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minute, and cut over surface of sos ieet square The work was executed by him win great ease, and he was rewarded with the a,,- psause OL all present, and with a badge of re- sPect and honour. Itis proposed to continue these meetings: and we shall endeavOur in our next paper, to give some further account ot the plan. We regret that our limits will not allow more extended notice of this first exhibition of the kind.

 At New-LOndon, amid the festivities of the day, the sheriff was directed to open the pris- on doors, and bring in his bill, as follows :--

 Before the wine was circulated, gentle man tMr Law) proposed to the President Judge Perkins, that the eompanx present make general Gaol Delivery of debtors, to the amount of their debts more or less. The motion was carried unanirnously--fhe sheriff was ordered by the authority of the President of the day, to open the doors and bring in his biN. Theplate was passed, and when the first, second, and third gentlemen, among whom was Capt. George Rogers of the Navy, had put in $2O each, and others 1Tere emptying their pockets, the sheriff rose and told the company that there was enough; or if not that he would look to the remainder. A com mittee was appointed to see general clearing. out, and the debtors were addressed by the President with a delicacy admirably suited 10 the occasion; for instead of reminding them they were free, they were taken by the hand and invited to drink glass of wine, by which was probably understood as much as they5 Mirror