Star.
London, England, 1810-01-29 00:00:00

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WHITEMALL, JANWARY

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TO THE EDITOIt, tThe King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. A.
. 1)1). the place and dignity of Dean of the Cathedral Q.
NEW BRUNSWICK, DECEMBER 12, 1369. n'bit.'l, void by the Fssamtim °De' Rower Ulm" "ills '
'!'lee Officers of ' the New Brunswick Regiment, the See of Cheater.
anxious to testify their respect for their late much- ' ADMIRALTY 010FICE, JAN: 27.
esteemed Commanding. Office', Lieutenant-Colonel ' Captain Mudge, df his. Majesty's ship Pbesnix, has
JonNsroms, whose departure from this province they transmitted in his letter athe 20th inst. to John Wit.,
sincerely regret, request you will insert in your va. son Croker, Esq. the copy of a letter from Captain'
luable Paper, the Adiresses which were .presented Ccxxle, of the Brisk sloop, and stating his having cap-,
to the Lieutenant-Colonel by the Magistrates and in- tared, on the 12th inst. le Harpalode lugger privateetl
habitants of Fredericton and the Corporation of the of two guns, with a complement of .54 men, belong.
City of St. John's, preYious to his leaving New Bruits- ,
clia'gpttuore.St. Makes'
out two days, and had made r
witk, together with the Answers returned thereto,
copies tit which are inclosed. I MILITARY PROMOTIONS
To Lieutenant-Coionel ,i6toon-4 JOHNSTONE, commanding the' welt-OFFICE, JAN% 27.
New 'ertinewick Feiftible Regiment, late President of his Ma- Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-James C. Starch, Gent. to be
jesty's Council in ti i.,.. Province. Cornet, by purchase, vice Fairholme, promoted.
" sta-in approaching you with an Address from the Magis- 2d Ditto-John Hunter, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
trate+, and flown the Inhabitants of this Town, on the event of Tower, promoted.
your departure from the Province, we experleuce a degree of em- 4th Ditfo-Alderson Hodson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase.
bar. aswment not usual upon occasions of this nature; because the vice Warren, promoted.
common language of complimentary addresses, will
not apply to Bth Regiment of I.ight Dragoons-Cornet I. K. Taylor to be
our present feelings. To you, Sir, who in private life have et us 1 Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Walker, promoted ; Chtisr.i
examples ofbenevolence without ostentation; of hospitality and • L Allinghare Gcnt. to be Cornet, vice Taylor.
eheertedness without licentiousness; and who in public stations , 10th Ditto-Lieutenant Benj. Harding to be Captain of a Troop, i
have evinced such animated /Tel for Ills Majest 'a ownricati such • by purchase,vice Smith, who retires.
regard for the interests of thii infeer Co'oue l such jedgment and 16th Ditto-Quarter Master John Hlarriace to be Regiments*
save in the manaeentent of a new Corps suddenly brought into a Quarter Master,
state of correct discipline; end such nitiform and conciliating con- 22d Ditto-Corn Francis Hale to be Ltebtenant, by Pliff,2lBl4
duct towards the Inhabitants, displayed more particularly in your vice Burgess •R. H. Taunton, Geist. to be Cornet byre:dile,
anxious concern, and unremitted exertions, for the comfort and vice Dalrymple, promoted.
ucconimodation of the late embodied Militia.-we owe this tin- Coldstream Regiment of Post Guards-Francis I.otre Becifilida
feigned expression of our esteem and confidence. We will only Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Parke-, deceased.
add, that we part with you with extreme regret; satisfied we Ist Regiment of Foot-Ensign Wm. A. Dobbyns to be Lientee
are, that merit like yours must always entitle you to the attest. nant, vice Plenderleath, deceased; Win. Hamilton Wardrope
Lions of a gracious Sovereign; and into whatever rank or situation ' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dobbyas. ,
in life you may be elevated, be natured the beg wishes of this 4th Ditto-Hospital Mate Wan. Morrah to be Assistant Surgeon
community will accompany you .and that fame, and honour, ao vice West, promoted on the Staff in Portugal.
grateful to the feelings of a Brites/1 soldier, may be your just re- 10th Ditto-Captain Charles scottw from the 3d West India Re-
ward. Gaaltx-r Ctortlea. - giment, to he Captaiu of a Company, vice Wadman, who az-
S r YrItISN Mitten, Jiietices of the Peace in be- changes.
