Star.
London, England, 1829-04-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTIILLIORNCL

DEWING-ZOOM, TailliktllALLlS. Ann it.
The aft/ awes& of the Ones swede, maim thy body
amorae treater itlirlitlaidt N 7 hoer. fresh champs take ski;
every day. The Augusta mit, atter lake a dead letter test amoo
swells, has at length made a spring, mad that i• earnest, imolai dot
to jest half the odds he halite stood at. The report teas diets
has been tried with Grin Mantis, and beat but is a tamer ; mom
the strength of wbkla it was attempted, ea Wedeseday. to (trio
die man beck t theaffort, however, was masseemelid, hr mow
soy ens weld credit diet Grego Massie came es sassed hams
limp that iimagaelle was reinstated Ira hvearke, soda ea
Improvemeet Is Slants Mawr, the Derby resales petty sami,
is as Meaday. Per the Oga Quadrille and Clotikkt haat fia
backed toe kw maven t se have Less and Canvas ter the Biddle,
worth. We add the betides yesterday evealug—
Ibleametveams.

ft to 4 opt Lou
7 up !apt Cameo
I to 1 opt Augusta
late 1 opt Byrom
13 to 1 apt Riformit

ti to 1 ova Wisidtalt
to t ags; Noses
1t to 1 art Morel
Is is I art Wul edit Indr

to 1 apt Espagoollo
110 to 1 apt Canvass (tales)
110 to 1 apt Cannel
111 to 1 ages Loss
*lto 1 lid Augusta
11 to 1 apt Monis Dancer

BT.
17 to 1 eget P«t•Obit

20 to I silt Prime &pee
25 to I apt 0000 (takis)
25 to I apt Lvtlog (takes)
25 to T apt Win oche Mht
The °times, Wank--

6 to 1 art Green Mantle
7 to IL apt Varna
1$ to 1 apt Qoadvitle (totes)

10 to 1 art Mende (takes)
10 to 1 ag4 LOU

TITS FANCY.
Dube' wed Dig Brown.—Lut night the seemed &Took was dna
in this meek, at the Castle. !labors. When the boor was galled,
forfeit was declared on the pan of Dobell, on acosuot be 4
heel+ 10i. slide bad been posted
z4t.nowthe and Bill Rtsmaurice.--Tbese two were ithltelled
to fight for 2.11. a.side, 51. a side are now posted. boll
' resent.
• GRAND TROTTING MATCH.
Tb, whole of the money was made rood last !Ilk Ini d •
Vetting Match between Mies Turner. the celebrated Welch mare,
and Rattier, the celebrated American bow, for Ai= a-aide. The
distance to helmeted is tern mike. she AtarriCan giving one ninose
ai starting—the match to come ed on the wad between Ceiteadgo
and Hootingdon. No betting took place, but the Amain. bad
the to 4 was offered on him, but net taken.

MAUNDAY THURSDAY.

