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EAST-INDIA HOUSE, August 15, 1821. This day was published, in five. price 7.. 6d. MEIMCO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS. •
THE CO UItT (f DIRECTORS ?f the UNITED frHE UNIVERSE. A POEM. By the Rev. RO• This day was published, in Bvo. (with Plates) price in. boards, were found going to the house of owe, for the pore
him to fight a duel, though that dad
"a` COMPANY, MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading .R. BERT MATURIN, Author of "'Bertram," Stc. Vol. XI. Part IL of•
lathe EAST-INDIES, Ito heavily give Notice, Printed for Henry Coibura end Co. Conduit-street. MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, might be conducted most fairly, according to. th 6
published by the Medical and Chirurgical Society of law of honour, it was murder, under certain cireeeeia
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said This day was published,the ball
in_ the eye of the law. Mr. Cuddle received
Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on In ISvo Vol,. illustrated by a new Set of Maps, price 16s. in London.
Printed for Longtnao, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
WEDNESDAY, the 26th September next, at Eleven o'clock boards, a New Edition, being the Eighth, of
Of whom may be had, fired from the pistol of' W. Brittlehank; be
in the Forenoon. PETER AUGER, Assistant Secretary. VLEMENTS of GENERAL HISTORY, AN- Volumes I. to XL with numerous Plates, 410. boards. was then carried into the kitchen, be believed, br
-12 A CIENT and MODERN. To which is added, a Table
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TO THE PUBLIC. of Chronology, and a Comparative View of Ancient and Mo- PHILOSOPHICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR. would be proved by witnesses, and be expected it ..
-
AGREEABLE to my usual custom, I beg leave dern Geography. This day was published, in 12mo. price 4s. bound, would be proved that Andrew Brittlebank had at
to submit to my best Friends, the Public, the Scheme of By YTLER
the Hon. ALEXANDER PRAZER T f
Lord Woodhouselee. GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, first denied having been present ; but when the de.
,he State Lottery, and, in a few days I shall take the liberty of
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and ' A illustrated with Etymologies, Commentaries, 'Criticisms ceased stated him to be there he then said, " Well,
St
my opinion of its merits. since you say so, did I not try to prevent the duel,
A. Constable and Co. and Fairbairn and Anderson, Edinburgh. and magical Examples.
I am, with the greatest respect, your devoted Servant,
byan apporeslsiogngy
ryouirtvo
Boffriettriebsoamen thing in the sbapetsf
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing- T. BISH, Stock-Broker. In the Press, and shortly will be published, By JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE, A.M.
A Continuation at the above Work, from the Deaths of Queen Second Edition, re-composed, and made into a new Work.
Cross, August 15, 1821.
Anne and Louis XIV. to the Death of George
.111. BL E. W. k then said that the de-
NEW GRAND LOTTERY of the whole 20,000 TICKETS, London : Published by Baldwin, Cesdock, and Joy, Pater-
Begins Drawing 3- th OCTOBER. Nuys, D.D. Regius Professor of Modern History in the ni-
noster-row. ceased must consider Spencer as his friend, and it
versify of Oxford. In one voL Bvo.
Second Day, 20th NOVLUZZO • Third Day, itch Decissasea;
Fourth and Last 131;y. 20th De.csmera. This day was published, DULLARD'S EAST-INDIA WAREHOUSES, had been pressed to declare the duel bad been a fair
THREE of £30,000, and TIIIRTY other Capitals, In One Volume, Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards, • N 0.16, CHEAPSIDE. one, he declined doing so, though aware of his situa-
ALL STERLING MONEY! Dedicated to the Hon. and Right Rev.the Lord Bishop of Durham,
NOT TWO BLANKS- TO A PRIZE! The Second Edition of MILLARD takes leave respectfully to inform tion, sometimes by expressions, and at ethers by ac.
irons of dissent, such as shaking his head, and ter-
Every STOCK PRIZES!-NO CLASSES! A. SERIES of SERMONS on the CHRISTIAN J. the Nobility an Families, that by his long experience in
tautly died without any such admission. Should the
Every Ticket will be drawn singly, each deciding its own fate, FAITH and CHARACTER. the East-India Trade,tind great attention to our own Manville,
evidence fail to make out the charge, those concerned
and no other. The Tickets and Shares on Sale are for the en- By the Rev. JOHN BIRD SUMNER, M.A. tens, he has been enabled, in addition to his regular supply of .