Geo. nonzero, half of the Magistrates of 12th Ditto-Ensign John Chisholm to be I.icutenant without
Pe rte FRASER, the County of York. purchase, vice Kater, yromoted in the 62d Foot ; Ensign J.R.
HENRY SMITH, Maclean to be ditto, vice Seaton, promoted in the 92d Foot ;
" Dated at Fredericton, the seat of the Government, Robert Jenkins, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chisholm; Henry
in New Brunswick, this 22d of Nov. ism% _
Good, Gent. to be ditto, vice Maclean.
BEVERLY Roatosoe, Member of his *jetty's Council, 18th Ditto-Captain Henry W. 'Whitfield, front the nth Garri-,
EDW. WINST.O w, Ditto, and Judge of the Supreme Court, sewn Battalion, to be Captain of a-Company, vice Valiance who
Geo. Sraouet, Ditto and Surveyor Gen. of the Province, exchanges.
Jesus SAUNDERS, Ditto. .22d Ditto-Henry F. Cane, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
W otiose HA Z as, Jun. vice Fraser, promoted.
J. M. Buss, ... • 30th Ditto-Captain Christopher Mamwell to be Major, vice
l• NIC3 BELL,
_Wright, deceased ; Lieutenant Benjamin Nunn to be Captain
In behalf of the cohabitants of Fredericton." of a Company, vice Maxwell ; Serjeant-Major George Ste-
phenson to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign), vice Num).
" Fredericton, t3d Nov. 1809. 36th Ditto--4).etitenant A. Fitzgerald, front the 41st Foe!, :o
" Gentlemen-Born and bred a Soldier, lam hut ill calculated be Captain of Ag.ruptiy, without purchase, vice lecleard,
to express how gratifying to my feelings is the Address you have appeinted to the eel. Royal Veteran Battalion.
very unexpectedly honoured nit! with, on my deperture from the SS li T :!rO-I.ieufenat.t Twigg, from the Stafibrd Militia,
Province. The hospitality, kindness, and attention, I have ex- to he Ensign.
perienced since my artival in this Colony, particularly from the 40th Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel C. A. Harcourt (Deputy Quer-
Inhabitants of Fredericton, has convinced me you have been al-ter-Master-General at the Cape of Good Hewitt) to be I.ieuto.
ways disposed to view my character too favourably, and your par- nant-Colonel, without purchase.
oddity has induced you to overlook my many faults. 42d Ditto-Lieutenant Donald Miedosuda to be Captain of a
" I can however safely say, whenever employed in a public Company, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted it the Sth
station, or whenever power has been placed in my hands, I West India Regiment ; Ensign Alexander Dunbar to be Lieu-
have ever aimed at administering justice with impartiality. That tenant, vice Macdonald; Donald Maihay, Gent. to be Ea-
rly public conduct should have merited your approbation affords sign, vice Dunisar.
me the teost heart felt satisfaction. 47th DitteAssistant-Surgeon I. Eaten, fro in the 77th Foot, to
" The tentperate L!ecislons of the Magistrates have materially be Surgeon vice Doyle, deceased.
