Star. — London, England, 1804-02-20 00:00:00

heir and inch drat 'ere the the bur tht COA. f►tion pre .`urea ras in was order )Ut (o natty 11 the )( the ' )1 .4UtICAL IY7ELLIGANCIL istai Irstarer4 AWLS TlitB DATA-117164 r : E. Asp. not. s I I I I Hambutib ?ROM I.I.OYDS LIST. aid to arrow ae had en the laft tended batty the Of incing :dicth;c ohjeft; . ul ants of ulatiot, emak a h , . li g Mad= ir, ant' e mpting )I.es, and blew en A;cft c crew. 2scrifor, ji cic]• Lit. DIM 1 I • -18aXTRY. Frs.. Majeily's (hip SANTA HAROANITTA anchored off this 'harbour the Bth, kith *detachment of.the 28th regiment on board— lett .from Plymouth ; the men landed here, and marched off for Fermoy. Sir ROSIANT CALM% fquadron remains Rill at fea. *Titan, Fes. t8..-13y the Fox cutter, which ar rived at Falmouth yefterday, we have news of Adm. CORNWANI.IS'S fleet down to Tburfday the 16th, at which time they were all well off Ufhant, to the number of 17 fail of the line and one frigate. The French fquadron werealfo at their old nation in Breft harbour. PLYMOUTH, FAL the .AntINDAIICS fore alp. of Ligon', Lieutenant Pecs, from Pont. mouth. for the Wen Indies t the came here to join* the ilest,but they had failtd,before her arrival : alto the Courier, of Dominica, Captain Owns., from Do Arnim, far London, tall from Ireland, in diarets..— put bask the Suffolk. of Norfolk, in •Ainerica, Cap tarn Moms, from New York. for Ansiterdans, with tobacco.—.Viltb three Quips which have joined the gallant Courwasus from Cawfand Bay. he has now ss fail of the line befrdes frigates ; ten fail mkt Sir R. Cam**. Bart. of Irelyd ; and Ss GA under air ressaw, Bart.toff Ferret Poarstsmern.Arrived the Wand, STAPLmfrom Leith, bound to Janudea. The Eat Indianan tip poor mire getting ready for yea I, they will fail to. morrow under convey of the Dtaroots frigate, for Plymosth...,Wiud Eakrly Fell. tg—Friday afternoon arrived a Dutch febuyt, %virile:aid foreign paffargers, hot there not being any orders at this port for them to land, they are obliged io remain on board. Sailed yellerday on a cruise the &macs sloop of war end Psaaarea gun-brig. This day arrived from a ensit4 la Consvaues frigate and Boar grin:brig. Tbeil l ips of war in Ibid. Roods are. the Camas, Rear Ad. :mire Rollses. I Roar. of 64 guns, CONSTANCS frigate, BOLO gumbrig. Blue and CHAMPION cut ters. The wind continviag at the N. E. the Earl of Leicellee packet, Captain Tonneaus, AM remains. MAL, Is.. r4—Sailed the AUTUMN Amp of war for Abeernefs ; Coarerros frigate, and the Um. woos fcbooner, on a cruise off Boelogne. Came down from Sheer:n(s the CAITITORT frigate, and re. mains with the eel of his bfajelly's dips as per 14. Wind N. N. E. GRA•lllllllo.s~z9aiTicities. Womb. haw Pew York; ?Wm. Ms% Cada Met s sod a le b e t e odwasn. far Ciewyek.eidled tla jaw licb• Reg; moo abe inbepeass. Hain& far *M em leiterlohlitias. M St. Midesers; Wow Ilkiskath limes; NW M. Waft Tie wow, —, far twillaw Aaarram•tAt UmipasS.Tdegrapti. Pelarek.fraw )kw At !leeway. Ungt frilla Se. ads. TM Tamasbets bets. kraly am _Goes to els Hambare bee boa Mt as/ Is bid up Is dr Wail Sr.. wilts grew Awl a( ewer be Ss tali • The K.. Teel. Clah, twat Vigils tar Clew I aid We Mts. way*.leieber. bet MIAs kr Oyarta. bays pet Ws Ressiyas Inky, Males bow as fors ns p. m ad kis. ink. Ors Loversole ea Lcile. e ask be dia7Ml et Peak IS On sub Mast I craw asi raw bewol A TM Isernity. Haillite IMO lf= Hall e was cop mad op We ddr.mil medal Sill r To die Collin Thom*. relepeo. Aeldelded. arsar. Theme tad dm eld ebe Wed mind htli Lima. dellibadea be die *two effhe deo Anode, eed die altiodiso d the aid Wes, led So teseedengleis, # be elide at the Cove dell Callao poi& lesdh WthebegkeAredt. LeodeloWde. is die tellooleg wow I On Twillevthe WWI. • Clemilkobed sod Warrant Mon sod aide wands,: to We ~ the siotb !Amt. aed nod* tlas eft of Merch,es puede' @r ay ! and to pads sod at tendee es Ilifeladday sod Therfilley the 7th and Sth of Muds. • • Copy GE a CSrenlar Letter from Mr. Secretary Yeast so the Litman/Ms of Counties in Great Britain:- 0 Itv Lose. el/WieleN, Ids TO. MT. ' &fade/ your LardlMp to my Mader Letter of the alt. I lam sow the Mow of nopabedos yes. thee is order to any &sky wklek might arlia eneattlas of