordered. Essex • • 261 Os. to :WI Os 1 Farnham :01 O. t!, :1: 1:,
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: /4 Whatever interests the public and individuals in was an apprehension on the part of the plaintiff, that RAW HIDES.
i *e. administration of affairs-the repair of roads, if he urged the deduction of the property tax, the On the sth instant, the Presbytery of Glasgow Bast Heifers and Steers (per ordinary es od osi ed
stone) • es 8d to 3i 2d Market Calf 7:. tuck
z donstruction of bridges, inland navigation, draining defendant woulu increase his rent. However, at the gave judgment in a cause of eery great importance Middling% ea 44 to es 6.1 Eng. Horse 9s to tut 51
of marshes. the clearing of uncultivated lands, has expiration of his twelve years tenantry, he own- to society. Lady STUART, of Castkmille and Huai- Sheepskiris-Pullr.l, se A
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..... to 5s 94-Downs as ed to Via
• . - been the object of the greater part of the Councils. menced this action, far the purpose of recovering the .enny• Ewing ?deism', Esq. of Cathkin, as heritors, hbearlings Os tat. to od.-Lambs Os Cif to 0. 4.1.
Weir researches will supply most useful materials amount of the property tax which he had so paid and the Rev. Perms* Ceesoe, Minister of the parish PltiCE Ok, If:ATI-MR IN I.EAIIIF.NMAI.I.- i l'StE.a.
for the labour of your Majesty's Ministers, sod give during those several years, and the question was, of Caraunnock, lately raised an action against Da- Butts, 5020 561bs 214 234 Cali Skins, 30 to 412% 17. :4!
rise to to which your wisdom will not fail to whether under the circumstances of the case, the ac. vid Drybusgh, schoolmaster of that parish, accusing Ditto. 56 to 66ibs sad 264 Ditto SO to 701 h% '2',. 57::
Merchants Backs cod Ond Ditto To to tens 3.41 td
. 'ego:title. tiun was maintainable? him of impiety and contempt of our holy religion in
11 It is consoling to see how every mind is direr- Mr. &meow argued for the plaintiff, sad Mr. 'its most solemn Pitioit-71F TAI I W
ordinances, desertionof the Established . ' -A) •
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St. James's Market 41 Id ( l'own Tath-.w es e
ted towards agriculture-the principal resource of LITTLIMALII for the defendant. ,
. Church, cursing and swearing, and immoral conduct Clare rat k t 0, 0,1 vll R t
ar e - 1 eow es. a 6% P;
• ' France. The want of repairing the internal cam- The Comte- were uturnimously of opinion, that the in repeated . acts of drunkenness, accompanied with Whitechapel Market 4. id i White ditto :os Pe
• munications (between the Provinces), and of having action was not maintainable, upon the broad prin. improper and offensive deportment and behaviour ; per s toz.e. of bilb. .-....- 1 Soap ditto Csi. o
„• - saw ones opened, has been admitted by all. The ciple that thhse being vuluntary payments, and the and concluding, that in terms of the Scottish Acts ewes. :Soap, 'es-Mottled, 1046-Curd, hiss-Inns, se.
• roads. in the vicinity of the capital have excited par. transaction having somewhat at an aspect of fraud of Parliament, passed in the reign of Xing William Candlos per duo. Its Id-Moulds, 13s ad.
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• ticular attention; and your Majesty is not ignorant upon the Government, the plaintiff was not now at and Queen Mary, and of a late Act of Parliament of COAL MARKET, NOVLMBEst 14,
- that the succours which you graciously ordered to be Skips at Market.
liberty to enforce his reimbursement by process of law,. his present Majesty, the defender ought to de deposed sas Newcastle Ships sold. Pri,ra.
,;- clastributed have, in exciting the greater part of the and therel. oe gave judgment for the defendant. from the office of parish schoolmaster. After exa- 13 tconderlatol ent
its 345. ed. to 03 al
375. 31 to 4'i. fie
`Communes and a number of individzials. produced mining •a great number of witnesses, and hearing ►0 '''""" (:" 0 trOs. cd. to o,:s. 9.1
' immense public works, which not only have affettled COURT OF EXCHEQUER, NOVEMBER 14. .
parties, the Presbytery
.passed sentence, unanimously coteooßY MARKET.
'•, parties, the metres of subsidence to the indigent, but rendered snt WATKIS/ LEWIS 9. MORGAN.
