Star. — London, England, 1819-12-30 00:00:00

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Re an. was 19 years of age, and the latter only 16. wi ; ..; Away &immense, buy ndsid! thic°l :: saine ville louggi t4) abkie the b a l eg " emen ietter t s n f ar th d e la defern Act' siv emith ere Or t p wo han fim s, and lad resided ibdroedthwenith ththeeif:Therauntinaa I .1 ,t 'say mono thou feel the bitter blasts gut NM? ' AND 0111111118. • I't is 'ertre mane thou shudder at the wbstar's trial. ' The firm of Thompson mid Coates, wine nod 'Perk . 1 ' Ito Petrifyieg frost bud driving usow? merchants, of Holborn-hill, were this day , • slain and declaredthat, though the practice might street; and the elder found himself and his b in s '• • Ste not fee ibee reviving ember* glow ? * before the Csieriniesioners, ander thoUthaf Ge ' echa • the R e venue, it clothes, &c. he being a clerk in the /tank brot h ' atflsihtl,arjno'utotheßevenue, it clothes, &c. hebeingaclerk iii the,Btnk of e ‘. Is not he thee the ready table spread? would be found to be bight 'prejudicial in the 4 land. Their deaths happened as foll 4 ' 7.. Dom not for thee the kern of plenty Sew ? cap. 8. commooly called the Cape Aco with hal . at first sight mat °Wm iniiirlow ti/ intermixed * a quantity of Port with a manntity . were Permitted to mil four o'clock on Monday' afternoon, c' s w e s v era i . :-..-- '' run ; for if w ine- merchants !feels brio/ beggar of thy dalky bread! Cape Wine, araink the Statute.' 0 ,„ foreign wines with Cape wine, which paid a comps- were skaiting on the New Canal, near Maiden-. I'[ l i . • , 'net this elitist tranbiing o'er thy brooding thought, As if thou wert umlasiteed and feelers ; • Shudtreing at scenes of woe all races, -wroegiu I nit M elt, ' sneezed to the violation of the.' natively trifling duty, they might improve it so much Battle-b ridge, when z John unfortunately got n r , ls cute, with fraudulent intent, amounts to £3OO, but as to increase its consumption to a great aunt, and of the ire not suEciently strong to borax rn m, and t, the consumption of that wine foe was iugulfed in,a part ahove IS feet deer, where • r - g &use attiring soul, to luckless fortune beta,free there being no sus acres of each intent, on the con- , ,ttary, the defendants being considered wholly . of course diminish• with which it might be adopted as a sultana*. bole had been dug for a pump to wort off the tr , . • ' Front weeping wife, and fanzieled children torn. front improper motives, the case was gosie into vn The Comer, in giving judgment, said, there was Francis seeing the dreadful predicament in which • 1 Oilider'd and lost in trackless depths of scow! t he v i ew o f try i ng t h e r i g ht. a nd net with tat* of no imputation whateirew apon the character of the brother was, cried out-'i Oh, my brothers my 1. - At such self-painted protpecu must thou morn f . fixing the penalty. house, which the Officers of Excise had always made therr and ionising to his assistance, advanced ea tt. • Must the Mk heave, and tear et sorrow low? A great number of wine and spirit 'merchants at - a; honourable report of, and those who bad presumed ice to the broken part, stretching out his ha , , i It is perhaps WI human so to do, tended to hear the decision of the Board , nP a to impeach its respectability deserved the severest han d to h i s brother; the ice on a sudden gave For what were life, if Pity took her Sight? . very prevalent practice, amongst the trade, 01 mix- punishment. The information did not charge them and he fell in. It was distressing to witness ~ sii 4 It is full well to feel for ethers' woe, ing wines for the punting of improving , the flavour with any thin g criminal or corrupt, and the question struggles; at length they clasped each other i s ... , • Yet let thy faith persuade thee " ail is right I" and quality. A great deal of capital• is mid to beat m e re l y to u p on a point of law. The Court were Wins, and sunk tb rise no more!