the rocs thuds monomial. W Royal ISlibook the Commander M Chid hos ontherkted the Gam& mermaamMop dißslds to defray the apse" r, aarslerig thiseaset,aatle qateidit ihrfrea to be Om moo then I. elk of emerpenel. * Ac dm expiate ago elf fach murky' es may be *aught no. uteri he the age of the Volunteer Farce will be defrayed by the Palk, it la yrehmed tint the lastresetey wa lad no &amity In Anna. filtil TT MI =Oa It for the walk alitedally as It IS MK budeded,whes the Arum* ISA have boat nutdc. that either cant or wasps" theold be dimmed ham thdr sallmary stk. mull He calseney or drain flee k. " to woke the more drodhaelly a afire the regular attendenee of the Members at Votunieer Corps at lateekor.l am to In t ro:: rt 7 r- L,l l ",i tt War, Hot Ws M t: all Itch Carp s et Volu hm nteer Ida% try es an vat receive any greater Ammer thaw thole grata on the 3 4 of Meath sloy. thirst OA be lord r IM's pg. at the fame tme with the MIMa. Mon at unmet atereat i te OM mama maimed eaccr, droastest sad Ishote. who d. Sall he pram' ar tie iley iajtallas et bit Cerjeants s 6 Corps by any Omen! or larpedlios Add mouth s a Piker, over and above the um per annum fee traloism and mac* alma/ diem! }'rival_iSr a prodded dad fad' lorpeatiso bell stet hewn Kerner eon ewe to two euestbra ad that tfos fbtr be made on a ream of the said omobere pre- I hat .Oder UP.U. 1 1410T4 by the Clemoundiog 0 Seer. and cad dad by the 13-ural or lotpcottog Add Mar by whom the Is. fiudeo ball be made. " I bait the bus. it be.ory Loot " Tour Lord**, atoll ebedlem Yeti* femme. Majefty's Lkstenant of the The Somerfet.placc Volunteen went through their rdpedrive evolutions on Saturday in Hyde Park, Juder the orders of Major Matra. The Prince of Wales's Volunteers continue their evening drills for fount time longer, a plan which is to he adopted by feveral other Corps. The Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters muf ed yellerday morning in the Tozopholite ground, Bedfordfquart, from whence they proceeded to 1141 k Fare, and prailifed bring at e target. a• DM" FU Is. • POUT& txrna. You will fee by the morning papers of this day, that the troops in garrifon and the yeomanry were put on the alert LA night, in .confeituence of form alarm, the foundation of which it not yet generally *Curtained. A variety of reports prevailed on the fubjea, among which were the following t That let. ters bad been received by Government, mentioning the appearance of an enemy off the Northern Cosh that a riling had taken place in the County of Ar magh; and even (ridiculous as it may appear) that an hoftile Rest was aitually at Killiney Bay, 7 miles from this City ! Let the alarm have proceeded from what caufe it may, it manifefted in the moh pleafing and fatisfaitory manner the dependence which may be placed upon our gallant yeomanry in the moment of danger••-on the fignal they repaired to their parades with a celerity and a force of numbers which prefage the triumph of our Kura and of our Country, fhould a neceßity arife for their defence upon Itifh ground! Mr. WICIMAII, our excellent and regretted Es. Secretary, went to the Pigeon-Houfe today, with the intent of embarking on bolird a packet for Holy. bead, bat the wind being adverfe, be returned to the Cattle. He departs with the firft fair' wind. PROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS, ns 16. On Tattier night force degree of alarm prevail ed in this city. he garrifon was under arms, the yeomanry repaired to their feveral polls, prepared with ball cartridge, &c. and hrong patroles of horfe went in irotion the whole night. Various are the caulks which have been affigned. but the real one we underhand to have been this the Commander of a country Carps of yeomanry. who is now in this city. received from his Firtl Lieutenant • letter. Rating that a Ain was expelled on the night of the day on which he bad written ; that he had reeved out ammunition to his corps. and that they were in hourly ezpethatioa of being attacked. This letter the gentleman to whom it was addrefred very pro. psely brought to the Cafile s and all thole precanti navy Naps were taken which a vigilant and alive Goverment &mild adopt ; for as there was no time to corm& the information, it was to be