, finding the charges proved against the aelender„ de- Ur Dolour., Noy. 11.-- 'At brat tear lcul, lte cs• to l'l7 fl•
f.: in many places the roads excellent, which were be- . Mr. DatiNcee sheered Cattle against the rule moveci New ditto. WI Otis to 001 0.... Barley, per tjuatrer an. •t/ 544
prfying bum of his office, declaring the parish school
..• fore almost impassable. far same days past. calling upon the defendant to Oat, 24s to at.. Beans 425. k. Sal. Tess 44 to UK. lip
ti- e •
• " Several General Councils have already turned deliver over to est W.
-Lewes, the possession of his of Caraiunneck vacant, and requiring the heritors to 405 to 42-
e. proceed Co the election of a new schoolmaster in terms ISTRWICI;; V , ..FP It s. Nov. la.-Went, 565. to 102%. Prtief •
" their attention to the means of bringing into cultiva. estates and the of the received rents, amount- of law. Tees decision is tight, it being decleted by aut.to tee. Oats, 20s. to 41S. Beau; 4eis to sus. l'r4i fog. woof
s lion those vast tracks of land which are as yes covered ing to £4OOO, after the payment of the mortgages.
~ Bread 11%. Od. per gallon.
Act of Parliament, that the sentence of the Presb .-
with water or chouked up with weeds. Tne present applicetion, he said, was most compre- • 7 Oximit 0 Hots. I 3.--11. e Price of a ht.thel oils/we !fr. Sl4.
46 It is conceived, that the exertions of itteividuals henstre. It went to the same extent as in the Simple •wry in a case of this kind shall not be subject to the Price se' Q j , I.ld G•' • '
Ste 4.1 le Quarters Lou,.. w0e...et.... is. -d. ,!...r.... . ...,
review of any C Civil Ecclesiastical,•
ouzoor in the LIA4I2I:AT _ , Ni..; I - • 1.1111r4t fiS end. •:,03.1,‘!. 4 L 6,448. ilea,
- • ought to be called to. the assistance of the Gowan. case of aeransaction between a mortgager and mort• Kingdom.
62.. per sack. Bread Is. led. the Let pea.
i mein, in trying Co produce those amelioretiaus viLich gagee. Yet during the protracted stages of the pro.
DISTRIATIVE At A •
8110 E- curious case came on, -........ ANN MIXER.
Mal OF t;011)
. the public ticesury, charged as it is with so many :reedit, every Court to whose judgment it was sob-
.on Friday last, betore the Court of Police at Edits. Porton! Cohl in Coin, per us. 14 Os el.
heitheus, is unable to afford. In some parts. the mime!, had pronounced it a case of great coin lies burgh. some Gentlemen, in a frolic,
made a
wa Fortio u4)1.1 in liar; 4 G. 44
' .local •edminiatrations have ioyited the districts to lisp* His Learned Friends in submitting their mo. ter New Doubloon % . . . oOs rd.
of 20 guineas with a waiter. that lie could not drink
. make drains and rpm canals and roads at their own lion, asking for a risk of such importance to the par- ..New Dollars - • _ oOs GI
a quart of brandy and run to a certain distance. The iiver In Bars o ss ^i.i. ' i
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,charge, assisted by the tolls and the other means ties implicated, and particularly to the defendant,
•waiter won the wager, and went to the Gentleman's ---"1"------ .--o- I
which your Majesty or the laws have placed at their did not cite a single authority to prove that any semi-
. lodgings at an hotel, and demanded the money,
disposal. In a great many departmedts there has been lar application was supported by precedent. They ..Partirdey, at stevaeon, the Lady of Sir Joke Goolon qs-c....i-.
f winced a desire to see cleared and brought, into col- culled upon the Coat to do that, off saltarm, at the
wnich was given him ; but in doing so he insulted Barr. of ay,
tlauz!.ttr.
the keeper of the hotel, and was given into the cis
°outer MG., at Lisbon. the I a,1.i.0f nr: • .li. r•Gen.'l.ll!:•t • )
&alien the waste tends and commons, frequently possible risk of great injury and injustice to Mr. Mme . d Campbell, of a ilatir,lster.
Vof the Police. In the 111CAll time he became
useless, and very often 'a nuisance, to those who gat, which. if they were right on the fullest investi.
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. veryill from the liquor Le had drank, that a sur- MARRIi:.I).