--Althoug h ~ a The wretch that sinks, may rise from his dark islidu this moment embarked in speculations of the kind. of opinion thatthere had been a mixing within the persons were present , none of them could se , 1 ' • To brighter scenes of bliss t h at s h a ll not ceme-;- Mr. Fisher, a Surveyor of Excise, swore, that in meaning of the Act, and 'adjudged the whole of the etual sunshine, and perpetual Pte! l as s istance.priiiec of Wake yzhco AGentlan wents in N inimeor..rect immediately t , i Per iaitel to y p ‘ 4 Ifeet his fond friends in madras of endlesi light, p • , taking the stock of Messrs. Thompson and C oate s , wines s° mixed to be forfeited. on the 19th of October, he found an excess or eight COCKPIT, WHITEHALL - requested the loan of a cos* of window-sh -so . , 1 ,I , l' , I • ___.. s — , Sunday morning, at one o'clock, as the watchritan gallons in a pipe Of Cape wine of 98 gallons. mis Toesday a Committee of the Privy Council sat at boards, from Mr- Thurston, thelandlord, for the . •Y , Lapis was, rot accounted for by the permits. , Wit s Whitehall to hear an argument on several Petitions pose of laying across the broken part of the • ice, 1. i. . 1.:.; • . was ing his -rounds in-French-alley, Goswell4treet, asking Act • ofto rescue them ; bu go ness, upon Mr. Coates to account foe the its- ;assented against an of the Legislature Up- try t though he entre a ted, , , he discovered a male infant, apparently new-born, crease, was tole{ by him that it was cans 4 hy the per Canada. The facts connected with the enema* even offered to leave a deposit, Mr. Tit lying in a corner, entirely naked, with the exception addition of eight gallons Of Port wine, fir ithe inn shortly these t-The North-West Company, after pot. grant_ his nequest. On the Gentleman's a. 1 VH .' ' of a few old-rags which were round its head. He prervement of the Cape wine. The whole pipe 'of long and violent divan with Lord SILJEISE, Pre- . du Caaai, the bodies hid disowned, a n d , . • i t , . took up the little innocent, which was nearly frozen, w i n e wa s , in consequence of this unsatisfactory (erred a Bill pi - indictment against him and others were useless. It grew dark, and they on', wrapped it in his great coat, and carried it to. the statement, seized. for a conspiracy to injeav die trader. The offence to give over all search till nett morning, when , i , ' work-house, where it is likely to do well. Suspicion The Stocking Officer c onfirmed this statement. was allecemi.. to have been committed at Fort William, brothers were found locked in each other's a , ssi fell on a woman of the name eif Wilson, who was supposed to be pregnant, and wha was seen lurking Mr. Coors: appeared for the firm. He addressed c ' n th e most distant verge of Upper Canada. p erha p s The Jury expressed their indignation at the co, , beyond its boundaries, but which, f the sake of ar- of• Mr. Thurston . Verdict-sheitional Death r near the place where the child was found.... She was the' Board at considerable length. Thacharge was, to be ::the westerndis- Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Triu . taktn into custody by the Parish O ffi cers of St. he said, the first ever babught against the house , V? may be c on ed m . , loses o f Up per Canada . Of ' this district the Assize Chariot , Grosvenor - place , On thebody of G. i, ~ Luke's, at her lodgings in Hatfield-street, confined to whose reputation stood so high as to raise great town is San d w i c h , where the Bill was preferred, and a stable-boy, at Cox's Livery Stables. Brick-u .. - her bed after her Iying-in, which, from her own and jealousy, and, of course, many active enemies. The • Lord Sentient attended