concluded, that had infurreflinn been really meditated in any put of the interior. it might have been intended at the fhme time is the capital, and generally through the country. The alarm, it is slatoll nanseehary to add. was wholly anfonsded is truth, but we cannovdeoy oar (elves the *arum of noticing how proudly it proved the courageous seal and alertnefs of our brave yeo manry. On the fire intimation of any thing like danger, they New. under arms, to their feveral polls, and in about tan minutes or a quarter of an hour. there was a force of armed loyalty which would have difmayed, or eddy fuppretred the molt formidable infurgency which the metropolis could have produe. ed. The yeomanry of Ireland do indeed well jellify the hang's", tribute paid by Mr. Secretary 'Yorke to their teal, loyalty, courage. and efficiency ; and their claims to a repetition of fuck honourable enco mium cannot fail of being hrengthenad and multi plied by trials of danger and length of fervice. ATTRACT or a LOTTRR IRON THS COUNTY WIXFORD. a OD Saturday evening tan, in confequence of in fnensation received by the Rev. W. Earrwoon. a Magilirate of this county, and (tenor of Kdlene, who had a party of yeomen liationed it his houfe, that rTies Corcoran , Corcoran , the proclaimed traitor , and John lbssirick, and one Brennan. were harboured in a s a a l t a lhort difiance, Mr. EASTWOOD made choice eta Cerium and twelve men of the Killoughran Yea money, commanded by Capt. Jams, of Ballycrinal, sad giving them a plan of *aim, lent them off in three divifions, with inn:onions that they °weld meet at the fame moment in the place of rendezvous. This order was obfened with the meson precifirm t' the parties came utogether, hot not before a woman obferved them, who, giving the alarm to the men who were lying in a bed within the cabin, they in. Randy rufhed out. and made towards the woods of Killoughran, not a quarter of • mile off ; but here they.were met by one divifion, confining of four. who immediately fired. and wounded Coftiiran and Fitzpatrick (who is called the Pieffan) the former in the knee, who infirmity fell ; the latter in the arm, which was broken ; the third, Brennan, was alfo wounded, but made his efcape. There two wicked wretches continued, though fitting, to charge and Bre. determined to die rather than fur render. From the number of firearms they had, as t hear, viz. two mutkets, two bluaderbuffes and patois, they kept up a continued fire on the little body. who gallantly flood to their poll and fought it out ; at length Cor coran received a mortal wound, and the Haim' flunk into a barn. which they were obliged to fire before be would fubmit. ANOTURI LETTSIt. A letter received by a Gentleman of this town, yellerday, from the county of Wexford. mentions. that the notorious rebel and inforgent, Js. Corcoran, for whom a reward of cool. was offered by Govern ment, was killed by the Yeomanry in endeavour ing to take him on Saturday lad. A party of the illoughran infantry, who are under the command of that truly loyal and aaive officer. Tmora as Jaws, Efq. being on their ufual patrole. as direfted by the Commander of the Di6W General GROSS ' they received information that Corcoran and his dep. rate banditti were in a certain part of Killooglsran wood. This party, confining of a Serjeaae and to men, who were joined by two of the New Rods Reagan, immediately repaired to the place ; at the confines of the woo.d, a videt of Corcoran's, feting the approach. immediately fired at them and retired. This alarmed the infurgent leader and his party in the houfe where they were lurking. arid when the yeomanry entered the wood, and came near. they fired upon them. It was very fmartly returned. and at length Corcoran was wounded under the hip, arid fell : notwitheanding he was do (evenly wounded. he fired four (bets afterwards, one of his defperadoes attendasg him priming and loadirg I a Sot. bow. ever at length paled through him. and he died. His body. and meet doe banditti who were wound• ed, were lwdged in the goal of Wedeed. We are happy to hear that Nee of doe yeomanry were kill. ed ; two have been 'Needed, bet est diegeruser. It , i fftirbket' Pen If-di edtearti4v.. bald on Wedmefday. a she gaol, ef thr body of jaspa r Cast orsossirbedi Aged duty lied by the wow* be receirest OM the Ila while paned 's an oodaw by % detaebmemst his duo gas and Killoughrai Yeomanry Corps. ' <' • Cote Fee. s 2.