Star.
London, England, 1804-12-20 00:00:00

THEATRE.

Covswv GAIDEN...-I.4it night, the Royal Fancily
honoured this Theatre with a vifit, to fee Mr. fib
Dim's new Opera of Thirty Tboufand ! and the Farce ul
7he Guardian. Mr. Est say returned his place in the
charaiter of Clump, and was warmly greeted.—
The performers exerted themfelves to the amok and
the pieces went off with the happieit elle& Mrs. H.
Sinnott s, in the cliaratter of ifarrim, was extremely
interelling. The Royal Party were received with
reiterated'plaudits, and God Save the King was played
and fung on their entrance and departure, alfo Rule
Britain/, between the Play and the Farce.
His MAIIIITTIooked very well, was in excellent

fpirits, and much delighted with the mnlic, and the
allocions to the navy, ice. with which the Opera
abounds. He wore blue and gold.
HER MAirs rr....Was dread in white and rid, a very hand.

Pone cap, and a proforma of diamonds; white tippet, muff, and
gloves.
Parnarss ACCOSTAA mulberry mend heft, diamond ban-
deau, end four drooping white feathers, white :Ippet, muff. and
gloves.
Pursers ELI —A )ellow crape drefs, white and Cr.!:
Beeves. with Wash velvet bands, richly °tumuli:ed. aad ['odd.
with diamonds; a very becoming eap,with a quantity of diantoad,
an inunasfe plume of beautiful white feathm; a mulberry hand-
kerchief. thrown candefsly round her neck. Her Royal Highncts
waa delighted with the mune particularly the overture.
Palmeri. Malt r—Wore a mulberry robe, Ml white fleeces,
diamond neck lace, full lace frill round her nee'. and a white tip-
pet. On her bead a broad black velvet band, and three white re-
clining feathers.
Psi/mess sessaia—A dui robe, diamond feather, ktlaek velvet
band, and a green (pray feather; white muff, tippet, and gloves.
PILIbICIII AMILIAWINS foperbly dreted in white and gold
Breves, embroidered in ftripcs ; a (cadet robe, &mond necklace,
nrings, Re her hair elegantly dread. encircled with bands of
diamonds, and ornamented with three (mall white fhatlaers Her
Royal Highnefs looked beaoti•oL
Among the other perfuns of diftinition prefents we
noticed, their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of Kans.,
CU/4 AAAAA ND. SUSS/Z, CaMaa,DCI, MOMS/SUR, bro-
ther to Louis XVIII. f I other foreigners of high
rank, and the Earl and Countefs of Mouournoatts
Counters of ROTH tS, Li/die.; CALTKORTE, Hay. &C. .

The Marquis Of tiERTFoID. Earl Of
DiITMOU.
Eilfl ON SLOW, Lfildb Slum ST. MO‘TOPII, Son ram sv,
Sir H. B. Haase. Ladies G• Bums 'Lay, Smears
and Otstay, were in waiting.
The audience was numerous and elegant, but owing
to the unfavourable Rate of the weather, and the fel-
, ties' teafon of thq year, the Honfe was by no means
crowded.

Yellerday Mr. Neap; gave an elegant dinner to
a (ilea party of friends, ar.d admirers of the Youwo
ROSCIVS, among whore "were, Lord Muscseave, Ho-
noorable E. BOVViIII,HAnourAbIe T. Lima, Sir
Gaines flemporsr. G. Vracear, A. PHIPPS, H.
P►iest, R. HIATIIICOTE, &C. &C.

Many Gentlemen belonging to the Original Vac-
cine Inßitution, not finding it ebnvenient to amend
the weekly boards, and the annual meeting being or.
copied in bearing the report, it has been fliggefted
that it would be agreeable and ofefol to meet at's
Writer once in fix months, to read the new obfeivs-
tions and communications entered in the minute
booli ; to receive remarks upon I hefe minutes ; to hear
frefh t•ccnerences concerning Vaccine Pock Inocula-
tion, and to notice the new publications no that (tib-
ial. This plan has been approved. and the firft meet.
mg of this kind was held on Monday laR, at the Brj-
Coffee-houfe, Cockfpur-fireet. After the minutes
had been read by the Secretary, the company, which
was numerous and refpetlahle, fat down to an excel-
lent dinner, and the evening was (pent in great har-
mony and conviviality.