Yesterday being Noonday Thursday, his Majesty's.
annual donations were distributed at Whitehall Chapel
to as many poor aged men and women as at Keg is
years t ld, via. 67 of each. The custom has ben traced
back as tar as flue reign of Edward
A large quantity of provUoas was distributed tothe
Maunday people in the morning, in a temporary build.
ing constructed fn the occasion at the back of White-
hall Chapel, is which. after being atranged nand two
tables, the men at one table and the women at the '
other, each person was supplied with a loaf of btead.
weighing lelb. by Mr. Hanby, Secretary to the Lord
H gh Ala:tosser, and st r.Joises, G oi,m of the Almoory.
Sot latge wooden dishes, engraining pieces r f toe bee',
each piece weighing sp be. were then placed on 'hatable%
when the Sub-Alinusier read the following Grace be.
fore meat
• Dew, 0 Leta, this Royal Mienday, to the ow dawn thy w 0...
laws, and dispose their beans to the praise of TNT MT Name,
with gratitude to their Royal asnefacter, through Ism Caine,
war
The beet was then distributed, after which came the
. r nee alter Meat—
...." Graft, 0 Leto, he the Marta el thew pops gusts*obsliewe
to the Royal Dispenser of thew Tot Messing% and eases thew,
Met op to Tomas the *puttee Author at sooty good, through
Jun cam" oar Lard.—Lasses."
• • A wooden plater, containing two salt cod, two salt
Wenn; lb red, .and a similar number of galt herrings,
• four loaves, was next placed before each person.
. Parse leather Regions filled with ale ',reproduced
hy the Distributor. The flub-Almoner and auendiettif
it the health of King George the Fatah). Oki
also drank by addenda; People in succession. The
,ilikl_crients then departed with their load of prevision.
The recipients re-assembled in the interior of While.
141 f Chapel, at two o'clock in the aftetnoon, to bear
plAige•Swrice and receive the reinelider of the Roial.
loodAy. Attires egos* the procession entered the
IChapel. preceded by the Yeoman Usher. and ten Yeo.
men in their state dresses; one of theYeonsen besting a
if ittnEgottriolldigalinisetandapariat for
en 2aisrrogro.soli initialst re
ingiawed On It) round the edges of which were nierigrd
the purses. containing each a krner% and as many
Cilia pennies as the King is years old. The Sob-Almost,.
folleaed by two girls sad two boys from the Westmin-
ster .National School (selected for good conduct) the
Surest y, and the Groom of the Almoory, andathen,
Wearing white nods and ea-tying orsegays.
Sir George Smart played a Voluntary as soon as the
Preemies meted the Chapel. sad continued playing
till the whole hid taken their stations 's The Sob-Al-
"ma . end tiro Yeamenfirithin the Altar. the Offices
Aid Children on eats. and the Yenning along the aisle
tinder the Royal Closet and et each door, • The SO-
peon of the Chapel Royal was "within the Altar. Tits
Chinch fi-ririceappropriate for the 'day. was read by
Oat Rewereed Dr. avian. The Anthems wee mauby
News. Betas, Gould's, Hawes, Meld, Hobbes Wild,
'lath, Clarke. and eight of the roods Grodihnes of
his Majletrs COW,' Royal.
The first. Ants an was,''. Bimini is be that coati-
doreth the poor and needy' (Ideres), which being snag,
demi and swellings were distribsted io the Masada,
Abweicood Ambient was. st Praise the LORDO •
0 .iereielees" (ficeitt)rthe woollen pad limes sloths
lispe.then distiibietlitd sly the Seb.Almoreir. The third
Apt bw: whev.s 0-Loas, gratit the King a long
APermi. The of money were thee AP
tainted to the Noonday Men • and Women. The
Alight% was, h 'Blessed hi thin, 0 Loan Go
rtirmid* (Bait). After which followed two sitar
teal *foyers for the King. and the weal prayers se
• conclusion of the Service; which being ended, a
4iPaulaggoo; filled with wine. was brought bf the
iota s 4 the Wine Cellar, and the King's health eel
drink by the Sib Almoner, the Officers of the Al.
y, and the Gentlemen of the Chapel R_otilts the
playing it God save the Xing.".....The Men et
the Wine Cairo:and Mr. Hanby. Groom' of the .41.
money, afterwards supplied the while of the .Maseday
People with a alp of wine each, permitting than to re
tee Oa cop.. Mr.Hewse, Sergeant of the Ling!aVertge
,praseded•ttbe procession.
She Bishop of London, as. Dean of
Si: JaaresVconfirrned about fifty of
kid and Gintry yksterday morning, in
insilited'brthe Sub gleams and by the
"' Tlitiblhin of Westminster readied _
Chapelltoyel, and the Archbishop of Y.
fligit-Alineoer, will preach at the sameChipel
shy nest" being Easter Sunday.
•

Wear
.ErrsaoantitAine.;.A ipais
played a trw ensile* ego et Brelepten the
ie troth retiedbast • Jibe wham .ecared
we Atat so& mimed .deals, tedes the edd
thttd &silky imbed the odd slick, the I
theethjAlyaod sixth *eh. they held fat
Quits the odd trick dbe her* red OM,
desk teeklas meaty by- hampers teeth by rani 1111
bele:* they tepid wilt it, •ththeeett geed ylayen.—Lembotth
[ Gooier. .