—Sereral perfons who were is a labials:safe in George's.flreet, were on Fri4y aigbt arrelled, upon charges of being parties at ftthdoes meetings. Mr. Manner, Fi ef Secretary to the Lords of the Admiralty, has left hit hnufe in New.fireet. Spring. Gardens. and has taken paeans of the boars in the Admiralty, formerly occupied by Sir E. Navas.. Yellerday a man of genteel apisearance prefented himfelf to gain admittance at St. James's, who allied Tome very extraordinary queflions refpelling his Ma. jetty ; he was difeovered by the officers to be the man who had been extremely troublefome feveral times at the Qieen's Hoar, and they had in conk. noence taken into coandy, and proved to be inane. they therefore took him into cutiody, and lodged hint in a warehhotife. , On Saturday Colonel FICTON, late Governor of the nand of Trinidad, appeared before the Loos ,Ciusr jusrics and gave hail, himfelf in one thou rind pounds, a nd two fureties in five hundred pounds each, to anfwer to an indictment upon which a WI was found the lag day of Term, by die Grand Jury of Middlefex, for the inffiltion of tortures on Lonifa Calderon ' s free Sponifit girl raw fourteen pars V qr. MAjOT•GEETTAI FAWCETT and Major Baasssaw have be= acquitted by the Court of Inquiry, which lhme time finer was affembled at Cbelfea, to inquire into certain irregularities which prevailed in the re. cruiting fervice in-Ireland. of soy privity in the fol iaged Auks. The ' Court ezpread their opinion, that if any irregularity was imputable to the Major. General, it was to be imputed to inadvertency, not defign ; to the troubled Nate of the country, and to the difficulties he had in performing his duties. A Gentlemen jun arrived fromtntbden. mentions the - efcape to that town, from Rotterdam, of the Editor of the Neerfpaper, tailed M The Mesekest," whofe erten had been ordered byeitizen Gym, the French Commifrary at that city. in confequenceofkis having, in a recent number of his Paper. obferved. in mentioning the conduttotßonaraaes celebrated 44 Invincible Legion" in Egypt, that • iY reefed to Jr invite& abets *Mal by Imam." Reentry T;i l -On Saturday a perfon was coo -1 sifted at the New Bailey Court•boulb. Manetteter. And paid the penalty of fol. with coat. for refaring to pay the Ramp duty when demanded by thereon requiting the receipt. On Friday Mr. Asour was fazed with an ape pledie stadia% at Covent-Garden Theatre. Su Commas Bucas happened very forrenately to be nputt the (pot. and tendered his profersonal Mance with the Nona zeal. Mr. Ammar was taken from the Theatre in a very alarming fiate. On Taefday lall the bed-room of Mrs. thaL+ v, as infirm lady. of Broad•Rreet, Oxford, was difeu stud 'to be on fire. It was estinguilhed by the &Elitist. of the inhabitants, but not till the Lady. who had bten Ibme time confined to her bed, was burned to death• On Monday afternoon a fire broke oat in the honk of Mr. HATLs, called Martlethans Lamb. near Woodbridge, Suffolk, which communicated to a barn, containing a quantity of corn. when the wind being firong at N. E. the flames raged with fuch violence that the weft dreadful recap enured in a sort (pace of time. All the buildings committed with the farm were levelled with the ground; all the implements of hufbandry delioyed, and a tree more than so yards from the (pot was fen on fire, by the current of lass es from the principal building. The presnifes belonged to the parith of Woodbridge; they were bequeathed fur charitable purpofes. and were act infured. An infant, nearly naked, tied in a rufh bafket, was left on Friday night at the door of the Blackfmith's area s Lower EAR Smithfield. On Friday night a horfe and cart was Aden from Mr. Kibblewaite. of Bromley, in Kent, by foam Fypfies, with which that part of the country is much entitled. Mr Orley, a farmer of Brocklee, was flopped near Stamford bridge. on the Honitsger road, a few days ago, by a tingle footpad in a (mock frock. who del mended his money, which Mr. 0. pretended to be feeling for, when he clapped (pun to his horfe, and rode off, upon which the villain fired a pißol at him, but happily without died. One night lad week Rofbrook, a poor man, belonging to Barrow, was flopped on the Newmar ket road, near Burs, by a tingle footpad, who rob. bed him of sit. EXTRAOIDINART For Chace.