It is at length fettled that another fquadron is to
be formed for the proteltion of Ireland. Admiral
Lord Gainsiaa, who is now•on that Ration, is to have
the command, and is to hoill his Rag on board the
Fliasamia, of :to guns, now fitting for fea in Ha-
innate; Rear•Admtral DIWRI is to be fecund in
command on the fame fervice. The following Mips
arc already detached (rem the Channel Fleet for Cork.
OT Bantry BAT, viz. THUNOTItiII. 74, COLO A 11, 74,
and Pa ',miss RovAL, 9R. In Mort, if a SpAnith war
take• place, Ireland will be ib a Rate of naval as well
as military fecurity.

The Swedifh agent, Di i• Tout, was releafedon
the ilt in R. from the Temple, with orders to leave
Paris immediately for Sweden. All his papers arc,
however, detained.

According to accounts from Harnburgh. letters
from Conflatitinople, of the 28th ult. (late, that the
Tutkith Divan has advifed the Grand Seignior to
fend an Arnhafftior Extraordinary to Pails, with
an acknowledgment of the Imperial dignity in the
perfon and Family of B..MATARTS. A corps of
40,cc0 men, dif,iplined in the European manner.
is henceforward to do duty in and about the Turkith
capital.

Since the latter end of left month, all the French
emigrants arrefied on the asth of March, silos, at
Ettenheim, Kehl, and Offenburgh, and detained as
Rate prifoners, have been releafeJ. The Dose diEs-
ci lees fait were concluded by gene d'armes to the
right bank of the Rhine. They are in future to keep
at a certain dillance from the French frontiers. All
their effects have alto been ranted them. The Abbe
d'AIMAR being ill, has been allowed to flay at Paris
till he recovers. General Dr ssov, and three other
Rate prifoners, are, however, flirt in cußody.
A letter from a Gentleman in New York, to his
friend in Glafgow, dated November a, fays—u The
French fri.gates have at length cfcaped through Hell-
gate, to isicape deitruilion by the CAMBRIAN and Le-
ARDIII. The French are very unpopular here, ai,.l
the cowardice of the Imperial frigates execrated--
Don't crouch. Yon have the heart's will of the pen-
plc of this country—the French the reverie.
" The Mayor, the day before yeflerday, ailed a
prrslamation, ordering all reffels t r perform ytar.t3-
ttne which may arrive at New York, from Cadiz,
Malaga, and any pl ice to the Mediterranean leas.

f.dlowit. m.riveintelligence will, no
doubt, be of intrrell to (.me of'y -ur friend,. :—The
Ihip Lavinia, 13 days from Philadelphia. for Gree-
nock, was fp,Jke with nn the isth Oni•ber in lat. 42.
long. so. by the Philanthroptil, arrived here from
Nam:. The Sarah, Baowx, from Greenock, arrived
at Norfolk on the 6th November. The Sarah, Bow-
DIN, for Greenock, was cleared at Charleilown, on
the 27th o.4tober. The (7ornelia, HALL, and the
Sufannah, WA L A PR, of Gicenock ; and the Britifh
(hip Hamilton, fir weeks from the coalt of Attica, ar-
rived at Charlcton on the to November."

kwirldA IkTILLIGINCi

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Dublin
Waterford

MAILS THIS DAY.—WladN.Stg.
AIL DIM Aai. oct.
I I Hamburg & fu
0 4

BARDADOIS. Nov. to. —The Barton, of Liverpool,
and Diana, of London, did not fail yefterday, as they
both meant to do, and their detention till this mnr.
ning enables me to fay, that the fhip Ceres, of Lon-
don, but laR from Cork, an ived here fafe about eight
o'clock laft night. iri company with the Thetis, Capt.
C ay. for Dominica, and Penelope, for ja-
isaica. The Thetis, Capt. Cm aatiLry, was Combo-
lore. and deferves the honour ,f a flag for his Rea-
dy behaviour and nautical fkill in beating off the
bonaparte brig, of 20 guns and :co men, after three
hours dole battle, to windward of this Mold. In
this ;faience Commodore C HARNI.fir has been the fa-
viour of the Ceres and Penelope ; and let his condul
be noticed accordingly at Lloyd's.
FALMOUTH, DLL% tj.—Arrived the brig Provi-
dence, Havausx, from Demerara, bound to London,
*Litt leaky ; Flora. Salm', from Corks Qiieen
Charlotte packet, Captain Mynas, horn New York
and Halifat, laR from Plymouth, and the Cattoumi
armed brig, Captain James, from ditto. and has
fince failed for Milford.—Sailed the Suffolk, /town.
ion; for St. Vincent's, and the Fair American, HALL,
Por Boflon.—Wind Eagerly.