•.:
h Miter *Om
Ate veep, hi
teem t the late
hem Me vessel
1.1;• to psi
Oa are exp!mt
Tbe Arum
'wady eve,
weed to deal
Retied I bat 1
.1104 91 the D
the Sth of Mal
Is trial anions
remarkable fai
'merit mesas.
'oarse Urns

for three days,
fourth day as ti

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Tait ',PEAT)
late, and not 0
were white wit!

embrowned wii
ing the snow la
tieman who tr
that it snowed
surprised him
which occurred
spring altogeth
still suspended,
sow dropping
aithati9n. .Not
particularly if
though the bra
k is unposbible
woolly nurblini
gowany sod, fit
Lambs and floc
the one begins
Leering over he
green; and we
and that vegeti
long advance
CIRCUIT C•
Clerk arrived
this forename fo
regards Gallow
circumstance le
KirktudbrigNi,
lAte the iuhabi
lighter than usi
of bomebteekit

•

The autos*,
aseasiat to out
Infiniti &me
Oa% Amva
to ivhitis forty
'lb kindness a
*sallow Coast,
A ann, maw
years' living in
sad basil house

boot on Sunda)
informed him ti
diately rose frOf
boos,. Is befe he
sited him td eta
ot sag of hie. fa
homier.. -For im
house os fire h
! door, wises 'Lel
ilseses. Heine
on fife, nod ohs
1' lime be liberate
L Lail's' hag of i
the nitwits Ulu
in. AM the po
milk. &e. were
was set oo Ire.
F. z. Fame Fos
Lewis Evans. I
pettsted en the
time dace take
from the proppi
enclose and till

Tbesd4y nigh
eosin, of Lien
kit. gni *slick
'lone of die hoo

the spot in a I.
• the hiCoadisties
feinbeil Doi
hosts of *ewe
might. %which h
in &tante 41t.
La.t nest a
risb of Upshot
of watching foi
Into the home o
Lim f his gee
esty Meteor
endy woashilai
be lighted. Itts
*aim peptide
to ptertat any o
where her his•bs
of theta is such
et saga he ked
of b bleadiprbel

I•carat tograisla
era* the thralls
ball aniseed his
• of &sparking eh
aliatdy decaisp
♦abssal pasta'
vertati pasts Os
aouaik abd gii
eta, Of PI
has ikon a ow
irate hauls's'

of the ir.iefeVestle dedi-l---&-dird
Cherl Rei r ' ff. Lau,
the yeses Sebi• lanced. has Isb
in tbeChapeiltey4 beam' Js
be Rev tdr. . "bole le
had. this day at et spook
► of Tack, as loxid Notvathatand
she mead be
use Chapel on Sell, by Iridium
Today M
MS ikabaroaeor'• (gm
rams at whist was Ideaday nen
ha &Outer et 'WI :110•111 of She to
I eight W NW" •beysa&
i trick each 621;164 moue. a
ismes
beams defied. Os
is by homers ea eleil a. a kw %hob i
odes the the Watley&
ese pest, al eft Om 'gases a bidets_
nose.—Zicetiento two children.

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BATH, sirtut. i 6..
A leiter from Bridgewater say, ' Oar itripettatibas
olasesll7 large of vessels with wheat, Oat% and po-
tions; the latter article is selling to the poor, retail.
from the vessel, at 25.6 d. per cwt. ; oats they offer from.
ja.to 181. per quartet from the vessel; and other tee.
mit are espected daily with wheat."
The Aswan for Bomersetshire did not finish till
Itursday evening. at nine o'clock. Lane, the lad sea-
Mated to death for highway robbery, has been se-
iptitied but Bailey, found salty of uttering forged
;',itea of the Devises Bank, was left for execution of
the 6th of May. The number of prisoners originally
far trial amounted to about two hundred ; and it is a
remarkable fact, that such was the rapid- tattecse of
commitments, even daring the Assine, that, after Mr.
Justice Lverz.atiaLs bad been disposing of prikoneri
for three days, there were as many for trial on the
fourth day as when he began.

DUMFRIES, APRIL 14.