-contributed to preserve that harmony so strongly inculcated by 53d Ditto-.-Ensign William 13oeth to be Lieutenant, without
His Majery on his subjects of every profession, and which hu purchase, vice Arnot, promoted in the .6th Foot.
so happily subsisted between the inhabitants of Fredericton, and 60th Ditto-Edward Burghaagen, Gent. to be Ensign, without
all ranks of the Regiment 1 had the honour to command. purchase - Grose de Humbold, Gad. to be ditto, vice Whehon,
" The zeal and alacrity diaelayed by the Militia, when superseded.
they voluntarily tendered their sea vices to be embodied in the 77th Ditto--Captain John Rudd to be Major, vice M'Gregor,
hour of danger apprehended; proved their loyalty and claim- deceased.
ed my attentioe • the exertions of their Officers, the ready 78th Ditto-.-Lieutenant Thomas Cameren to be Captain of a
obedience of the Non-commissioned Office-1s and Privates, their Company, vice Murdock Mackenzie, deceased; Ensign John
exemplary conduct in quarters, and anxiety t a receive instruction, Miter to be I.ieuter.ant, without purchase; John M'Leed,
soon ensured them a perfect state of disciplii.e ; and I feel happy Gent. to be Ensi vice Mliver- James Mill, Gent. to be
in declaring that fewer unpleasant circumstances occurred than 1 ' Ensign, by purchagu, se, vice M'Rae, prornoted ; Lieutenant.
could possibly hale expected on any abutter occasion even in the Thomas Cameron to be Adjutant, vice Bethune, promoted.
mother country.
.79th Ditto-Paymaster William Moffatt, from the 2d battalion," * assured, I quit your society and this Province with heart- to he Paymaster of the Ist battalion, vice Baldock, deceased.
felt sorrow; and nothing but the hopes of beingrnore actively em- 621 Ditto-Lieutenant R. B. Barton, to be Captain of a Corn-
played, would have induced me to leave you, or the regiment I , patty, by purchase, vice Coklough, promoted,
belong to. But should his Majesty be pleased to emplOy me here. 84th Ditto-:-Themes nipped, Gent. to by Ensign, without pur.
after in America, I will eagerly embrace any opportunity that chase, vice Poole, whose appointment has nut taken place;
'offers of returning to this Colony. I shall always take alive!), in- George Dyson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase.
terest in whatever concerns you; and my poor services will be 86th Ditto-Henry Vanspall, (lent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
ever at your command.-1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen, vice Cox, who retires; Lieutenant Lachlan M`Quarrie to be
" Your most obedient very humble servant, . Adjutant, vice D'Aiguilar, promoted is the gist Foot.
" Groede JOIINSTONS, Sith Ditto- *.-- Grady„Gent. to be F.nsign, without purchase,
" Lieutenant-Colonel, New Brunsvilek Regiment. vice Gate, promoted in the 54th Foot.
4' To the Magistrates and Inhabitant of Fredericton, 91st Ditto-Lieutenant William Garland to be Adjutant, vice
New Brunswick. Campbell, promoted. y
"To Lieutenant-Colonel Gacutoz JORNSTONE, of the New 95th Ditto -Lieutenant John Allen Ridgeway, from the Royal
Brunswick Regiment, and lately President of his Majesty's Pembroke Militia, to be Second Lieutenant : Assistant Sur-
Council, and Commander-in-Chief of the Province of New goon Francis Scott, from the 93d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice
Brunswick, Re. 11,1‘Lean, promoted on the Staff.
" SIR -WP, the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, and Assistants i 3d West India Regiment-Captain T. C. Wadman. from the
of the City of St. John, bring informed that you are taking your ! loth Fcot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Scott, who ex-
departure foe England, beg leave to tender you our warmest ' changes.
wishes for your Raft ty and happiness. , Regiment of Roll-Lieutenant Lewis Muller to be Captain of a
" Deeply impressed with a sense of the great service you have Company.
rendered your King and your Country in the formation of the To be Lieutenants-Ensigns C. Holl, --.-- Maul!, and Charles
Regiment under your command, of which its present high state Pannack, vice Muller.
of discipline is a convincing proof, we sincerely hope and trust To he Ensigns-Francis Von Hundheirn, Cent. vice Holt ;--
you wili receive from his Majesty the reward which you so justly i Erlack, Gent. vice Mauls; and --. Balthazar, Geist. vice
:merit. ; Pannack.