with his witnesses, brought Piccadilly, whose death was occasioned by , : t i. 1 . the midwife's' acknowledgment, was only an hour prosperity before she exposed the child. She was removed to of the Company.had been keeping pace with its character, and those who were ineffectually the work-house, where she is to remain until she is labouring to emulate, gladly snatched at any op- able to be brought before a Magistrate. On Christmas-day, between the hours of two and portunity to circulate reports prejudicial to the men three in the afternoon, the dwelling house of William enunt of the seizure had run the full length of a lie, Chainey, in the parish of Eienenden, was broken open,t expense, from a distance of 1500 miles in jammed between the wheel of a cart and a post, -'''-- a tl t u a in g t re er s ion The Grand Jury y ga y tables. on Friday, deliberated six da s the tetra of Ms master's s on the Bill; when, just as they were about to throw whit one of the vessels of the lungs was input. by whom their activity' had been defeated- The ac - it out, Chief-Justice Powiski. adjourned the Court and he died in the Hospital. The Jury returned 3 for the moment it was heard that a p i pe of wins was .wita at an end, dismissed his witnesseu sane din; and Lord Senzieut, thinkiag the business verdict—Accideetal Death. Mostly af- An In lest was also held at the Salisbury .. taken b . the Serve or, from the remise s, the as ter/yarns a Legislative Session was held at York, near Fountain-stairs, Berniondsey, on the body of ~ ' . ' (no person being therein, it being during Divine Sir = y y , p sat g 250 . lt vice), and robbed of notes, and gold, in sovereigns and 7s. pieces, to the amount of upwards of 1,:20, and unity of the trade went to work, and, in a short time, males less inland than Sandwich, when the Act Greens ' the circumstance was exagThe deceased lived in Salisbury -street, , • ' gerated into a detection now under considenttion, was brought into the House on Friday last was going along the foot-path I of Assembly. That House consists of twenty-four through the rope- of Mr. Boyd, in his • ''s. a variety - of wearing apparel. of an ono moos system of - fraud, and the probable I On Christmas-eve, as a labouring man; named fine was estimated at twenty thousand pounds. He Members ; but of these, tea had not arrived, being state of health, w hen suddenly fell, and ei.: ,, •-- ii •• : Richard Everest, was going from Yalding to Ger- should first contend, that the officer acid illegally; the more distant Members, whoa constituents wino without utteriog a groan: Verdict-Died by the : • in seizing more than the excess of eight gallons;- most affected ley the Bill. It was passed by nine votes sitetiox 9f Goa k many-farm, he was attacked in a field called the 4 High-field, ny * two ru ffi ans, one of whom striking him secondly, that to mix Port wine with -Cape red only ! . au of fourteen pretent ; rent up hastily to the Another Inquest was held, at the Queen ' s ' - ' 1 i 'on the head with a hedge-stake, knocked him down,• wine was not contrary, either to the letter or the in- of LegislativeCoeecil,. consisting only eften . M_embers d , a Windszorth, touching the death of Elizabeth ht . , v, and rendered him for a short time insensible. On tendon of the Act of Parliament ; and, thirdly, that through whom th C a bi tH e l oB d .ie .8 two. 4 _ Ts I as It the S'pea , /t ,an . a ged 1 4,. Th ot e .th . on Monday, was sta a a , , , , ,.. tph . the poor man recovering his senses, one of the robbers the Revenue had suffered nothing' by what the film most concerned in framing the Bill ; an d it close to the fire, when her dress caught the ft - mit his foot op his neck, and when ' the object of his one. On the contrary, he should spew that the . brutality supPlieat 7 Ed for mercy, he exclaimed to his Revenue