. ilinuldlitsire benefit from them. It has been pro. &aeons and xthen the general report was before their ,so . , •s
seer. II at Paris, Cap Arton a OP.- Pa rairl 1.3" Cr%. .••
posed to authorise the Communes to make some use- Lordships, it was then in their power to attain wish. g`*"."` '''* sent
for,
and it was not till after great ex. o • s '
, barium., only dalight,r 1.1 Dr. Clue!•4l.l.:te .lE'llrl'a,•
atoms had been used, for tire:ads of four flews, that -
.. - i WI grants of them •; but for carrying such grants into out difficulty or much delay. But their Lordships he . DIED.
effect, resources are wanted. were aware, that independent of the amount of the •
was restored to his senses. The keeper of the hotel At Dinford, ef an inealvertamry f- ver, en tbe Id of Ne-n:. •
“ In order le set tbe example, your Majesty has mortgages, Mr. Morgan had other claims on Sir W. brought the waiter before the Court fur striking and I.er, I.a.vrense 1), n,;:.4 Omer., Ml.l.leyman WI 1;....r! :.. •
. witted an inquiry to be made, whether there exiso lowes-ju nsultier him • and in the mean time the money was
elgment debts, which most be considered I ° • ' • • • " ' -
jesty's •liip Ola wow i....r1t son of thu lase Altzu;d:rl,-•:
in the royal domains any marshes or uncultiteied ep give him au equitable lies on the property. The g 'h c _
Ind ed we the leak. After hearing parties, the Esq. of K:nnet.
' Magistrate ordered re 2to be paid- to the surgeon for Nov. 19; Ow* along t.:.,1 rz!i Cul illness or 11 ....-tri.-, Tri,'et a
.., lends whith alight be granted ; but the small span- Court would bear in mind that Sir Watkin Lewes bon: with the :utmost re5i.....;:ti.4. 311.1 torsi u!.•, ~i.ar .-kt:^r 1-n,
. eity of land of that description among . the royal do► possessed but a life estate in the property, than he was his attendance; ,e 1 to the two watchmen that took , ewe timthrer of Mr.; ;t4 tt•tt ..s cp,rise, book .11 r, i; Cc-. •.»,
mains, will not admit of your Majesty's benevolent of en advanced age, and that theretore if the object care of the man when lie was insensible; the man Teereley, of the typists. ivver, at St. Get:NV-tr.?, a:i.l.-1;•,..
intentions being carried into effec- The most pare he now sought was acceded to, and the defendant •
himself was ordered to have reB ; and the remaining Mr. J. Bilk., in the eal 01 hi% age.
' '''. of the marshes, waste lailds, &c. age in the possession Was compelled to deliver up the possession of the 4110 forfeited as a fine to the Public. tiatn..l.ty, at Bouglactsl-1:111. noar Maideono, CPR! '!r • 4'44-
E.g. lite Lieut.maut-Co:ooel is time li..ti, or I: who's t.;:• ... ••
principally of communes or of individuals. It is, estates, Mr. Morgan, on the establishment of his It is universally acknowledged. by the most respec- lex".
only by 'hewing them their real lowest ind encou. claims by the generldreport, would have been left table part of the profession, that the Medical Boards, Sunday, at Ids house in Albemarle-street, in the 77!h i'' 1 '
his see
caging them, that those lands, whist may weal the wholly naked Add ansectued. It was also to be re- established by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte s
, Mr. John Brewer Davie. li at.
. , reMployed bands, who are now seeking in foreign collected, that by the effect of the present bill the House,. Blackfriars•road, and Woodstock-street, Ox- PRIC
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E.UI STOCKS YEzri.FRI).C.".
Bunk Stock
1. ' cowries that fottune which it is impossible for them hands Of MF. Morgan wore tied up, rood these ford-street (a few doors from Bond-street), ale the "I" India :lock 247
Red. 1020 ludialkin4,e9 :e3 rr*
to &talk in France, can tie brought into cultivation. claims. Had no such obstacle presented itself, be fountaip head for advice. It is a tact, that, by the Cones-4H I Huh. Bilk ot;.1.: :ft :farm.
a. I implore your Majesty to declare your plea, could long before that time have made them ace. united talents of these Gentlemen. upwards of Six 1 pc:rev:lt. 99; 915 99 -...-- .1.I; 19 ti pr-
4ure whethor legislative enactments.ahall be prepared tire. The Learned Cougsel prqgeeded into a de: Ibousand Patients have been cured annually of ob- ;pc:celeste§ • Con*. for Aec. 1••t' "::
tl.g. Aims. 2.1 15-103 :21 laettry'rlckett ,t_•.?..l.'''L:_._
.• en this, important ' subject, or whether you shall tailed statement of the connection between Sir W. stinatseDiseases ; many of whom had been discharged
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i ye it until .the approaching Session. in order to Lewes and Mr. Morgan, a connection he would -ad- from Hospitals, and hundreds had been improperly ; NIAI La rills DAy.
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