Tua-Witarnsa.—A great deal of rain has fallen oi
late. and not onfrequenily the hills around Dumfries
were white with snow, while the valleys were dark a .d
embrowned with moisture. Early on Saturday morn•
ing the snow lay an inch deep in Edinburgh, and a Gen-
tleman who travelled by the Edinburgh mail stated
that it snowed the' whole night. and thst nothintever
sorptisethim mote thin the sodden change of climate
which °Centred between this town and Moffat. The
••• •
spring altogether ie late and backward; vegetaWlf
still suspended, and what is worse, the ewes, whi.ose
now dropping their lambs! are placed in a precarious
eiteratiqh...Nothing hurts the n% .more than moistene,
particularly if succeeded by frost and storm; ail;
tbeigb the brute creation are comparatively insensate.
it is impossible not to commiserate the fate of those
woolly nurslings that, in place of being cradled on the
Laitrany sad, first open their eyes on a wreath of aglow.
Lmbs and flowers should be contemporaneous; when
the one begins to bleat, the ay-lark should be sonnet.l
Jeering over head, the streams limpid, and the pasterns
green; and we are still in hopes that the worst is past,
and that vegetation, heretofore so backward, will 'or
long advance with tropical rapidity.
CIRCUIT. 0 tsar or JusstarsasTbe Lord Judie
Clerk arrived beie last night, and the Coon will sit
thisforenoott for the diipatch of criminal business. 'As
regards Galloway. the CirCuit a ill be a maiden one.si
circumstance which is creditable to Abe Stewattry of
Kirkcudbright. and upon.whieb we sincerely c
late the itth.bitants. 'Bet- the calendar On= Is
lighter then usual, and contains only three cases—two
of boubebteaking, and one of assault.

DUBLIN.. Arau. 14.
The Sumptuous entertainments at the Castle ire quite
amusing to our insular lenses. The Doke of Nor damn.
batmn, dinner parties consist generally of fifty per-
ans. servant steads behind each chair, in addition,
to Whirl forty other 'Attendants are 'kept in the room.
The kindneis and ability of the Noble Host and his
excellent Consort halm'aen all hearts.
A onin, named Robett Fox, who has been for several
yeitiliwing in the Oeighbotirbood of Ballynascoroey.
and Was it house adjoining theCommoos, was at an early
boat on Sunday morning awakened by his wife, who
informed him that the biome was on Li. Fox anise-
()lately ro.e trom hii bed. and went so the front of his
bowie..: he saw a man armed with a gun, who de.
sired him td stand back, and that be would shunt him
" qr of bar family arho woilld attempt to brave the
bonser,-Fox retired -bit perceiving tee roof of tbi
house on lire, he brOigbrais family out by the back
door, *bra they saw the entire of the roof enveloped in
&Mee. He instantly ran to 'the stable. which was also
on fire. and where he had a number of cows and calves;
these be liberated. and in doing so he observed that the
tails of for of hi, corwslidd been cot olLikaseely were
the animals liberated when both house and stable fell
in. AU the poor man's property--.his beef, potatoes/1
milk, &c. were destroyed. At the time that the bowie
was set on lire, the (*Upswing persons were in it—Robis
Fx, &se Fox, Matthew kegs, Bridget Doyle, anvil
Lewis Evans. It is supposed that this outrage was poik.
petrated en the unfortunate man because be bad Mlle
time since taken twenty-four acres of the COMMON
from the proprietor, Mr. Tiara, which be Wended' ha
enclose and till.
Tuesday night a dwelling house and barn, a Briesika,
toasty of Lima iek, the property of Mr. Critic Pas.l
hes, wag Maliciously destroyed by fire. Mt she fuse&
Aura of the boom wa. scummed. The police wire on
the spot in a few miaow. hot engraft could be ball of
theincenefiaries.
"abed Dolan was killed by a inn shot fame Om
house of Story Matins, near thdhoesloe, on
slight, which hoot* be attacked w sin algid *aft
in seaseb 4 gre arms.
Lad welt a party of Bathos assembled in the Pa-
rish of Teaghosaconnell. near Athlone, for the purprieel
'of searching for fire arms. They waned their entrance
Into the bonnet a man awned Nightie, and deprived
him ft his gee they afterwards attathed the bans* of
'Henry M.cooge, in the same parioh, sad after danger-
ously wounding Keene& father, ordesed a candle. to
be lighted. illatnoge bad retired to an inner room, to
Intake erepireitions for resistaase, and pis wife, in order
to prevent any of vie patty from rushing into the place
where her his .band was, bad actually grappled with ooe
of them such a asenner,tbat be could not shake her
off soil be bad knocked bet down with the butt end
of b blunderbuss; freed from her. grasp, the 'fellow
sashed tomes& the door of the room—bot,me be could
mob the threshold. be was shot dead by blecomaorbose
ball entered his right breast. His death bad be effret
of &wring the remainder of the gang, who imam-
diatdy decamped.
Alined parties of nightly legislators Lave lately tra.
verse/ parts of the Queen's Cooney. poking threatening
mourns, and giving several persons notice to quit their
emedrents. or retain them at peril of their lives. Thou
has keen a meeting of Magistrates of that essety,—se-
wards have.been oared for the discovery of the ass-,
Eva* Peek,.