Pztstoura, Dac. 18.—Came in the Wiarisat
Cirri.z, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet, to re•
fit; the Perpetourn Mobile, of Dantzick, Capt. BOLT,
from Dantzick, laden with naval awes, for the Dock
Yard ; and the Dorothy Cook, of Neweaftle, Captain
Wit-ztast Fsattwica, from Memel, with timber and
deals. The Ma LTA, of 84 guns, did not fail yeßer-
day as was Rated : (he Rill remains in Cawfand Ba
Sailed the 'Ulan • cutter, on a *ze. It was the
(lu e. 98, and WINDSOR CASTLII, 98, which CMe
in from the fleet ; the former from off Ifle Aix and
Rochefort, and the latter from the Channel Fleet. The
rquadron under Vice-Admiral Sir T. G , were
left all well by the (tit are, on the tyth intl. The ene-
my in the Roads of Rochefort and L'Orient, as ufual.
Thfk fquadron etperienced dreadful weather, and in
the fury of the gale on Thurday night LIR, the Qt.! eta
Was forced to bear away for this port; but the gale
abating,the fpoke the fquadron, all well, after the gale.
and brought difpatches and letters from the fquadron.
The (trees has been on the Rochefort Ration fifteen
imeirs and four days. The Teams:as, of 98 guns
came off here on Monday morning, to receive a new
Captain, and immediately made fail to the weßward.
There were five perfona loft when the Rover tratif-
port was wrecked laft Thurfday night on the rocks
of Yealm Point, cart of the Slimes' Rocki. The flip
parted midthips. Two men and the mate jumped from
the bows, but were drowned, with the Mate's wife.
Captain Rur term e, with hisufnal humanity, tried
to get afbore, with the Mate's child in kis arms, but
was waflidt a(bore fenfelefs, and the child perifhed.
Poaysemarie, Dec. t9.—Arrived the Evossit
(loop of war from the Downs. Came into harbout
his Majelly's (hip AURORA.
Dear, Dec. 59.—Remain In the Downs a large
Beet of (hips of war. Wind N. E. blows hard.
Hunt., Dac. 18.—Tuerday laR the Mercury. Mae.
tea, and Triton, MobsoN, went down the Humber;
and failed (torn hence for Tonningen the following
day, under convoy of the &ice's' armed thip.—On
the t2th inßant, put into Whitby the Dutch fehuyt
Hoop, Jacoa Jaen's, jun. Matter, from Rotterdam
for Leith, with flax and feed. This veffel left Rot-
terdam on the 9thiwhere feveral vellels were loading
corn and feed for London end other Britifh ports.—
The Induftry. of
era" of Whitby, was wrecked
of the mouth of the Humber.•on the 3d inftant—
Crew Paved.
Toefday, a privateer, rappelled to be the General
Bruit, appeared off Newbiggin. Two (hips from
the Baltic offered her battle, but, on viewing them,
Ile thought proper not to engage. The fame night
SO apfeff arrived at Shields, giving information
that fuel a piivateer was off the coat ; and on
Wednefdlay two of his Majetly's hired armed (hips
failed as convoy to a large fleet of colliers.—Let-
tars received this morning by a refpcflable houfe
in this town from Rotterdam, announce the cap-
ture of the John, Captain W. H. Mitcti
otasos,
nfrom
Stockholm to this port, with iron 2nd wont', the
ash ult. off the Dogger Rank ; and the Enterprise,
Captain G. HALL. horn Koningtburg to this port,
with wheat, on the ,7th olr. by the French priva-
teer Swallow, Captain HALWIT 1 and both veffcls
feat into Rotterdam.
CRAIG Liomt, Dusoss.—The light lately crated
at the Craig, for the direAinn of paffage boats, is al
great improvement. Formerly, in dar
irk nightult, ans, boat-d
men from the oppofite fhore found diffic
even dangeroustto make the Craig pier, and if t
hey
attempted aPa (Se
at the dead hour of nielt, w
they were not even favoured by the twinkling tapers
from the windows of the town, it was almoti impolfi-
able for them even to reach the Angus fide, without
compate. Theft difficulties and dangers have been
completely removed by this ereSion. which emits fo
powerful rays of light, as to make a vivid reflation
on the water, from one fide of the Tay to the other.
WAY FRIORD, Drc. 4.—We have been dreadfully
by a French
fluggefr
annoyed in this quarter lately
privateer. No vette' darc Air out of port for. ear o
being taken, and unfortunately we have nn (hip what-
ever in this port capable of meeting her. On the moth
ion. one of our Coal he
gaove notice of her to
the Cullom-Honk ; the appears.. fobe
dweliol manned,
the
and carries about 14 guns, end isdaring,
few days ago fhe ventured into a harbour's mouth,
two league. off Red Head. Some think the has been
fent by the French Government, to recomioirre the
coall. If that is not her (tit, it is feared ate will
'eke Come 'reliefs bound bcrc. '