" We, Sir, shall, and we trust the Province at large always i 6th garrison Battalion-Captain James Valance, from the 18th
will, remember with great pleasure your impartial anti judicious / Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Whitfield, who exel
conduct while administering the Government of the Province, 1 changes.
and having indeed, during fore years residence in the Province, • lst Royal Veteran Battalion-Captain Daniel Gordon, from the
acquired both in your public and private character, the respect i _ 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice
and esteem of i.s inhabitants, we truly regret your absence, as a 1 Pickering, who exchanges.
loss which will be generally and sensibly Mt. 17:h Ditto-Captain Wm. Pickering, from the Ist Royal Veteran
"We cougratulate you upon the great pleasure you must re- i Euttalior, to be Captain of a Company, vies Gordon, who cx-
ceive front the retlectioe, that you carry with you the beet I changes; Emigre Daniel Robertson, to be Lieutenant, vice
wisiws of the Province for your general prosperity, and partieu- I Hock.adey, deceased. , •
elerly for your advancement in your military career; and, if corn- HOSPITAL STAFF.
patihle with your own interest, your speedy return; and that the I To he Hospital-Mates for General Service,
Regiment which you have reared may remain with a Gentleman, 1
J. R. Slutzer, Christian Bette, Philip Langehtiueken, Jacob t.ei- 1
in whose hands it can never suffer. "Was. CAMPBELL, Mayen."l blip, and Lebrecht Mendorft, Gents.
" By order of the Common Council, Nov. 30, 1809.
" CDARL6I J. PETLRS, C. C:' The King's German Legion.
" St. John, New Brunswick, Dec. 1, 1809. 7th Battalion of the Line-Ensign ---- Lutterman to be Lieu.
" Gentlemen-I have little or no claims to the honour you tenant.
have conferred on me, in addressing me, on leaving this Pro. i Gentleman. Cadetet . e
d Baebelle to be Ensign, vice Lutterman.
! Lieutenant Gottlieb
___ do Hartwig to be Adjutant, vice Delius,
vince ; the duties of my profession having led me to reside princie
f.
arr.s placed on Halt-pay.
petty at the seat of Government, I have had fewer 'opportunities !
i a,, . 1 on Company-Ensign
. Frederic Armbreoht, from the Depot
than I could have wished of cultivating your acquaintance ; hut i
Company, to be Lieutesant, vice Otte, deceased.
should indeed be ungrateful, did I not acknowledge the many 1
Depot. Company-Gentleman Cadet Ernest Grahn, from the Ist
arts of friendship and marked attention I have met with on my ;
Light Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Armbrecht.
viaits to this city.
" In forming the Regiment I was placed at the head of, through MEMORANDUM. 1
the favour of our most gracious Sovereign, much was not left Ensign Gregg, of the 84th Foot, who was superseded, as
for me to do; I had the assistananof several Officers of merit and stated in- tJ4Gasette of the Mk instant, Is reinstated in his
exnerience ; to their exertions, and to the abilities, zeal, and inde- ; rank.
fatigable industry of Major M'Cartby, does it in a great measure ,
1 Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Commissions in the 3d Western Regiment of Norfolk
owe its present state of discipline.
.4I have constantly had the welfare -of this Colony at heart,
;.--.3 it would be a source of great satisfaction to me, if upon re- I Lieutenant-Colonel Chad to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Common-
er-3km I conceived. that when President of his Majesty's Coun- dant, vice (Riley, deceased. Dated January 3. 1510.
sii, I had contributes! in any way to promote the prosperity and John Caltlmrp, Esq. to be Captain, vice Norris, gone into the
happioiss of the people-believe me, I shall never lose sight of Line. Dated as above.
their Interests. Corrunissiops signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
"It would he vanity in me, at this moment, to offer my sere !
inhabitants of this flourishing city; but if ever I-- ' - - - _ . County of Lincoln.