was, in reality, benefited by the practice , no legislative inquiry , by no , menage from the Ho- it to burn more tepidly, and although assistances F companion, " D-n-- his old eyes; kill him." The which was now, for the first time, considered penal. remitter by no allegation of neceisty, by no time rendered, she was so severely burnt that she died '• _ other robber theneifled his pockets, taking from him There were but two laws in force against the mixture allowed for petitioning against it in * Canada ; and a sheet time after. Verdict—Accidental Death. • of wines, the 12th Chu. IL cap. 25, ond 54th- Geo. now before the Privy Council, eleven Members oat of . - 1 a new crown -pied, six or seven half-crowns, and (CIRCT.ILAIt,) 'Ol i - other silver, to the amount of thirty-four, shillings, a 111. cap. 8. As to the-seizure of the whole of the the twenty-four who codstitute the House of Astern- A GENBRAL -INVITATION TO THE PEOPLE ' he referred to. the 27th clause of the lastonen- WY, are Petitioners to have the Bill disallowed.- ENGLAND. SCOTLAND, HUMANA AND WA J a hatch and key, and a purse. They then left him. Pipe, He speedily gave the alarm, and Mr. Philpot, of the tioned Act, to prove that the officer had no right to However, it was instantly acted upon. The same in- sar to recommend particuLuiy to their Serrano! and Carriers to . F TURNitire LIQUID or PASTS BLACKING as I 1 • Chequers, l'arleigh, wont in pursuit of tlse villains. seize more than eight gallons, the words of that Act dictrnent, which could not be found at Sandwich, to b e bad a . l tbe - . ' • Grows, licsonstaken, . - . being, . 4 that the quantity seized shad be equal to was preferred against Lord &LURIE and his friends hema t oogere, DiN t ekl t i a 4 perm,,„,, so ev e ry Town to • C He apprehended two men, against whom there cep- .. peered strung suspicious circumstances, of which the quantity found in excess," and by no means inti- at Yolk, and there ( after some extraordinary inter- Megaton frcerfaa inommement lately made, which j one was, that the money found on one of them ex- mating that • any of the stock which the Surveyor ferences on the part of the North-West Company's eay o nickuie "et immisilt before-the Phc'' ! Id. To those who have never yet made a trial, it is . actly corresponded with that taken 'from Everest. found to be regularly accounted for, should form agents) the Bill was at last found. It was contended, ' But the latter being unable to swear either to the men • part of the seizure. He had: when questioned by the that the Bill was a departure from the principles of sew n , aill i Wi ror t s:r d r t isrfet' ruiy, . - o ffi cer, caadidly admitted the intermixture had taken English law, in withdrawing amen from his natural 114, Locidon.road,Southwark. 1 RICHARD TOWEL or the money, the prisoners were liberated. The house of J. E. Theta, Esq. of Hanson-place, place. If any thing illegal was in contemplation, Judges, the grand and petty inquest of his own dio - BIRTH. --,:i - Edgewate-road; was broken into, on Tuesday night, the denial would have prevented the possibility of a 'tract. It was further argued, that the Governor had On the lath et her last, at the Isle of Preece, t and the parlours were literally stripped of 60 pieces discovery, and it was much to be regretted that an not complied with the instructions laid down in the Lae, et Conan Thomas ado* limbic. of thilold Repent, of plate, a looking-glass, some jea ellery, &c. The admission made in bonner and good faith to the Statute 81st Geo. 111. c. Si, which direct that he of a elm • . . 