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• CAMS AND 161;11'.
" Beam. Famiumtv 15,1221.
" W. NEAT thinks it proper (to do' Sway with any misconcep-
tion which might have been entertained is consequent! of Mr.
thusCae's receiving the forfeit on a late occasion), to state,
at the Gentleman who put down the deposit of £lO at Mr.
T. Belcher's, for him (Neat) . to fight Mr. Cribb. did it without
'his being' consulted; 'and the reason why the match was not
Made good was, Mr. T. Cribb's refusing to meet hint half way,
which was his (Neat's) determination saner his battle 'with Mr.
Oliver;he then stated, that' hs would light-any map attached
to the London Ring, meeting him half way.'
" W. Neat certainly would give Mr. T: Cribb the preference,
but supposing be is afraid of taking cold, coming so fat, Will
accept the invitation of
Mr. Shelton, who have kindly consented to accommodate him.
Mr. T. Belcher will be empowered to do the needful on the
part of W. Neat.--.-Cribb's age. is in—:Neat'. lige 32."
A ntatci, speedily knocked up on Saturday last, was •fought
on Wednesday, on Hampstead Moor, Meeks, for 25 guineas, be-
tween Mortis- Hui and D. Wheeler, men. of respectability, as
farmers, who backed themselves. There was lore concerned es
well as money, as a gay young widow was the'erigin of the dis-
pute. Wheeler knows a bit about boxing in theory, but his
practice went no further than glove-work with George Head
and seine. London. teachers, but .in this match he fought under
12 stone,. and his adversary weighed nearly 13 stone. It was a
gay fight of five rounds ha 40 minutes.
Round 1. Wheeler worked with much caution, and by good
inanagemen: brought his adversary to his level, by some con-
vincing left-handed hits about his had, which he broke from.
At the latter end of theround Wheeler was coontereti with his
adversary's right band a sin gioug hit in the jaw, which famed him.
2. Wheeler's face was much puffed up,. and bled freely. ale
missed his left-handed hit at going in, 'and a gay rally followed,
with equal advantages; but in closing neither could do mischief
at the weaving system, so Holt gut a summerset. -
3. The two rounds lasted more than fifteen minutes, and
their mettle was consequently reduced. Both 'went down from

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closing.
4. Both punished about the head. Wheeler contrived to OA
with his left hand and got away. Although weak, they fought a
gallant round, and hit each other to a stand still. They separated
from a rally to get wind, and when they turned-to again, Holt
was bit down by a blow on the throat, which spoiled him.
S. Holt was led to the spate*. and Wheeler, jolly with suc-
cess, knocked him down, and won the battle.
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.

7 to 1 apt Reginald
li to 1 apt Gustav's

113 101 apt Word
14 to 1 apt Chang

•Akl.

9to 2 apt My Lady I 9to 1 apt Emily.
9to 1 apt f. out Of uildf.Nan

d to 1 apt Reginald
3 to I apt Selitua

I 4 to 1 agst MortL •

LE-APING.

A bet fora considerable sum is pending between Lleutimatit-'1
Colonel Ikons, of the 3cl Dragoon Goards, and Mr. OSWA ;
the former undertaking to find a hone, the property pf pa
Officer of that Corps, which shall earry its rider over a six-feet
stone wail, in a.sporting-like manner:
• COURSING: ' `
Monday, Major HALT, of Caatlentlik's;dun bitch J, Won the
Cup at the Spring Aleeting of the Dumfries-shire Coursing Club.
ASHDOW PARK COURSING MEETING.
SECOND DAY—Y=lllmin 7.

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1. Cord Craven's Camilla beat Mr. S. Beatheote's Hengist.
2. Mr. S. Heathrote's Hogarth best Mr. Davenport's Dewdrop.
3. Mr. E. Crippes Eleanor beat Dr. Meyriek's blagnel.
4. Mr. Goodlake's Granby beat Mr. Crippa's Crazy.
switserrzzas—rtur su.
1. Mr. S. Fleatheati's Itaystoa beat Mr. J. Lanes ',neuter
Castle.