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ar-
ACES to the . _ pity ,
rive at that rank which my long services give me some reason to
espect, or should his Majesty be plersed to advar -e me to any
situation that would give me influence, I would, lie-art and hand,
cleft myself to forward your views; and I shall always retain a
grateful remembrance of your attention.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
1, Your most obedient very humble Servant,
" GEORG" JOHNSTONE,
41 Lierotenant-Colonel New Brunswick Regiment.
t!. To the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, and Assistants
.f .she City of St John, New Brunswiclll."

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41- note *a lot`
i/SelA, Tosishire, builder,
aTr. -er, and therms, Feb. 9, 10, and, March 10,
at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sin trhl. At'ornies, Messrs.
Blekelock and.Makinson, No. 3, Flu-aourt,Tesuple, Lyndon ;
or Mr. Tattershall, WWI&
Joseph Richardson, otanssingikm, dearer and charism, Feb.. ft,
9, and Marsh 10, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern Birtunaghana.
' Attendee, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry,
London • or Mr. Whateley, Birmingham.
William Jikorrish, of Bath, cheesemotger, dedlitr and chaptran,'
Feb. 10, 12, and Marsh 10, at rieven, at the Greyhound Inn,
Bath. Aftorntes, Messrs. Nt-thersole and Portal, No. 15,Essex-
street, Strand; sr Messrs. Watts and Bath.
John Griffiths, of Hill, in the parish of Milbrnok, Hants, slater
and builder, Feb. 15, at one, Feb. 16, and March 10, at eleven,
at th* Dolphins Inn, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Riding.'
Southampton.
Thomas Bingham, of Bath, taylor; dealer and chapman, Feb. 9,7,
and March 10, at eleven, at the 1 ull Moon inn, Bath. Attor-1
sties, Mr. Highinore, Bush-lat:e, Cannon-street, London; or
Mr .Wingate, Bath.
Joseph Riley, of Mutton-lane, parish of St. John, Hackney,
Middlesex, baker, January .3t), at eleven, February G. at one,
and March 10, at ten, at Guild4all. Attorney, Mr. A.C. Bond,A
No. 43, Sisething-'ane, Tower-street, London.
Joseph Taylor, of Ware, Herts, eat-dealer, dealer and chapman,
Feb. 2, 10, and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.—
Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, Seething-lane, Tower-street.
Samuel Ralkes Jackson, of Birmingham, button-maker and fac-
tor, Feb. 23, 1:4, and March 10, at eleven, at the Shakespeare
Tavern, New-street, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Johnston,
Hall-Sairs, Temple, London ; or Kir. Dolphin, Biro'. -gham.
Thomas Haynes, of Bristol, chemist, colour man, dealer and chap. '
man, January 30, Feb. 12, and March 10, at eleven, at the
Bush Tavern, Bristol. /V tonnes, Mr. Gabel!, Lincoln's Inn;
or Mr. Jacobs, Bristol.
Robert Sellers, of the parish ...'Sculcoates, otherwise Scowcoates,
Yorkshire, grocer, dealer And chapman, January 30, 31, and
March 10, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, White Friar-gate,
Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Son,
Exchequer Office of Pleas, London ; or Mr.
Galen Haire, l'arliarnem-stteet, Hull.
Robert Collier, of Bond-court, Wallsrook, London, wine-mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, Feb.::, lu, and March 10, at ten,
at Guildhall. AttOrney, Mr. Alliston, Freeman's-eourt, Com.
hill, London.
William Wilcox, of Parson's-Gres a, Fulham, Middlesex, trietnat.
ler, dealer and chapman, Feb. ,3,17, and March In, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, Bouverie-street, Fleet.

street.
George Ross,.of New Basinghall-street, London, merchant, dealer
and chapman, Jan. 30, at ten, Feb. 6, at one, and March 10, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild; Warwick-
square, Newgate-street.
Charles Nude, of Fenchurch-street, London, and also of Old-
street, Middlesex, hardwareman, dealer and chapman, January
30, February 10, and March 10, at eleven, at C.: uildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. King, Carle-street, Holborn. .