1 . • .robbers regaled the'inselves with beef and fowls, and officer, should be converted to the prejudice of the s h o uld ruerve all extraordinary and unusual Bills for DMA firm, To prove that the act of which thee were ac- .e special consideration of his Majesty, without pre- Thoratil, in oissonbery.plati, adi ite), 'floor, iste 4 by some means silenced a house-dog in the' area. il. Thursday night, or early on Friday morning, the cased was not contrary to the letter and the Act of ntously giving thembisassent, unless they contain a ' Kut the Hon India Company's Blitily Marine. shop of Mr. HARRISON, grocer, &c. of Ighthiim, aft taus( sus ndin • Frida y, at Tossbeidgo-wells, wed 45, Charlotte Canon Parliament, he contended, that at the time the Act c Pe g their • operation Willie Royal plea- w ire o r t aptila J oao W a ter, el ..__ noggNavy. Kent, was broken into, and robbed of forty pieces of was made for the commutation of the duties on Cape sure be known. The Privy Council, after hearing Oe Ike Leta et Ansa, at Ngp.re, Lieetesamtelseel Nest Irish cloth, and'other articles, of the value of between wines front 7s. 7d. per gallon to 2s. 6d. the Legisla. the arguments, separated without pronouncing any eseassadias tbs oth assiebset el Native Cavalry. _. - two and £'soo. The thieves effected their entrance by tare had in contemplation thefrauds which might be decision, . . EAST INDIAsIitHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATRI. breaking tin& the brick-work under the shop-window. Saturday evening, a little after seven inclock,as C. committed by mixing the Cape wines, which paid a a .--Yestercla A. BOw-AT arr . y, Yo n Breese's, who ' ded oil , (MOM sea =NUS 404 inti or ACCOST 15) duty of 2s. 6d. with those wines which retained the ta.s.renum a charge of defrauding Messrs. IsArleitik ' die llith best. Mrs. Essuseth relict of King, a spinner at a factory in Blackburn, was going duty of 7s. 6U. and, thereby, defistuding the Revenue. IL ivingtoes, of Pall-mall, of books to the value of Wm Req. of a demiater. home to Preston, he got into company with a man on The Legislature - had it never in contemplation that , and £4. in money, for a check drawn on Prescott At =ANN en the 9.9 th et' hisrels, the Lady of the road, near Witton House, about a mile and a any one would mix that which paid the gloater duty and Co. where be had of course no assets, was a it- 111 S AM lath Rest. *fa noel. half from that town ; they en tered into conversation, with that which paid the lesser, as was the case in brought up for another examination. The OEce was u ss At isse „ el nth ult. the Lady of T. N. &Mt i ' ' and then proceeded some distance ; when they ar- the present instance, or it would have been men- full of booksellers and others, who had charges of ar - ' 6f i • Court bathe Western Dish^ • n. rived at a stile, the stranger went first, and no sooner cioned. The Act merely said, n t h at if any person tinnier kind to prefer against Men. He was commit- Os the 51st lily, Oh Lady of Y. D. *kite, Esq. A L , * '!' , had King got up to him than he piesented two horse pistols, and demanded his money. King said he had should mix or mingle Cape wine with Port, or other ltd in default of bail. Member of the 3 al Herd, of • daughter. foreign wine," &c. Now, had the converse been in from Three men, charged with stealing sever al h e if ers - Monsoon-4o the 94 hat.at St. Osenee's Church, - • a tended, it would have been stated, as it was in thefarm at Chertter, were fully committed. The t r i a ßey- W d a Z r Cha tt o of Masulipatans, to Anne Cade , eldest ' I • none; when the villain immediately discharged the contents of one of the pistols at the head of King, 'Act of Charles H. for those who ioade Acts of Par- principal evidence against them was a man named we A Of J. Oaseewee, Esq. NW/ 5 • who, in endeavouriog to avoid the shof, received part liament were never snaring in words. The illegality, Clements, who is son-in-law to one of * ' Daaues" - At the lOW July, Christiana ... of the contents in the back - of his neck ; the villain then, was in