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On Monday last, at a quarter after twelve o'elock, died his house, in Pall-mall, in the 6.3 d year of h age, the Right lion. Wm. Windham, L.L.b a Governor of the Charter-house, andltepresentative for ;lig, ham Ferrars in the present. parliament. The origin of the complaint which

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In the mean while, the enemy, confounded in all projects, gradually recovered from, hi* astonishment, and endeavoured to regain some adyantages in this new teld of battle. For this purpose he detached several of infantry, a considerable number of pieces of artillery, and all his

SUR It Y Q IT A R SES.SIOIVS.. We beg to observe, that the Defendant in the cause re. ported underneath, is Mk. Samuel C'inarnon. Councilman, of Tower `Ward, We think it neee:.sary to state this, lest our readers should discover slaancit aduocaVor " rrgalar govcrnatent dud social

the of 'Colonel Chatupetinund, direrteirty . Colonel _Mackinnon, and lvtajor-Ceneral Leith, also moved to his left, to the stippost of Niojor*G'eneral Picton, and aided in the defeat ot the eion_s on this post, by the 3d battalion Hod, the ist battalion,, and the 2d hattalien 3S