—The 'hounds of Mr. Dicalasoa, who hunts the country about Leigh. ton. Buzzard, and Betifordlbire, met with the fol lowing curious eircumuunee : A Fox was taken alive, and for two or three days previoufly to his being turned out, was thin up . in a flied very near the kennel. On the day appointed he was taken in a bag, and turned out into a piece of furs., about thirteen miles from home. After allow. ing him about a quarter of an hour's law, the hounds Welt dallied into the coven, and inftantly kale in full cry, when after a (harp burl of twenty minutes, the bondman found his error. in that they bad run the Awl of a thepherd's dog. The owner of the peek, not a little piqued for the credit of his hounds. d to try back, and they went again to the se. when the fox was firft looted. As (ion as they bad put the terrier into the form. he nithsnnelled poor Reynard, who wentfragir ma awl near twenty miles. be was however &add. took his old haunt, the form, in his way hock. and lading Masai' . tacitly plated. croled all the rivulets and deep cottony, and found his way to the very door where he bed been originally confined. He (crotched and made t pealed attempts to get in, and one of the tenants who faw him, had no rouser run to open the door. than he went away and took refuge in the kennel. where the door was that upon him. In a few mi. notes after, the whole pack in foil cry. war linseed u p to the door, hut he had cry& the river fo many times, that he trzfid the fportimea too, for they were all thrown out. Nearly a quarter of an hour dallied before they came up, and when they did, the kennel door was thrown open and be was torn to pees by the hounds. 14t . ... this is a better, mirk or fides in 1 the time aßitm was and it was . in the Conn cording George reeding debts, not Ratite p " Mat i any other any debt &c. then tiffs is fuch vodka fur be entitled Timber obtains the Plaintiff. wadi& ' hay with Aviation Plaintiff of his ell This fussibir had mode white he the different which len for the r his colts, below it med.& 7 Lord pr,oviace good, setord;rs theY Swe ". - This goods i parties .... tbe Defends t. tenon *nor fr in favour :- for this hasp , The Dehmlow balms ' vats from , the steessus found say e 11 , .... Wer t a vitae v Damages The ponies la so * , 111111ite•=• met lo leave the Z = io engage is a more enemies ei Ddeadeati far the occapethierdf Head, the leafs of which was has palilliwof latter. Mr. Ease..., fee the Motif, in that a trety for this Porpofe, the Dale his client te advance snowy does. He had Aid, that be beer a month, and paid seal. a NM. *Weak when he only drew four butts. and OR' far tits in that time. He bad libeerife aseauonod • as a. further inducement, that it was a free bask, or s: hnufe not &Ilea to a•pasticelar brew far dip fupply of its beer. The Defambiat had adiraesedi tol. in earneß of ItSol. for -the leaks and this awl tram was brought to recover the depofft.'. net Learned Coonfel fopiscreted tbis opening. on tboeiii. deuce of Rayner, a piddle-bode broker t of Chersho a petfon in the fame employment ; and of Blue, the. fervent of the brewers. the Win% the vehicular; of whole coentenance excited full as much extrados: as his teßimony. Mr. Gas.aow kid, if his ialtraftions were coma,- Rayner had perjured banal; and he breaskeaffr. Rose, a pablicen, who coetradifbed a large pi/tined . the tearaway of that witnek, end breadilarer a t i t that be walked with Rayner to the Marbolo Head, and continued with has tiering the progrefaz et the contra& although Rayner bad [worn that he never kw bits at all on that wakes. Lord ELIA11110100ON." It is your province to determine on the credit due to the refpeaive nodes; if you believe that Role has (worn the truth, it moll tend to &they the teainway of Rayner ; the evidence of the latter, however, is in Tome fupported by the two facceeding manatee= mutt give it additional weight. —Verdict for the Plaintiff col. FILMIC'S totals V. GLIM SICIIITTT. too Our readers will moiled the warmly