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Sr H. Live. in collimation, of etattentmisetiegiehni
lbobad, boo lob Kara for Dobbs.
&won' loonsdrmee io the northers
ihouseal
of leve boob bon robbed et *a asisainelki MOP'
oot.
Notwithstanding the leteeiso of Enter thw,
Is the osemool book of voselsies•
rid by without oary of ko reompudesow.
To-day MO SUSS was pothiliased he "ll'
4sakirrodoe'r wpdlliseiowers. flierowwweporw
Monday tworoetts *that gill) •ige&b. the sts.
howie of the powder NMI et Teelwidsee bi n"
• ended eaplosies. tbat wet bawd as kr as
stone. a *blue et 4 Nike. Wessisrswisblettvol
inettbrir Nees t oM was lulled ea *D. gat. led
the whet survived *beet se beers norefelhe mg=
karts tridow sad AI dkOdresolite oboe a widow
two claildtte.

161101

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• •
L;t ..PARIOII OF ST.,ANDREW, HOLBOR)1,--,,
• reiterday a genetal pu—e—patneetiat of the ifahabltaitta
of this district was held in the ball of the workhouse, on
Saffrou7hill, to take into coesideratiod sentriliespottant
eleasotes, and to represent to the Secretary of State for
the Home Department the inefficient state of the police,
and watch of the Liberty of Saffron-hill, Hatton Garden,
and Ely Rents; and also, .of presenting a Petition to
'Parliament for the repeal of the duties on inhabited
houses, and upon windows. •
Mr. Chien, the junior Cborchivarden, took the chair,
in the presents of a numerous and respectable body of
the principal' inhabitants.
rSITIMO Torte Tema CRILDIRZT *r Tot TUTATIL
Oa the motion -to appoint filre persons, according to
the Statute, asguardians of the poor children maintained
by the Liberty at the Asylum at Southgate,
Mr. Taani rose, and objected to the Guardians Of
visitors taking money from the parish* fonds in making
visits to the poor children. There were many persons.'
and be was one, who were willing to defray their own
expenses—( Hear).
.Mr. }ITALIC! said it was not to be expected that Get-
!lemon would put themselves to an expense in perform-
ing a public parochial duty. He should therefore move
that the last allowance of Ss. to each visitor On each
visit should be allowed.

, The motion was seconded, and was put by the Chair.
man and negatived.

ULICT ♦RTRY.