Q. hlr. Brown's Brusher beat Mr. Capers Javelin.
nsw lIVIItrIMILICS-FILIST CLAIM. ' 1
1. Mr. Brown's bL and wh. Bumper beat Mr. E. Cripps's
brin. Eagle.
2. Mr. Goodlake's Garnet beat Mr. Pettatt's wh. Pleasure.
3. Mr. Capers Juggler beat Mr. Davenport's Wk. Dash. '
4. Mr. C. Lung's bl. Ludowiek beat Mr.Cripps'e bik. Caw&
151 W MUMMA VIS-...111:C0XD CLAM
I. Mr. Baskervilles yeL aad wh. Butterfly beat Mr. J. Lome.
Lounger.
2. Mr. S. Ileatheote's Halbert beat Col. Stead's Mrs. Mep.

THIRD DAY—FasuuNtv s.
CUP---I=o/11D
1. Mr. S. Hestbeote's Ilogarth beat Mr. E. Crlppes Eleanor.
2. Mr. Goodlake's Granby beat Lord Craven's Camilla.
111111.119STAILIS.
Hayston beat Brusher, and won the stakes. '

NSW SWIMITAIM--FULIT CLASSe-OFIRST
1. Mr. Capers Juggler beat Mr. Goodlake's Garnet.
S. Mr. C. Long's Ludowiek beat Mr. Browne's Bumper.

NEW IVIZIPSTAI

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Mr. Baskerville. buttc►By beat Mr. Ileatbsote's Halbert.

MITCH/CZ

1. Mr. J. Long's Mk. Lawrence beat Mr. Crippes Express.
2. Mr. Capers blk. Jester beat Mr. J. Longs blk. Lark.
5. Mr. Pettatt's brim Pluebe beat Mr. Long's Landscape.
1. Mr. Pettatt's W. I'oll beat Mr. Goodbke s Gunshot.

5. Mr. Browne's brio. Belle beat Mr. Goodiake's w. Gay Laas.
6. Mr. Capers Jouler beat Mr. J. Loses Leviathan's Son.
7. Mr. Davenport's w. Desperate beat Mr. Cripps's Cormorant.
11. Mr. Goudlake's blk. Gipsy beat Mr. Pettates blk. Princess.
IL Mr. Capers bl. Jessamine beat Mr. Davenport's fawn Dolly.
10. Mr. Loyedon's bl. Lavender beat Mr. Cripps's Comedy.
11. Mr. Capcl's blk. Miss Jaue beat Mr. C. Long's Latona:
12. Mr. Luvedon's blk. Laura beat Mr. Cripps's crm.
13. Mr. Browne's wb. Bustler beat Mr. Davenports bl. Dermot
14. Mr. Browne's bl. and w. Brilliant beat Mr. C. Long's Lydia.
IS. Mr. Davenport's yrl. Duncan beat Mr. C. Lanes Leporello.
16. 3k. Davenport's blk. Dadalus beat Mr. Capers w. Juba.
17. Mr. Cripps's blk. Congou heat Mr. Capers bl. Jumper.
is. Mr. Browne's brit]. Beverley and Mr. Cripples wb. Cla-
rence.—No Course, third dog loose.

FOURTH DAY—F:iaoair 9.

Mr. Heatheote's Hogarth beat Mr. Goodlake's Granby, and
.won the Cup; Granby won the Goblet.
Mr. Capers Juggler beat Mr. C. Long's Ludowlek, and won
the Phut Cass of the New Sweepstakes.

11SATCHF.11.
I. Mr. Cripps's Congou beat Mr. Brinell's-Bashful. •
2. Mr. Browne's Belle and Mr. Goodlake's Gay Lass, undecided.
3. Mr. Browne's Bumper beat Mr. Cripps's wh. Castor. • ,
4. Mr. Goodlake's Garnet beat Col. Stead'a Mrs. Slop(
5. Mr. Goodlake's Gipsy beat Mr. C.*Long's Latona..l
6. Mr. Cap..4's kik. Jester beat Mr. E. Cripps's Mk. Express.
7. Mr. Capell's blk: Joan and Mr. Pettatt's Pranks undecided.
8. Mr. Davenport's Dewdrop beat Mr. Capers Miss Jane.
9. M. Davenport's Dolly. beat Mr. Browne s blk Bet.
10. Mr. Davenport's w. Desperate beat Mi.Cripps's Cormorant.
11. Mr. K. Cripps's brio. Eagle beat Mt. Spicer 's blk. Mazy.
12. Mr. Pettatt's Mk. Poll boat Mr. Goodlake's Gunshot.
13. Mr. Davenport's Daedalus beat Mr. Pettatt's 41k, Pharaolk.
14. Mr. E. Cripps's Eleanor beat Mr. Davenport's blk.
15. Mr. Crippes Emigrant and Mr. Capel's Juba,'undecided.
16. Mr. E. Crlppes blk. Egar beat Mr. Capers Judy.
17. Mr. Capers bl. and w.. Josephine beat Mr. C. Long's Thiririm