toweled eleilion of Neweaftle under-Line, and the petition before the Committee of the Honk of Commons, by the rec e nt Defendant. who Rood third upon the poll. The prefect aftion was brought by the keeplir of the- King's Arms Tavern, in Palace yard, fo r a balance Milting for the board of the violas' tithe Defendant on that petition. It appeased that the PlAteciff bad agreed to fnort them at keen fed. linp a heed for their pro 'one. and one idling a bead for their lefties s the total of the account on the pa of May lat. was 451. Ass. pd. which the Doi Pendant Ceti:fled by a draft on his Bankers as the fame evening. He fagaited by the fame oinity. that the witneffes were at liberty to depart, and were no longer at his theme. Mr. Eisele., for the Plaintiff, kid, that the pre. fent salon was brought for their maintenance Pub. feqpent to that time. and produced evidence to men that the Defendant was liable to the erpence. Mr. Gaaaow, for the Defendant , produced a re ceipt. on whic h it appeared. that the Plaintiff wag oversaid, and had acknowledged, on the face of that receipt. that Mr. Beckett was ao lodger liable.-1foa• I did toe the Defendant. • '' .. .;stem COURT OP ism SOK* nil steno '-,1, ' " 1 : . shies was .ItNM of ' ' : eighwen MI 1-thialtir the - 1: ant,wbo is it • nobila'`Ale liter, for gaidellit de dn . GI he trial ie. thatphe admit' re, Gserinfed. Piccadilly, asd die Infeellellt. MONO' ' e when thedck was issilltred aid when the was brought, refitled• is the city of lisahr. was contended that he (bode have bees fide • :nett of Lamas is the city of Leaden sew. t to the psalms of the 39th sad - otih at ' 111. chapter to* which mai* that Meese r within the (Aid City are to be ford fee all not esesediag the fain •of yl. at the Court of is held thetas. except debts of a certain Os. sh ipecilied in the I oth halm of the oboes " F sad the tub ileum of the Ad ram they if say ailinn or fait doll be consameed is sr Cosa than the (aid Coen of hpsyseibbfew it not esneding the fun of See eik be. n and in every (inch cafe the Phtiatilfor Haim. Inch salon or fait (ball net, by rad* of a for him, ber or th em, or eat tied to any Cobs sehatfieem" enaets, that if the Minden is i. a wadi& be Gall resew doable Mils flea:' :hall.. Is the profess ads bathe bids for the el. she. sad the *in efpledi2= rith the Defiemiesee Candi pa eit wof the ha which was pease edsl the IF Is oat of pada a the myna& of the whelp :statues is the hit. sonstaat a. rues. • I was an adios in mild' the Men* Ins gird' nature. The Makitif was a = .6.. Z see a variety chnsalds fur the be charged 31. tga and then knot isms die fie of sys. was hr ion ish a Whom el IL ids lei. The Plekstilisripd the **Oka ef usdig him pay la.hy miaow his denied ea fa egi stem st. as se. ad. He csaidend the Wisest% I in pleading &dm ples. dtaisefel se& *se. d Ecsassesotont .linved. that it was las cc of Ilse jary to dines the nine of the ecter&ng to their jodompti asiseemillegly an their mull IMAM Wade high ....* * .. MAXON, 106 Inialilli I was as shim sannever a 1110 of fell and delivered la tlitii . are lonthrofellere. The deadest. whoa a liadelmegilpilp death by wilds it appmeeilst ai llentell - sr of the Ploistieteas al A V I Ass, aid apes kAs ailleenhi. • • elbadest_ _pleaded • fit eta apholls, - s hinalfeadllhe fleareilL lit al an her of the Plaistirs wWe. Ili n ' re r teams of her hellos& sad V i say ding thee (be did sat • - ......; was. hswevir. as mrashn flts ''' 'IT — . * wit...- lift was aseeediegly gives** , .. lei , • eases a. caurean. : pudes in this cassfe_nwalahlleele. ' , nein- iniog to lean the hledtW awl hi" masa: i in a more extes6u oesins walla will' • date for the occapades awe . the leafs of which was babe pelfillesof . . • ".* Eames fee the Mina, is for this Porpoie, the Di . eat to advance dose' He had find, that he t month, and paid sod a meggls, 406* Se only drew four both. and OW der illiok that time. He bad libeetife asessomd. ere ere. r inducement. that it was a free husk or st not &ilea to a- particular brewer for des of its beer. The Detesdast had ad.:aced' - lemma of teriol. for the leak ; and this Goa • ras brought to recover the depeat.'. Ibsi • .A "rannfol fees.ww••••l Niai orresirm_ ags• 06...mint_ 0