On the motion for the appointment of a Collector of
the. Rates, t . •
The Valium CLIIIIIC said no such person was men-
tioned in their Act; they were empowered to elect an
Assistant Overseer at a salary. and he could be deputed
for the purpose of collecting, but a salary must be
given, as poundage was not allowed..
Mr. HICALLT moved the appointment of an Assistant
Overtire.
Several Patishioners objected to n, observing the
office was unnecessary.
Mr. Teeny said, to do away with the motion, he
would propose, as an amendment, that a Committee of
twenty substantial householders be appoiated to watch
.at all times the conduct, receipts, and expenditures of
the Overseers. The Committee, in fact, would be, to
one an odious epithet, s Select Vestry.—(This announce.
anent was received with much surprise).—He (Mr. T.)
was not surprised at their sensation, but the measure
bad been advocated by the most enlightened and deter.
opined cipposts of what once eras the Select Vestry Act.
and which deserved each general reprobation. Mr.'
Terry. at some length, ably argued that the Committee
Weald have the power weekly to watch over the Over-
seers. He should •move that a Committee of twenty
inhabitants should be elected openly for one year, and
;bat five should be a quorum.
Mr. Powsa seconded the motion, commenting upois
the defalcatioritilik bad been made, and the power the
overseers had iff refusing any account till the end of
the year.
Mr. Atuerraono, the present overseer. said he bid
at first d the Committee, as he wished the whole
parijs tOPC:sienvestigators of his accounts. and it was
known he bad so offered; be, however, should now
tumid the motion..
Mr. Tenni's motion was then put and curried, there
Daly being one band held up against it.
Thirty.tbiee of the most respectable parishioners
were then nominated, from which number twenty, In-
cluding the most experienced past officen, were ap-
pointed,
Puisixzv WATOII.—RRPItiIIiNTATION TO NIL FEM.
• MC. OLtirsa, the Chairman, then addressed the Meet-
iitgon the present inefficient state of the nightly watch
dean Lower Liberty of the Parish. Nearly one half of
the thieves and depraved characters of the Metropolis
were collected in that distikt, and it was one the worst
watched. The Local Act authori-ed them to collect a
rate of no more than 6d. in the pound, and that rate only
allowed the sum of Is. itid..pei night for the watchmen.
Their number was not sufficient, nor could it be ex-
pected that for so small a sum able nen could be pro-
cured, oe efficient duty performed. Indeed it would
not be wondered at if they joined the thieves, whose
continued depredations •and violence in street rob.
baits rendered property and person alike insecure.:—
The Chairman, atter remarking on the speech-of the
Home Secretary on Wednesday night, and from which
an extract was read, moved that a mem vial be trans.
witted to the Right Hon. Secretary, requesting him to
inelede the lower Liberty of the Parish en the provisions
of the new Police' Act; and th..t the . dangerous- and
alarming state of the district he embodied in the repro.
autation—(Applause). Mr. Oliver concluded by calling.
-on Mr Hammond, the Verrr Clerk, to read, from the
Newspapers, that part of Mr.. Peel's speech which bore
go the subject. in
Mr. Teams, seconding the motion, contrasted the
payment of the Upper Liberty Watchmen with the 111
tithe Lower, the former receiving double the payment
of the latter. The Speaker then entered into a review
of the dreadful state of the neighbourhood of Saffron
bill, %here, from the bad state of the watch, all the
desperate characters who were turned out of other pa-
rishes resorted to that, and where the i secure state of
many valuable and extensive premises compelled the
residents to pay men for guarding them. In the House
of Correction there were now 26 abandoned characters
*bolted been taken out of one small street in the dis.
tiVettHear). In Hatton garden and the cross street,
ail:film* only three watchmen, and the burglaries
Wetted beet lately committed was proof of the present
inadequate system. He cordially seconded the motion.
• Several parishioners here stated various facts of rob-
bery and violence; and but one sentiment prevailed.
respecting some measure toineform the present dreadful.
state of the neighbourhood.
The motion, on being put, was unanimously agreed
to, sod a Commutate of seem Gentlemen were appointed
to prepate the muntelel.
The mu subject kw the oonsideration of the Meeting,
via.—an address to Pediment for the repeal of the
Amused Mid irusdew Tax, was withdrawn, it being
emadted that the present state of the Revenue,
world its essios to Mehl* the Government.—The
Ow *dimmed. •
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1, a assieht aosidoes -htspiesterday morning near
60 /kitty Theatre, &sadder's-road. James Row.
katvok. the son of a • bird-fancier. of St. John-street,

Enwen, came from his fatbeer house to some vela:
ship. iativembetb-marsb. to fly and shoot at his pigeons.
e-wee resided with a pair of pistols, one of which
bevies heed ivies tried missed fire each time. On his
Wit bees be placed it in. the sleeve of his coat,
OWN Is bad 1114 l•st remained before it exploded, le.
neeming every made of the upper part of the arm, so
as gib emir the whole surface to ;he bone up to the
ate
joint. In this dreadful situation he was taken
a surgeon in Great Surrepstrect, where every sties-
ILiOll was paid bins, and the principal blood.vessels being
secured, he was conveyed borne. The surgeon is it
opinion that his life may be saved, but it will be neces-
sary to take the ens at of the socket.
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F MILBANK. PFSITENTIOY.
'Bribe last Report of tbe Comesittee of the-G anal
Pelatenßert at kabala, ft wars that the umber .1 =mkt*
Its the Pkiltendary on the 51st of December last was 194, being
15. 1 laidSeimall 45 lepsalr. a. It has boas aseestabsod. that the cow
duct and come it snow of the Individuals, iS Is number,
who' reteleed tits Majesty's pirdop between the ragman of the
Prism wad the mai of Ditember, 111117, have bees maa sathhc"
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