Rentarkaik Prevention of Poaching,.-.A Gentle-
man of Hampshire, who was in the habit of being
robbed almosevery night by poachers,. &c. adopted
a novel and effectual mode of putting an .end to this
depredation: he came to London, purchased a man's
leg at an Hospital, and, on his return, had it hang
up near the next place bf public meeting, with a label'
attached to it, stating it had been caught on his
grounds, and requesting the right owner would send
for it : this had such an effect, that he has not since.
been robbed., .
Wednesday, a line lad,when cleaning the windows of the se.
cond floor of a house in Curzon-erect, May-Fair, trusted him-
self upon a temporary board freed fur the purpose of holding
Sewer pots, which gave way, and he was precipitated down,
and fell upolf the iron pllhadoes before the konse, which petit-
trsted imo Ids body, nail he dirtl sus* aster.

NAtAL, ntiTaLlGink

no Hope, Htycnavax, from Dublin to Harriette* ~'
deeed on.the 7th inst.—Crew saved. , von

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The Jane, ISlicuax, lately ran on shore near Weft...,
but wns got off on the 6th instant/ after discharging
linuiZi
eargo.of timber.
Olive Match, of Telgnmouth, arrived at St,
on the 27th ult. with loss of mainsail, foresail, and 4614
and ballast slzif!etL

The Earl of. Lonadale, Bests, from Ireland, wm didwa
shOre near Harrington, on the 2d instant, but has him
with damage. Pt*
.Fitstirrli 13.—Wind E.—Arrived several yeeadit
Irelabd.for f.ondua.s...Sailed she Dutch galliot De. v rght:
bet's, Nserrs:as, far Oporto, after being repaired.
Rumness, Fax. 15.—The small brig of &sun, with
reported the nth inst. to be on shore on the Main at w
404, is die Oak, of ikoston, Jacesent Master; she has been map to.
I day, after discharging pan of her cargo.
bg„,t, Fea. N.E.—Sailed the whole of tie
ward-bound, except the Sarah, Notarise, for India, aidiet, d.
get ender weigh shortly. Came down from the luis,
soiled, the William, Youtsc, for the Cape of Good Bye i.ps!
sot, Jaatzsow, for St. Thomas's ; Young Proteus, Ilos
tun ; Friends, Nausea, for Jamaica ; Langford,Berbice ; and Zephyr, Warr, for Tenerife. Five
Sarah, Noterox,_Arm t, yt
6s just sailed.
GRATIMIND, Fes 15.—Sailed the Vansittart,DALltnnts, let
China. .
LVILIWOOLi Fen.74.—The Igabella, Srakyost, from Sr. joie
New Brunswick, for this port, was abandoned at sea, w th
224 of January, having carried away her masts, and stove is w,
stern, in a heavy gale of wind on the 19th ult. in lat u.
long. Se. 50. The Master sod crew were takm
Swift, Kure, from Newfoundland for Oporto.
CUSTOM-1101AM FIaIiCAILY 15.—Ships Entered Inez*,
Smyrna, from Smyrna.—Entered Outwards: The Aegm,.l:
Cork ; Agnes, for Lisbon ; Loyalty, for Jamaica; ha
Leghorn; Ibis,. for Oporto; Niobe, for Rotterdam; Niel
Orange, for ditto.; Alexander, for Quebec.—Cleared
The Alexander, for Trinidad; Atalanta, fur Jamaica; Talk
fur New York ; Union, for Lisbon ; Two Brothers, for MO
Veuers stoma wren—'he Mary Anne, of Linde; aids
29th ukinso, St. 'Michael's bearing W. 70 miles; and 'hut
Alliance, of Guernsey, bound to Rio Janeiro, on the how
Scilly B. 120 miles.
Analysis —At Penzance, the Union, Caithwto, freak&
cheers. At Bristol, Love, —, from wiz,. At amr4
with loss of an anchor and cable, John, Evans, from St
At Beaumaris, Levant, Renny, from Odessa. At Owe.
Wakeham, from ILahradore. At Messina, Amm, paidwou,
lielsin &furs. At Venice, Sisters, Broad, from hiwww.