tire time of Drawing ; therefore, if a person buys before the
Prebendary of Durham, and Vicar of Maple-darham. India Goods in Muslin., Shawls, Inns Cloths, Calicoes, ace. to
produce the most complete Imitations of each in British; and his for the prosecution would be most happy to hear of
First Day, and his Number is not drawn the First Day, he has Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly. produce
Shawls, Nainsook, Seerhaudeonnah, Mull, Book, Sires- a verdict of acquittal. Should the facts be proved,
a chance for the Second, and if not drawn the Second he has
their righteous verdict must be given, and Mil
Where may be had, by the same Author,
a chance for the Third, and so on till the finish. raffle, and Betilla Muslin.; Long Cloths and Cosecs, are of the
it might
.be to themselves, and al who heard it, they
s ef X 30,000 Alone y
Attributes•of the Caxasna, with particular Reference to the first kind, and at the most desirable prices, wholesale and retail.
I 5,000 :Nloney
; A variety of witnesses %Jere called, who proved the
2 ..... 2,000 Money
puLtion with the Wisdom and Goodness of the Deny. Se-
circumstances under which Mr. Cuddle lost his life. It
5 1,000 Money
4 ...... 520 Money
appeated that he had received much provocation, but
~ s 300 Money
. 0 Paul's Epistles ;one vol. Svo. Third Edidata, with Additions, cloths for Ladles wear, taken in the entire piece or demy, at
as.
13
14 ...-. 100 Money
durability, and economy, cannot be surpassed. The give him every assistance after he received the wound.
50 Money ...-. 1,000 0
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-The at- beauty,
gateg
50
30 Money -
25 Money - declared it to have been their object to prevent the
too . ... so Money
•. i,OOO .•• 15 Money
1,500 •• 12 Money
5,8.50 .., 10 Money
arranged as to form a distinct Valente at the end of the yew;
thus combining in the same Work, the several cheractese of a Horbalwelts, Diapers, Russia and other Sheeting' &c. h ' ing summed up, with much impartiality and feel-
-- ---- esp Five pet Cans discount is allowed on all Goads bought to having
20,000 Tickets. Sterling Money £200,000 Magazine, a Review, and an Annual Register. the amount of 410 and upwards. ing, the Jury retired. After an absence of an hour
Under he superintendence elks preen% Uwe. this Week s and twenty minutes, at half-past six they returned a
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eso,ooo for the First-drawn Prize on the First, the same on will be devoted to the COntriblitkills of Kea Of the highest -
Second, and the same on the Fourth Day of Drawing. talent, it being the determination of the to steer no MIDLAND CIRCUIT. verdict of Not Guilty, in favour of each of the pri-
-the Se and.drawn Prize on the Third, and the same exPenge in order to pt
tot to the world a Messchly Journal -- sonars, who, deeply affected by their awful situation,
1:3,000 for c
on the Fourth Day. adapted in every respect to the present impremidatate of society, DERBY ASSIZES-DERBY, AUGUST 14. conducted themselves throughout in the most be-
£s,ooo for the Twenty-fifth-drawn Prize above .£5OO. be-
and regeelain a Mater fund of annlannent and information coming manner, and on hearing the decision which
FATAL DUEL.
The Tickets are numbered from No. 1 to No. 20,000. No. then nos hitherto been attempted.
tto No. 800 will be put into the Wheel before the First Day. Among other Papers of peculiar interest now in the course of TRIAL AND ACQUITTAL or THE BRITT LES ANKS. restored them to society, they all bowed their heads
as in
\o. 8,001 to No. 14,000 will be put into the Wheel before the publication, are Mr. Campbell's Lecterns on Pbetry, the sub- The important Trial of the Brittlebeeks came on gratitude to the ALMIGHT y for their deliverance.
ie.:ond Day. No. 14,001 to No. 20,000 before the Third Day.
and
of which was recently dalivererd at the Royal Institution; this morning. This case excited an intense interest -
and those who may desire to possess the New Series from its . .1, County. FORK, AUG UST 15.
WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, e •At an early hour an immense crowd
commencement in January, are requested to transmit their or- in `AL- . .
Complete in Octavo. den without delay to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen, surrounded the County Hall, and the rush, when the -
EXECUTION OF ANN BARBER, FOR THE MURDER
t.! T:tis day was published, in One large Volume Bvo. without the to prevent disappointment. doors were opened, was tremendous. OF HELL HUSBAND.
smallest abridgment, price 12s. in boards, a New Edition, The Numbers for July and August contain beside the usual The Court, over which Mr. Justice Pane presided, At twelve o'clock this
bring the Twenty-fifth, of Varieties in An, Science, Biography, Criticism, the Drama, most wretched woman suf-
ACI/fricAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, Politics and Commerce: assembled at eight o'clock ; the prisoners, who were fared the punishment of her aggravated crime. She
and Expositor of the English Language. I. An Authentic and interesting Account of the Coronation. genteel and interesting young men, were brought in, had yesterday become somewhat more gentle and re-
By JOIIN WALKER, -IL Mr. Campbell's Easar.-lIL Italy, by Lady Morgan.- and the following Gentlemen were sworn as Jurors signed. She admitted her guilt in general terms,
Author of "Elements of Elicudon"-° Rhyming IV. Town and C.ountry.-V. Madmen.-VI. Fragments from to try the cause :
Dictionary," Br.c. the Woods.-VII. French and English Tragedy.-VIII. Old and appeared penitent. Her mother, her younger
- T. C d 11 and W. Davies, Longman Hurst,
Printed for a eNorborough George Wells
Books-IX. On Coronatioes.-X, Jonathan Kennicky's Jour- John j John Gee
Emanuel Bolt daughter, and her sister, visited her in her cell, and
ohm Shirt
Rees, Ornie, and Brown ; J. Cuthell ; Balwin, Cradoe
' .sarik nal, N.. 4.-XI. Richmond.-XII. Macpherson s Lament.- Henry
XIII. Walks in a
... Garden, .
No. 5.-XIV. On the Comedies Christo her Hind George Bland 11. A. Renshaw all of them were mutually affected in the doe
Peet
Neely, and Jones; J. Richardson; Simpkin
Joy • Sherwood, S XV I Sam IpSh ley Edward Bradbury W. Scorer.
ue ep manner. A short time before twelve she was led - -
• ' ' land Dalton I, and G. and of Thomas Maye.-XV. Mal of peaking.,... I. n
and Marshall; J. Booker; I arvey . into the Grand Jury-room. She had then again be-
from Spain, by Don Leucadio Doblado, No. 3 : Character of The case having been opened by Mr. CLARKE, jun.
V. B. Whittaker. XVII. English Pride.-XVIII. come violent and clamorous. Her shrieks were b.
meaning of every word is clearly ex- the Seanigh CtetBYelee----
.., Mr. DENMAN said, it wks his most painful duty to
and . . bitter
, ,• lii this Volume tar
-syllable distinctly 'hewn; and, Blues and Antiblues.-XIX. Musical Politics.-XX. Napoleon. piercing beyond anything that it is possible to
the sound of eve
..tiled, and *7 state, as shortly and as simply as he could, the circum- •
Acre words are subject to different. pronunciations, the Authe- -XXI. Address to the Mummy at Belzonrs Exhibition.- . . imagine. She was drawn from the Grand Jury-room
titles of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully. e xhibited XXII. On Letters and Letter Writers.-XXIIT. Poets of stances of the case. The prisoners were to be trim
to the scaffold,
' Rural Life.-XXIV. Grimm's Ghost, No. s.-The Artists' for a crime that was considered one of the heaviest according to the terms of the sentence
the reasons for each at large displayed, and the preferable pro-sentence,
on a hurdle. The heart-rending cries that annonnc
Letter Boz.-XXV. Modern Fictions.-XXVI. Bibliographi. of which human nature was capable. A murder was ed
nunciation pointed out.