alit tit WlLlT?trir U 1114610111. RIM
HU, TO ItSAlt-lIDMIIIAL CON114•1111SOIIII
MIT IN TIIS TRIM.

6 His &batik Maletty's Escice, North Sess.
December s, 1804. P.M.
" have titre thonient •ieeeived your Flag of
Truce, conveying to me the Flon. Captain Cot.vita.,
late of His Britannic Majefty's No the Ronny,'
(wrecked upon your coaft) with eight of his Officers,
whom you have fire humanely fared from impend-
ing defirtalinn, and whom your Government has,
with its antient magnanimity. releaild and reftored to
their country and friends on their paroles of honour.
They are all, Sir, molt !earthly 'Geed with
heartfelt gratitude to the Batavian Government, for
their emancipation from captivity—to Admiral KIK.
KetT for their prefervation from the jaws of death I
and to all the Dutch Officers, an the Inhabitants of
the Tesel, for their kindnefs and moll humane at-
tentions.

" This, Sir. is nobly alleviating the rigours of war ;
as the Chriftian heroes of your country and mine
were wont formerly to do in thefe Seas, before a
eonfiderable portion of European intelleft was cos%
rupted by folk philofophy.
"Captain CoLvi LI, will comtnunieate to the Right
Honourable my Lords Commillionets of the Admi-
ralty, your prnpofal for the Eichabge of Prifoners.
" Accept, Sir, my fincere thanks, and the atfurance
that I am, &c. (Signed)
" J. M. au L."
DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE-MONEY. . _

The Medufa, for the capture of the Frettcii net flak I privateer
l'Efperance. December 8, 1803, rill he paid on Wednefelay the
lhalha.ar No. 'Sy, Norfolk-an:et, Strand, sod recalled for three
years.
The Coop Pluto, for the capture of the Pearl.Cldober 14,1800.
will be paid on Saturday next, the aid inilant, at Mr. Stranger's
O&e, Clement's Inn, and recalled for three years.

Aa dive, —Off Dungenefs, the Fortune AtCartby„ from
Britton. At Portfmouth, Diana, Forger, from Archangel; and
the Ann, Harrifon, from Riga. At Liverpool, Wei, finowders,
from Rip; General Hunter, —, from Kooningliburght May
lower, —. from Archangel ; Neptune, Perry, from Dondnit
I end the Trident, Kneels, from Quebec. At 'Waal, Shea.
lldarlda, from Quebec. At Dominica, Ceres, Crow, from Africa

The Ranger, ORTON, from London for the Baltic.
that was on the Swine Bottoms, is got off and gone
to Copenhagen to repair.
The Two Brothers, As iis 'soh. from Liverpool for
Pißon, is 101 l near Cape Breton..
The Grace, Wissiamsos, froth Limerick for Li-
verpool, is loft.
The Enterprise. Hiss, from !Coning!burgh for
Hull, is captured and carried into Rotterdam.
The Columbus, Las, from Liverpool, with a fleet
from Cork, bound to Jamaica, have gaffed Barbadoes.
The Hi w and G ih each of 64
guns, are ordered to be fitted for the reception of
there that may arrive from the Mediterranean to per-
form quarantine ; they are to be Rationed in Stand-
gate Creek.
The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleated to
promote Mr. Jona WI LIT. Purfer of the SCORPION
(loop, to the Jawalca frigate.
_ .