OLD BAILEY, FEBRUARY'S.

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Samuel Young was.put. to the Bar, and imiti
for a burglary tn.the house of Mrs. Anne Wicks, a
Islington. The case was' clearly made out, and di
'Jury immediately—found the prisoner Guilty—Ded,
Thorns Doling and: John Billing weve indicted fir
stealing agr.e.it Value £3, tile property of Ca,.
thetine Kent. Gay,
William reu, a sweep, capitally indittedfor
ing in the 'dwelling-house of Sir William Drip
Best, ICnt. dquantity of linen of various description',
value £l5 anti upwards, the joint property of et
said Sir W. 1). Best and W. Best, E,q. his son, nu
al. ° acquitted. • . •

RIGHT or npansstosr TO COURT.
-Mr. DUNCAN PAMPBRI./., the Gentleman dusk
so irequently appeared ip the Courti of Lai,
a complaint against the door-keeper for rifuhi
admittance; which Mr. Cimeszta. said bed
as die right of a.British subject. It appeared:
Mi. CAMPBELL' was in attendance to give cilia
before the Grand Jury in' supporting a Bill *SW
been
_preferrcd against a thief for robbing biafaf li
watch. ' •

The Counr told Mr. Campbell, that kid km,
plained to the door-keeper that he had Imainix, IA.I
mission would at all times be given to bini, at pi
one else ; but the Court was not large enough mi.
mit every " British subject."

FEBRUARY is.

SANE PROSECUTIONS.

The following persons were arraigned on imitk
ments charging them with having in their mei%
and uttering, certain-promissory notes, well knealig
them to be forged and counterfeit, p
those of the Governor and Compaty the i
-England.—The under-mentioned pleaded gelp
the minor offence of having them in their WO*
which subjects them to 14 years transprodo:
Matthew 'Tierney, Thomas Green, Thomas Itoblassjiwil
lath, William Hopkins, muss Watkins, George Silk
Leary, James Slater, James Cavanagh, Margaret Come, Si
Sarah Smith, Maria Smith, and Anne Lovett.
The following pleaded, Not Guilty gensrakill
will take their trials for the capital ...-ffince:
Arthur Hepburn, aims Williams Dawson, Edward Pe.
•Williarn Messenger, and Timothy Crawley.
The prisoners that had pleaded Guilty to theist
charge were then, put to the bar on the capital e
dictment, to which they had pleaded Not Guilty,4o
Mr. REYNOLDS, on behalf of the Bank, addin,
the. Jury, as follows:—He said, the annals
be should make respecting the persons at thal
would apply to the whole of those that wencher!
with passing forged notes. They has:111141C
per, of their own free will,. to plead guilty""
minor offence, and he was instructed not to dee
evidence in support of the capital charge- k
fact (said the Learned Counsel), and it ought taboo
known, and it is false if asserted to the conuary,l
every one of the cases now under considersece
undergone the strictest scrutiny, before a r.
was resolved on. •As•lre had before observed, lei'
deice would be offered to support the capital'
men t; it would be their duty, therefore, to 1,
a verdict of Acquittal, which was recorded.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.
Ants Atkinsox, a young woman of respectable'
pearance, was convicted of robbing her mum
Murray,. Esq. of an. immense quantity of
apparel. The prisoner lived in Mr. Murray's
as a Lady's maid. He humanely moon
to mercy in the strongest manner, which •
said should certainly be attended to.