mixing Cape with Port, or other foreign W. Brown was brought up for Anal examination louneendamhesre ib itPreynneessi unientissand mess immediately searched his pockets, and took from wiee, which was not the case here, for the Port wine on the charge of uttering forged Bank notes. A At Ar " t ' . ft ,,,.., ths me t timat _ tat ' at tbr ibe tawa h ' e t °l C4 r o a r in ° l i r them a pocket-book, contataing a one pound note was mixed with the Cape. This was not a mete play youth named Paulyn, of very reputable family, was ii -------7- ' ----- 'II4IW - sin --- - of Ma " Blanc 1 his z2= , lath et Dragoons. ' and two shillings in silver, being the whole of his upon words, but a valid objection, and resembled u admitted an evidence for the Crown, and stated, As near ,Illemndessbed, the 115th ultimo, os° earnings, and which he was taking home for the sup- domestic receipt, which said, mix a spoonful of sul that he first became acquainted with the prisoner at Pa* of d11 1 &elm, IW. leColk. ' . conditionof his wife and family. li. lay in a hopeless Phuric acid with a pint of water, or a spoonful of a public-house, where several young men were in 1.41 At ~sirvilig F lam e r! Brigs". • else kit instant, Liemesum and Ado. for some time, when a person Who came up assisted him to Houghton Tower, from whence he milk with a cup of tea, and not the absurd direction to mix a pint of water with a spoonful of sulphuric the habit of meeting, and of disclosing to each ether atiT o r tie ---. the illicit courses which each purn to procure a lIIIIRROmbsist N. I. BENGAL. was forwarded to Preston in a cart. Medical aid arid, or a cup ' of tea with a spoonful of milk. Air to livelihood. Brewn said, he - had been in the pm- BateautrAt . as den snarl, the 26th ult. the Lady 0 15 % • f' '' • was immediately procured, and the u nfort u nate indi- vidual is in a convalescent state. Several swan-shot the possible injury to • the Revenue by the practice, tice of passing forged notes for the last ei fl teen opposite tendency of it wilt - self'evident• If he months ; and the witness was induced, by a g teen • Ross. Req. of the Civil / nowise of a daughter. promise At Cuttack, de 911th ult. the Lady of lieutenant awl A', • c . . 1 have been extracted from his neck. A Person named had erred in his construction of the Act, i t was not of 811. for each note that he passed,tot Wallace, of the Cum& lAgioles Oa 100 - At Manias. tot lat ult. the Lady of Haary Watt" , 1 s . l ii I Wiybm ' . ' . Parker his been taken up on suspicion of the above crime, and has undergone an examination. Kin e s appeared against him, and upon oath firmly . declar bins to be the person who shop and robbed him. An alibi was attempted to be proved by the prisoner's from intention. - If the Court should pronounce the practice illegal, he, for one, should abandon it. It was the daily practice of winethe most respectable wine merchants to mix Port with Cape, in order to improve the barrel flavour elf the latter and make it keep this dangerous * pursuit. He bad passed a number, all of which he received from Brown great of the Ovil Servica eon. At Gomel the rode( Nay, the Lady if Wlllinn T Paulyn's evidence was c orroborated by other testi- la R•bertlea ti ef eke Cavil Service , a a .311 re .