... .0 .JL Pj 1, 127 A A ma - -W ?? dof JDjuI I 2, A 11,ST of PERSONTS to whom GAME CERTIFICA'T ES have been iffued, purfuant to 25th GEORGE III. in mSC- and PIa ess and Places of A1,lb. I ?? d PI-- .F ?? f s N~ames and Plares Abodc A. ANSPACH, tho Margrave-of ...

... the Duty, between the Sfn day',f July and the i4th day of September, 1805, purfriant touthe AIIs oF 'Parlia- meint granting a Dtty on fuch Certificates, Naesrc:, XAddiiona, and 'Paces of A60de. Acklom Peter, efq: gesbald Aldcron Wilnam, clerk, Holme Ardcn ...

... aes, ditto *.v~,Uwzt Juloh lusi). dittOe An Id flicinif'CI Afdev.A. k,!iio, 6 :'(iilt E'ttw. F'sq. ditto A!iasrltctt tursi, I oIt Crispi Sagiiiiel ,toveli.. (itItitchtts. esq. dti io A~hudTsios ioju, Bailhd Crowtimio John S¶ibel, 9,tssiqtgland Ajasiit ...

... ugthlinsta afttet a !iueertr1!l ltriices, it bra Itirtie, uls the Rdgwar`e7mad, Ir. Ledward.Vhe It i er Ct. Con, 6oP~ 6 o Lita liii 6 ? il S pert icilat. N*.vy 91 4, 90j ~ ottery litsair Lode FIIa fiteitit a is. ra ?? s Ace. t0 a M~omia 0 wilt a tta 10Iavt ull ...

... far restired as to be able. to Weaik a ile with perfedl ease to himself. A Gentlernan ilt a calefe-hmuse in the. Ciry was complatn ng to a friend noa mnolt Violent ttillth-sche, who imlfiedlitely iao formed him of a newly discovered renmedy, ...

... but A .oing juistice to both jockeys to state, chat on no occasion what- E, r ever did either display grsater skill, or give stronger prcoF of re their professional merits. Sir Joshua mnade play, and was never ie irded, winning hy a neck, after a well ...

... s' -' '- i se tf.enerMal Grosvfenfostb^ g g-Prn I','ct, ,46f r* ol il;8t .; .2 a A' -GOl~dC2Usfrf ThC e a lue sfttby Aub5fl~y bir pefff logs each. it :Sir H. Naeithot-pe a b g JEvetrhaetmq -- . , - .-. d. Hon G :Watioso' Sefllagrive, i-9rra old . . - ...

... the ofr Mosaic tribe of this day that promises to maintain the ?? of a MAendoza or a Sam; although defeaited in a in sanguinary combat with Reynolds a few days since, hie re did not Ise a ptarticle of his fame; Ilie appeared in the yolr ring ...

... immediately ran itto a neighbour's house, who t wrapped a carpet round ker, likewise a quantity of water was r thrownt upon her, which shortly extinguxshed the flames, but z her face, arms, and neck were burnt itn a shocking manner ;. a 'N ...

... to get in by feints, and placed a left-handed hit upon the body. Mar- tin sparred him into a corner of the ring, but Randal niano~nvred himself out, and placed two hits, one of which drew blood freely from the nose. In a close Martin threw him. 2. Martin ...

... Jut y retained a verdict, that she hung herself, hieing in a state of temporary derangesnent. Axauster AT Sotosne-Saterdey afternoon, a middle-aged roan, wearing site remains of genteel clothes, was seen to tie himself by a rup? up so a tree ...

... sasd matclh' made but a week since, the attendance was thin. At stlng-to the men, over anxious togo in, threw their blows ,vwayran got ItiE a close, when a tedious wrestling match took ~ 'lacit ot wee down. P 2. Tlms~rbbutnidtook a' slice of theirfastness ...