COIN Ji=Kama; MARE-LAirs, Fn. 16.--We base'
little Grain fie& in since Monday, yet the sales wtt
this Morning, and ordy the finest samples of Wheat Ai
found buyers-at Monday's prices ; the inferior Older
cisme unsaleable, although offered on lower term• rx'..
of Qits haste Nen very considerable, and at a declinell
'quarter the trade was extremely dull. In Bans md
'h no tater:a/on.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, by the Rev. Joltn Royk, at Wig
the the Rev Lynch Burroughs, of 011ey Plate, UPZ
Hertford, to Mks Aara Dickie, of Branistnity,
of bliddleses.

DIED. -.:Ane
Sent ouLl/4112,wilbf &rocas ibercroviby,
Ralph

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NA tAi, ATtzziarack.
Hope, Dtecnavax, from Dublin to ihnbarab
ed on the 7th inst.—Crew saved. s
the Jane, klicnsx, lately ran on shore near Wotim,___.
was got off on the 6th instant; after discharging ---"m•
to.of timber. , Part orb,
!be Olive Branch, of Telgnmouth, arrived at St,
the 27th ult. with loss of mainsail, foresail, and 44114
bassi shifted..
Me Earl of.Lonadale, BI:AL, from Ireland, was dih,a
re near Harrington, op the 2d instant, but has No,
h damage. , -
FitnOterti Fes. 13.—Wind E.—Arrived several vm,&,
land.-for IL:oudoo.s...Sailed the Dutch galliot De. vr,,,,,--roS
h, Names, far Oporto, after being repaired. Bias,
Els.avacit, Fen. 15.—Tbe small brig of Bosom, with
acted the 12th inst. to be on shore on the Main at w
Oak, of lioston, Jaczsow Master; she has been
r, after discharging part of her cargo. net et Id.
Dr-st., Fea. O.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the wbole of do
rd-bound, except the Sarah, Noarox, for Wiz, sod A,
under weigh shortly. Came down from the Rh, "
led, the William, Youtm, for the Cape of Good Hem •.ptg
t, Jump:sou, for St. Thomas's ; Young Frowns, 110,1:,
ra ; Friends, Nance, for Jamaica • Langford, A ' .
✓'
bice ; and Zephyr, Warr, for Tene '
riffe. Five sidock„,:•""
ah, Noarotet FaaWis just sailed. Ths
GRATIMIND,IS.—Satied the Vansittart,Dstseve-
dua.
Lerearoot.iTza.l4.—The Isabel* STAIvroNt from St. Joist
nv Brunswick, for this port, was abandoned at sea, to u:'
of January, having carried away her masts, and stove es,
rn, in a heavy gale of wind on the itch ult. iu lat, ts. u.
qt. 56. 50. Me Master end crew were takm CO lima
rift, Nur*, hem Newfoundland for Oporto, 111
Cusrost.llouss„ FIaIiCAILY 11—Ships Enteral Inwards:
tyrna, from Smyrna.—Entered Outwards: 'lle Attics, 4
art ; Agnes, for Lisbon ; Loyalty, for Jarriaica ; b-om,
7
!shorn; Ibis, for Oporto; Niobe, for Rotterdam; pda;ea
•ange, for ditto.; Alexander, for Quebec.—('leeredOorminiy•
le Alexander, for Trinidad; Atalanta, fur Jamaica; yewr New York ; Union, for Lisbon ; Two Brothers, foeggiC
Vaunt svosaa went—The Mary Anne, of Loodso, mue
th St. 'Michael's bearing W. 70 Mies; and ,k.sek
Ilknce, of Guernsey, bound to Rio Janeiro, on the 7th beak
illy B. 160 miles.
Analysis -At Penzance, the Union, Caithnnu, front St.*
ad's. At Bristol, Love, —, from Elko. At 11 '
la loss of an anchor and cable, John, Evans, from Ganimi.
t Beaumaris, Levant, Benny, from Odessa. At Genoa, Ns,
'akeham, front Lahredore. At Messina, Anna, Petmomaii
ebbs gfurs. At Venice, Sisters, Broad, from Penzance.
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OLD BAILEY, FEBRRUARYIS.
Samuel Young was.put. to the Bar, and
rr a burglary in.the house of Mrs. Anne Wicks, a ';
lington. The case was' clearly made out, and de
try immediately found the prisoner Guilty—Beee.
The nurs Doling and John Billing we!e indicted
eating agreat cors!,.• value £3, the property of Ca.
tetine Kent. 150rig,—Guilty. Billing—Not Gay,
William Fell, a sweep, capitally indittedfor adj.