Editions of all Mr. cal Researches.-XXVII. On Palindromes.-XXVIII. Ger-her approach, filled every face with dismay. As the
As above may also be had, New V. Brittle-
charged to have been committed by Mr. M.
man Popular and Traditional Literature, &c. &c. hurdle came to the threshold,
Walker's other Works. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Cuduit.strett ; Bell sad bank, and the prisoners stood on their trial for aiding, so that she could see
Discovery has lately been introduced which bids Bradfute, Edinburgh; and John Cummins, Dublin; and retailed. abetting, and assisting in the said murder. He called part
._
of theplatform, b. 1
silobitterly exclaimed" 0
A.
tof a Dentist - HUDSON'S hy every Bookseller and Newsman throughout the Kingdom. oar on them most earnestly to dismiss from their minds LORD GOD, that I should come this !" 'to During
A. fair to supersede the necesst y . •
BOTANIC TOOTII POWDER is a certain remedy and pre-It may also be regularly transmitted abroad, by applying to any • whichthey
1 previous impressions - the few moments that intervened till she reached the .
Postmaster. last fatal spot, she kept incoherently cr • " 0
ventive for all Disorders of the Mouth. It not merely cleanses
and beautifies the Teeth, but preserves them from decay to
as site UNDER THE PATRONAGE AND RECOMMENDA- evidence which would be submitted to their consi- RD, save me .- 0 GOD, help me r-..oLORD,
period of life. It inakte.them white, fastens such TION OF THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF .preserve my soul." When the
latest penlast services of reli- ,
es the Tartar . Mr. Caddie, had been deration. The deceased,
loose, prevents those decayed growing worse, remotes
and cures the Scurvy in the Gums, leaving them firm and of Surgeon in the Navy ;he had retired on half-pay, gion were begun, she looked frantic and wild, drops
for Gum Biles Swelled Face, ' a REFINED BLACK LEAD and CHALK PEN- on her
knees, and with fearful violence clasped
healthy redness. It is an antidote 9 . and resided at Winster, in that county, where • Mr.the
and that excruciating pain, the Tooth-ach ; and so certain and un- CILS, of various degrees of hardness and shade. Clerks hands and caught up parts of the words of
deviating are its effects, that there never was a.n instance of any per- LOAD. Brittlebank, the father f two of the prisoners, resided.
. devotion which reached her ears. The prevailin
used 't ever having the looth.ach, or a Louth Treble hard hard in the highest degree - marked H.H.H. Mr. Caddie had been on intimate terms with the Brit- ... .cei were-,, g ex-
son who regularly i ,
so efficacious an antiseptic, it is so innocent Double bard for Engineers, Surveyors, :cc. ...--. KM tlebanks, but their friendship had fallen off in copse- r Iso LORD Jesus, save my soul r-
decay ; and though " 0 Goa, deliver
of a Box may be swallowed by an infant with- Hard - for Architects, Shorthand, fcc. -- . oh, my soul this day to heaven 1"--
that the contents quence of the attentions of the deceased to Miss Brit- .
The following Agents are appointed :-Mr. Medium for Fine Drawing, Writing, Ste. ---,--.--, F. 0 LORD, I forgive my enemies !"-." 0 GOD, bless
ot.t any danger. . F. -- H.B.debank, which certainly had been disapproved by b •iss
Atkinson, 44, Gerrard-street, Sobe-square, attic and .
G • Pierce- lard black for Sketching, &e. softer than my aims . When the Lord's Prayer was repeated
Sanger,lso, Firth, 45, Oxford-street ; Rich; Black - for Shading, Ste• still softer --- B. the members of her family. On this subject it was .
'l"' Bond.street ; the last time, she was directed to repeat after
• ''Fleet street • Riggs, 65, Cheapside, Deep black for Dark Shading, Sm. softest .----• B. B. unnecessary for him to go into any very minute de- Chaplain; instantly the
Ards, Strand; Jones, 59, - ,
rake, 41, and Johnston, Cornbill; and by most Medicine CIIALS. tails •he would therefore at once proceed to the or-
. she complied, and kept uni-
Venders and Perfumers in the Kingdom; price 2s. 9d.80x;
a Double hard - - - .