William Green, of Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, Midalesex, dyer,
scowerer, dealer and chapman, February 3, 10, and Match 10,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Freame, Great Queen-
street, Liucoln's but Yields.
DI VII) r.N DS.

March 6. \Valiant Cron, late of Worcester, and of Lomharcl-
- Londonf hanker, at eleven, at Guile-lull-Ith. 23. George
Southcomhe, of Lristol, cheese ardbutter-:actor, at e!even, at the
Rummer Tavern, in /11l Saints-lane, Bristol.—Feb. 21. Wa:ter

XT.., of Halesworth, Suffolk, sadler, a: twelve, at the AnAct
Inn, Halesworth.-1:;:b. m. Wegon Young, of Aberdylais
Mill, parish of Cadoxtaa, ClatnorganAire, miller, at eleven, at
the Rummer 'ravers, Eri.tol.—Fsb. IS. Daniel Ire3aml, now or
late of Purtsea, Hants, tallow .claandler' at cue, at the Parade-
CoGe-house, Porwitouth.—Feb.lo. Edward Empson, of the

Adam and Eve, I3owling-street, Webtminster, riatuaikr, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.—January Samaul Southal and Jona-
than Dnkeford, of Birminghana, isztors, at eleven, at the Shake-

spear,: Tavern, in Eirmiugh.on. —lrvhruary Henry Rilay, of
Souterhouse, near Halifax, Yorkshire, cotror.-spinner, at eleven,
I at the White Lion lon, Manchester.—Feb. George U,iley
I and John Jaffray, of Finsbury-place, Middleiev, merchants, at
ten, at Gnildhalt.—Feb.2 I. James llurter,of Whitehart o, Com-
! bealand, mercer and draper, at eleven.. at the Globe,Whitehaven.
' Feb. 20. George Harri,„ of Bristol, gm:NT, at twelve, at the Push
Tavern, Bristol—Feb. Si. 'fitatna Hodges, of Warrhorn, Kent,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford.
The Gazette also contairs Proclamations for holding a Gcmral
Fail in England and Ireland, on Wednesday, the 518th of FebrLary;
and in'Scotland, on '1 hursday, :hs I st of Atarclt near.

SEA-COAL METERS' 0 Fi. CB, LONDON, JAN. 27.
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At this cridcal season, when so many infants are s-, itched off
b f conviesions through their agonizing pain in cutting i h. it teeth,
we are happy to have it in our power so repeatedly to announce
the virtue of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. The
Grandchild of Mr. BARTON, No. '27, Short's-gardens, had twelve
fits, they only rubbed the child's gums three times before it had
several teeth through she was at that time siclttning with the
smallpox : the Doctor told the mother, that if the\terth had not
come before the pack bad come out, aer child could nut have
lived.—=To be had of the Proprietors I. Jon/isms and Co. No. 94,
Newman-street, Oxtord-street, and retail of Gelding, No. 42,
Cornhill, and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and
country, at 2s. 9d, a bottle—for ready money.

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Market.Raisen Yeomanry Cavalry. DIED.
Thomas John Dixon, Gent, to be Cornet. Dated Dec. 19, 1309. Thursday last, at his house in Tenterden-street, the Hon.
Royal North Lincolnshire Militia. Charles L. Deludes, seamd on of Lord Dundas.
On the 16th inst. at Kibuington, Devonshire, Mr. Francis
Gentle Brown, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 15, 1910.
Rawlins, Gent.to be Ensign. -Dated Dec. 30,1809. Smith Aiming, aged 76.
On the Bth instant, a•
BANKRUPTS. i Howard. Esq. most der
John Willis, of Pudding-lane, Landon, merchant, dealer and youth spent a life of •
chap:nen, to surtessder Jan So, Pobrnary 6, and IsfrobleveLti
HIGH WATER
at twelve. at Guildhall. UMW& twain,
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nt, at Corby Castle, in Cumberland, Philip
dcserVedly lamented, having from his earikat
' exemplary virtue and piety.
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