ig in -the dwelling-house of Sir William Drip
lest, /COL a-quantity of linen of various description,
alue and upwatils, the joint property of eke
rid Sir W. I?, Best ad W. Best, Esq. his ton, vs
1.0 acquitted. • '
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Milt OF Apsnsmosr TO COURT. .
-Mr. DUNCAN PAMPB2LI., the Gentleman dais -
cs freqUently appeared ip the Courts of Lai, ink II
complaint against the door-keeper for rifuhi
dmittance; which Mr. Ciravaect. said hem claelf
s the right of a.British subject. It appeared, it
.fi: CAMPBELL* was in attendance to give eidoi
efore the Grand Jury in' supporting a Bill thiSW
eenyreferred against a thief for robbing hinfofli
b. ratc ' •
The COVET told Mr. Campbell, that kid hew 1]
lained to the door-keeper that he had Imaists, ed.
nissiOn would at all times be given to hilt, ar
,ne else; but the Court was not large enough teal. -
nit every " British subject." -it
FEBRUARY Id. • .11
• BANE PROSECUTIONS.
The following persons were arraigned oa info ."
rents charging them with having in their pmmite 7
.nd uttering, certain-promissory notes, well.kssq
hem to be forged and counterfeit, p
hose of the Governor and Compaty doff the hllsssstkf to
F.ngland.—The under-mentioned pleaded rap
he minor offence of having them in their prim
which subjects them to 14 years Van:postal: •
Matthew 'Tierney, Thomas Green, Thomas Itobiroasjimil
all's, William Hopkins, Oils, Watkins, George Staid, Ns
.eary, James Slater, James Cavanagh, Margaret Come,i
;arab Smith, Melia Smith, and Anne Loveu.
The following pleaded, Not Guilty genenl, 4,111
will take their trials for the capital ..4-ffence: de
Arthur Hepburn, alias William Dawson, Edward P5O
William Messenger, and Timothy Crawley.
The prisoners that had pleaded Guilty to tbe.tist
large were then, put to the bar on the cupola
lictment, to which they had pleaded Not Guilty,*
Mr. Usysomas, on behalf of the Bank, addrol
:he Jury, as follows:—He said, the observiita 1.1„
ie should make respecting the persons at &la "
would apply to the whole of those that were ckarel
with passing forged notes. They hatlllolBll .
per, of their own free will,• to plead guars
minor offence, and he was instructed not to olks:
evidence in support of the capital dull&
fact (said the Learned Counsel), and it ought toga:
known, and it is false if asserted to the c 0121311•01
every one of the cases now under consideraeta
undergone the strictest scrutiny, before ap • .
was resolved on. •As•he had before observed, to •
desire would be offered to support the capital
meet; it would be their duty, therefore, to roam'
a verdict of Acquittal, which was recorded.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.
Ana Atkinson, a young woman of respectable
pearance, was convicted of robbing her mast!'.
Murray,. Esq. of an. immense quantity of. 4,
apparel. The prisoner lived in Mr. MurraY
as a-Lady's maid. He humanely recommoo°
to mercy in the strongest manner, which the,
said should certainly be attended to.
-t•
'we haw u
Cells Amway Matz-Lass, Ft.. 16.-- .37.
little Grain fruit in since Monday, yet the sales wen
this morning, and only the finest samples of Wheatan.•
found hornet Monday's prices ; the inferior q „
dupe unsaleable, although offered on lower terms Inrit;
of Qins hare Nen very considerable, and at a Ser
'quarter the trade was extremely dull. Is moos ma .1
L no ilteraitiori.
M.
Yesterday, by the Rev. JohnRRIED at Wil/di:o°
the Rev Lynch Burroughs, of OMey Place, dulsgtm •
Hertford, to Miss Ann Pickle, of Brar.elsber7l •
of blisidleses. lT
. • . DIED.
Sunday, at Edinburgh, Baroness Aberacntblr wid°. 14
Ralph Abercromby...
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