muted mix. , formly before the Chaplain in her expressions. '
and on taking half a dozen, the Stamps are allowed. Hard - - - • ----- H.C. cumstances which the Jury were to take into their
prayer-" Forgive our trespasses," was pronounced
_-- Soft - - - • consideration. On the 21st of May, the day before •
THE CHAMPION'S REHEARSAL; Double soft - e
„_,..- " S.S• the death of Mr. Cuddie, a letter was brought to him
. with dreadful energy. While the cap was drawing
OR, MOW TO BACK YOUR CHARGER. The marks attached to the `-'. Indicatem their exact tem- bv the servant of Mr.W.Brittlebank, complaining of over her face, she frequently repeated-" 0 Loan,
penture which is accurately maintained throughout ; and in • insult take my soul to Heaven !"-" 0 Loan, I forgive
which he said he had received, and calling on
!"-
MWith his nobly caparison'd Steed, their various degrees of hardness the, are adapted to every par- an
der , . . . them that were the means of bringing me here !"-
With dignified grace to advance and recede, pose to which Black Lead and Chalk Pencils can be applied. the deceased to fight him, in or to expiate that insult. .. 0 ('von, bless my children !" Just when
Rehearsing the part in the Pageant assign'd him • Sold by Doses and Co. Manufacuseers and Ornamental Sta. Mr. Cuddie refused to give any answer to the letter. ,
Three times had the Champion of England in vain) timers to his Majesty, No.B, Bridge-street, Black:rims ; and by In consequence of this, on the following day. the „ 0 LORD was tightened round her neck, she earnestly cried--
Essay'd, by a retrograde movement, to gain , the prhnipal Star en In the United Kingdom. JESUS, lam comin to then l"
risoner S ncer, who had been sent for from Bake- . gee -the drop
Adroitly, the door-way of crit behind him . Embossed Music Paper and Books, Embossed Letter Paper, P Pe ' fell, and in less than a minute life was e •
" The Jet of Renown" then an Amateur cried, Note Paper, and Cards; Embossed Bristol Boards, for Draw- well, arrived at Winster, and agreed to go with axonct.-
Throughout this scene, shocking to hu • humanity in its
" That long has to Taste and high Fashion supplied ing ; Embossed Bristol Boards, mounted an Coloured Ground, message from Mr. W. Brittlebank, demanding that firmest form, she manifested -
•• The acini of dress-and is justly accounted for Drawing; Embossed Drawing Paper and Books. Black-bu- Caddie should 6gbt him, or make an apology. Cud- a vigour of motion and
e The source of rich incident--now shall display dered Paper and Cards, for Mourning. die replied he had no apology to make, and would a strength of nerve which could not be expected from
" Its curious effect p-by its magnetic ray per Copies of all the Coronation Tickets Ia complete rams
Embossed and Printed from the Original Plates. not meet Mr. W. Brittlebank. Spencer carried
" Each barrier of ultimate success surmounted!" same time her features and the expression of her eyes
Arrayed then in Boots of prieeminent hue, Stomach Complaints-Wind-Gone-Spasine•-Cbolion•Vemit- this answer, and returned afterwards to Caddie with indicated a sl. •
and Distraction amazement, which shewed
Where rose, as if in two bright mirrors, to view new message, and on the deceased repeating the
ings-Loss of Appetite-Indigestion-..and General Debility of a
The fine Hitting forms of reflection's creation, the Stomach and Intestines. determination which he had previously announced, .
Hit station the Amateur took, on the line CORN WELL'S ORIENTAL CORDIAL. he told him that Mr. W. Brittlebank was then in the •
most solemn part of the devotional service she gazed
Directly of egress-his skilful designwildly around to see the rope by which she was to
Sustain'd by the plaudits of warns admiration! speak t
O,OOD HEALTH is $6 dependent on a food di. garden, and remarked- he might see and o be sus nde
. pe d. The multitude of spectators was greater
And now from the door to the luminous .Pt %A session, and a proper of the gastric price, that bib), if he would not fight. These were facts !o be than was ever seen on a similar occasion at York.
and the Charger then met where there is a derangement the one or a deteiency of the proved by witnesses, and by the dying declaration of
The Champion advanc'd,
His minikin form in the glossy refection; other, there must be indisposition and disease. An let di* the deceased, which by law would lse received as c ~, , a,
..... ,
„._.,,.