• nanny, and Brown was fully tommiftd. A sturdy pauper, who was undergoiag an i- sister-in-law, who declared lie was at home Burin longer. The question as to the legality of-the nation with res p ect to his astelesnent, *• • long examination took place, and the isomer was the trade, in common with whom, if he were guilty, .Silltege reproved him for I t, obeeroine-- William Honing, Esq. youngest son of the late C,oltleselJ He el Dostriat bre Idsdiales service, te gave los ein. Jane Prances Brown, third doughtier of Major-General •' " bras ---August 1, at the bona el the late Mr. 1 to commence ) deuce i . . • the whole evening in question, till half past nine. A Practice was, therefore, of the highest importance to n such a contradicherynamener, that the lee. Brilwai essßlVlSdiee die lades' of Dimpore. a WI ; ~ about to be committed, when some furth e r evidence he shared the guilt- p, nave yen not ism aw a y • • the - Mr. R. D. Posts, aned Itt. vory-llereini of teas i•- i, •Aviiiist a, Mr. Jobs' Annie, aged IS years. .. ) .r ' in his favour, 'which it was deemed advisable to ad. Mr. Fisher, in answer to a question frees the iliaassetr N . i • . Sir. I haunt" • • ' - August 7, in the lea year °LW. age, after a long Mom vance, couldnot be procured in time, h e was there- Court, said, he believed the e C , • k , practice to be a cement* are. -s W ee d, b et yea e we tbsgb. dor 64 were junk Turnef, Em. ow el the Attendee of the Suprem . l it , 4 . I I fore remanded. one, that a person had been convictlid of it, Ind an- .........„. 41 " 6 b "` " et Judicature, width' ablest *BM resident in Calcutta las ~,4 1 4 , A arstrar.seaccusau. Fusumo.Rastr.---A Batts ha other trial was now pending for a similar WWI. . Aye ' ar, bet 1 have : kg/V(lmi° inn date, al cholera motinus Um Mariam Sarkis Ab it i fee all that: Jut I drowned , from his shit .- $ : ~ 1 I. what these few yeast been discovered, which is es , *it I hue% hi taken a rad oath fit, bated of idiom. uar i 5 ' la stamen to bed • rent IS9 miles in a south-western dimetion " = " the M r. Canvas said, be Mt as every other tenon felt ; 11l Mod Al V doeuer •- " —. tbill Mod" when a vary high rut Captain Francis ' ' :, loo d4hb o a k ,* ishre the Aehini batiks ea the western alia the utter impossibility of adhering to the letter, of the -4 ,„ . _ _,__ indignant M ' Commander el the Cnea, l aged hi Issas . agistrate ordered Mat into eon- Dennis. , ' • I . , et*. °these Ideskueasd b belkved_io tmini westward is far Excise Laws ; a circenuoinee which the Lellignill* ill i glit, int instant' BOMBAY. ' 1 ' as .... C a p e ..r: fr l , t ai l s a d la y = l 7 7ammela"ttoricey'dm This seemed to have eentionstplatod, whea they gals eneh 4 * Bet", dri ve r of 11 INK . • 4, 1 1 4"11" y Milist 7 ;o at P°l 7lse ly = ikbererbeir 16 : Dutch sod French lishormes, wrisaare us &hoe= ft wet extensive Pw i ts 4 ttlitigatilitt t° the Court. I. for ' Sassy of 'I ; • mosso. owe Fronk vend, said t• Wise to St. kai•O' • •I••••• aud " dru g fro& a Lady Is. thude l , a t . P ' sn ai Ns. "Pm Pelsok °we' ll° 1 semi p wish two _ ___ a. re- The Comm auk 644, Mr. Coates ought not to bet wen her I fare. OrIiNNIC4I rowan Artillery Fame to Na, Merpret Law. as ow" cargoes °f free "41' taken to t he have made ta x dock • 0 .,... ...- Par . ;: - __Ausaat ss, beat Thillper, of feels Majerf ~ 1122111 h a July last. A number of decked heats, or mail vs 6, 2 __ s a rams shire. .. a l w o k & Dom Paiirsivevn.-A merting broom se. maned wick sight hands eack•holoogiag to the She r ig °On "Urged it fliCtia 40211 i •-• till P -4— ' l sad W. 6 , -a-3 , aseillad Oendelio, - , —' • a . . obothi, noitsvousett last luau la licelloway, and use other' Court be,goesmed br the how ifs anis pirevespici tro w ormwood IFLOWIPAIIiItat LONbON BRIDGE TO-HOIRS OS. hays ea the western side 0( Sistainadt were *hp extremely also- Emile LalliVni , Mann - . - . 4 minutes after , . . . , ... . ,7 )11 i I lir di 17 . 419 ra a I e i , dm hikers of justice. 'one -!frown . as oessfol. having sum* caulk, for genial mouths togeth er , at . . . __ —.. arm.... it . ~ tats nit 1900 asa pa wo k f or eac h b est , Mr. COATES . Mid, voinew.thece vie nets ens' r ift War till ."4311.1 was measured, .... 4 . . • he w ag kilt 134648 hill bower% ow ilito Wit. 1146.117.1111811-r—i Pubiliksi " Lela . • rug, lletailisEare . , . • t . ,•' ' . 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