Hie is Covet oe Ames .—Yeßerday the Righ t
Hon. Sir Wee. Score. proceeded to the adjudicatko
of the following cafes :
The Elbe, Maar mailer-714 04, together wkli reveal ether
sip. of the ICU ddcriptioe, ware under convoy of a Bwedllb fri-
gate, (termed the reeved Swedlik cosroy) at the I. of the sap-
cure, but were retested coder particular eiresmltaines, by order
of the Crown, before Hal adjudication, and the queltitio was,
whether fuch a right vetted in the Crown ? The Court was dear-
ly of opinioo. in this cafe, that no doubt citified as to the legitimate
right of the Crown, sad accordingly reamed the maps aud car-
goes as claimed.
After fermi motions were difpofed of, the Court adjourned ill
the drat day of cleat terra.

The Rochdale Canal, communicating with the
Calder And Heble Navigation ;sear Halifax, and with
the Duke of BRIDOIMATIII'i it MaflChatt, is at
length completed. This important undertaking was
begun at the dote of the year 1794.
On Monday morning, at Meas. Sows,- and Co's.
diftillery,Varazhall, a foreman to the flone-usafonswho
are at work at a fteam-engine, put his head through
a final! aperture to look at Come work which had
been done, when the Ay-wheel of the engine, which
goes round eight times in a minute, paired dote to
the hole, and knocked off the upper part of his bead.
He died inffantly.

••••
FtAACIS Cone, the blind feamanb who was lately
robbed by his comrade, and about whom the public
felt fo much interefled, after having been under the
care of the firft csculifts in London, who all affirmed
the difeafe to be Gotta Strom, and therefore incur
able, has been lately rellored to his perfe& fight by
Mr. So t.t.v, an eminent Surgeon. of Wivelifcombe,
in Somerfetthire, who is become of much celebrity in
confequence of the many extraordinary cures he has
recently effefted.
E LOPLMINT.—.-Lall Friday morning, about three
o'clock, a Lieutenant in the Navy, eloped with the
daughter of an eminent Jew. of Portfmnu:h. They
' purfued their courfe with all poffible (peed, in a chaife
and four, to London. They had left Portfmcnth fe•
veral hours before the flight was difcovered, when
the father of Mils. accompanied by a friend, pur
filed them in a chaife and four, on the London road.
' On his arrival at Kingflon, he met with the poll-boy
who drove the lovers to town, who told him he drove
the happy pair to the Golden Crag, Charing Crofs,
but the father thinking it the molt advifable to procure
the affillance of the police, drcule to the Public Of-
fice, Bow-ftreet, and procured Adkins and Anthony,
two officers, to allift him in Isis purfuit. They went
to the Golden Crofs, but all the information that
could be gained there was, that the lovers remained
there hut a Ihort time, and went away in a hackney
coach. Hand bills were accordingly iffued, offering
a reward to the coachman who d: ove the lovers. to
give information where he let them down. Applica-
tion was made to Doctors' Canonry% to know if any
application had been made for a licence for their mar-
riage, but none had been made. It being fulpefted
that application would be made in the cnurfe of Sa-
turday morning, feveral perfons were fent to watch
with the Bow.ftreet Officers ; and, about two o'clock,
the gallant Officer applied for a licence, when the
officers took him into cuflody, and conveyed him to
the father, who prnpofed, if he would pay all ex-
pellees, he would not profecute him—to which the
fond lover was relatantly obliged to agree, and to
tell that the objeft of his affeStons was at lodgings in
Fludyer•llrect, Wellminfler ; uh;re the fair clamfel
was found, and returned y reluftantly with her
father to Pot tfasooth.

VERSES

M Mitre Ti. ltflt• or rii tvirnits, aitwA A cl.
•ND sosivaiss-salat
TIOMAKIIY. OM Cl> 1104.