In retrograde motion still eyeing his shade, gudon or the ailment, subjects the body to a trait of evidence in cues of this description. Cuddie went 141ILTillALL-•- INE virACE-r.TIUXX ....are....•-s.untac imutyrey, the
chain of whose history our Readers will 11 - k
An unoblique exit till finally made- effects-spasm, windy r., cramp, vosnidop, heartburn, . reco act, would,accord-
into the garden, where he found W. Brittlebank, log to his own description, have reached from Olympus to Tar-
The Jet his true guide of geometric direction! sour mentions, a loss of appetite, and the stomach surcharged
with wind' are the attendant symptoms. To remove these painful with his brothers Andrew and Francis, who had been urus, and a piece over, to make slash for Pluto's rebellious
And thus, by ingenious expedient train'd,Ghosts, made his last appearance, and took his
feelings, and restore a Worse proportion of the *ea 4 the 4°' seen to ign from their house to that of Mr. Caddie.leave of this au-
The honouts of Westminster Hall were iussain'd,dience H•
mach, without which digestion cannot go on with soy advan. yesterday. is dress had, thron h the kindness
The Champion with graceful facility backing Here Andrew Brittlebank appearechanxious to pie- TUAGUE, the Governor of the Compter,g of
Mr.
tags to the system, the Oriental Vegetable Cordial is particularly received some additions ;
llis steed front The Presence,-and now to fulfil vent the duel, by calling upon Mr. Caddie to make he had been supplied with a shirt and stockings, but the one-
reeommended.
Attainnurnt of taste and equeitrian skill (if at this time of theyear
•/* It was first discovered and seed by an eminent Physician in an apology. This he declined, and pistols were then mental
" Resort," say the adepts," to fraeren's Jet Madan .and neck
the East Indies, where debilities of the stomach and intestines od eel
pr u , and r. Mi. W. Brittlebank having walked cloth, were still wanting. With respect to his future
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepited by are severe and alarming ; and the brother of the late Lord Ai- fifteen or yards from the deceased, both turned
sixteen destiny, the poor fellow expressed himseff wholly indifferent,
vardes. Lord Rodney, and a great number of distinguished per-
andfired,unless he could obtain some engagement in the profession of
he believed. A ball had been found which he was so enthusiastically enamoured. "If they would
al7leal Al ilealiZO sonages In this country have patronised and recommended it.
It tto the stolnach, removes Spasm, discharges
t
Wind, cures Cione, and for greerally strengthening tbe Stomach been sou
and 13ov/civic cannot be surpassed, while its agreeable flavour
30, STRAND, London renders it as pleasant as Madeira Wine.
And sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQ1•I D, is Bottles, 6d. 10d. 12d. and lad. each. Sold by Show and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, not m ght for, but in vain, near that where Mr.W.
Brittlebank had taken his place.
London, pried 4s. 6d. pet bottle ;or nearly six in one large hot- he believed that Mr. •
~.: rasa's: BL ACK I NG, in Pots, 6d• -.2.d• and 18d. each. tie, XI 9.5. Also by Sanger and Chandler,Oxford-street; Ward, own
, . ::......ling Pot of Paste is equal to Foul ls. Bottles of Liquid. Holborn; Breathing, Exchange and Willman, Borough, Loo-
ks?. Ask for WARREN's Blacking.
•,:jr-sfe:Vr., • • . • . • •:- •-r... • . !. ; : • % -
- . don-Bridge. near the spot on which Mr. Caddie stood ; one had
He, however, did
• dance to this circumstance; seven in this line he )
but let me sweep the Stage, or be a canine-snuffer," said he, " I
shanoduldtbetualry.f if
ithey would allow me a bare subsist
loyence ;
withlxh2oo
orpre prefer
ot. to a situation
tal, ItnheanNyiantg her mp
ee bad no le-
eau to attach imp, was delivered over to sense acquaintance,
W Brittlebank had exposed his
life to the same risk which he forced Mr. Cud-
die to run. The contrary afford him till he could get Into a t some assistance.
was no part of the Ease for their kindness, made
who had found him out in the Compter and who promised to
situation. He
hen expressed his gratitude to the Alagistrate, and Mr. Teague,
his best theatrical bow, and retired.
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