O! Aunt, famer'd far, whet Freedom lows,
Where the Ann serve of Ready Manhood glows
bleft In by Sens, who anxious claim
A warrior's tribute, and i tranior's name
On the wide Add Ilifplayl, the Mufe perceive'
Arifing Heroes and the Scourge of laves :
The phalanx ism, tie ism embattled line,
In the hlatiele page will after Stine.
To fee this Sind array's!, could It be glv'n
That peg/ikons! brand' of earth and Heron,
How it would vex and gnaw his guilty mind;
To fee old Acmes.** Soma to arms cambial.
Ye vet.= Heroes who mimed this /haul,
Who've (pent your blood and twat In high conlinand.
Your names hall live to the remote( hour,
The dread of Tyrants and anarchic paver.
You noble W who have baldly flood.
And for your Country (pent your &weft blood,
Grateful we fee your gen'entes Sons in arms,
Pram to refill th' Ufurper's rude alarms!
Here did his Sward tte IMINOSSaI WALLACI
And reng'd for Preedont their' the carnag'd field;
His name will live thee tiros, the' he's at refl.—
Illeft be his tnern'rg, and his =writ, Welt !
BRITANNIA'S Genius leaks with biumtd eft.
On (amigo crimes—end, pitying. bean ;he cries,
Vinsig from th' embitter'd brats Of chafe who San
A widow's nary, or a father's care.
Propitious Healey ! Lang grant thou us to find
In our bleft /Woo a parent and a friend ;
And when thy will Sall call Lien to the Sties,
With equal Isere may his Son at*
Dreast.

IL U.

• BoNAPAITt.

On Satnrday lag his Rnyal Highnefs the Doke of
Camsaeons, attended by General Gwynna, &c. in-
(paled the agd Light Dragoons at Rumford, and
was pleated to e: refs himfelf highly fiddled with
the appearance of the regiment. His Royal High
net afterwards honoured Major Firms with his
company to breakfall, at his apartments in the Bar-
racks:

• ----•
At the Ordination held by, the Bifbop of Ltuteme,
at the Epircorial Palace, at Bockden, on Sunday the
t 6th inflant, the following Gentlemen were ordained
bleb t The Rev. Hussy Was.i.sexab, A. M. Caius
College, Cambridge; WILLIAM M. Demme's. A. M.
Chriß- Church, Oxon ; WILLIAM PALK ea A. B. and
Roamer W A. B. Trinity College, Cambridge:
as were STIP HEW PRISTON, A. B. Lincoln. College,
Oxford; and EDWARD Efsamievt, A. B. Magdalen
Hall, Oxford, Deacons.

Yefterday morning a Bookfeller in Sr. Mary-la.
bonne, was apprehended by ADKINS, nne of the Bow-
ftreet officers, and brought before Sir R. Foe°, being
charged with having publifhed a libel. esstitled, " A
Letter from THOMAS P•tna, on the Subjeft of the
French Invafion." After undergoing a private ex-
amination, the Bookfellcr was ordered to find bail.

Died yellerday morning, at her feat at Hillingdon
Mae. near Uxbridge, the Mat chionefs of Roca ING-
HAM. The Marchionefs, fince the irreparable lore of
her hatband in 1783, has lived conflantly in retire-
ment. Her large income was employed in a great
part in Os of charity and benevolence and her death
will be long lamented by the poor, to whom the was
a continual benefit/tor. According to her annual
callow, the had made preparations for the hofpis able
full which the gave at this feafon to the poor of her
neighbourhood. Her death was fn fuddea that there
was not time to call in medical alliftance.
ALDaaisall BOYDILL'S F —Yefletday the
remains of this refpettable and venerable Citizen
were interred with great fimeral romp in the family
vault in St. Martin's Church, Ironmonger-lane, near
to thofe of Mrs. &usset..
An offer was mane to the friends of the deeeafed,
by the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, to depofit his
remains in that Cathedral, where f 1 eminent
artitts lie ; but they having often heard him es prefs a
with to be laid near his wife, thought it improper to
deviate from it.
The whole of the morning the body lay in Rate
at the deceafed's houfe in Cheapfide. where fume
hundreds of his friends repaired so take their latt
view of it.
The Coffin was of lead, and placed in an oak (hell,
covered with black velvet. The handles and other
appendages belonging to it, were raver gilt.
On the breaf•plate, which was extremely rich and
beautiful, was written—

JOHN BOYDF.LI., Efq.
Alderman of t►e Ward of Cheap,
Died de itch of December, .804.
Aged 86 years.

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About ten minutes pall three o'clock, the pmeefGon
being formed, it fet nff in the following order :
i Twelve City CoollaMes
The Ward Beadle
I Twenty Boys beiosirlus to St. Ano's School, of
which the deccsfsd was Chief Patna
and Seoefaftor. U
1 The Molter of the School 3
3 Twenty Oltt. Mateo, to the School IX
The MUtrefs of the School
vi Two Hook fitewards 41. of the School
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