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iv. fur ries ;ding dam: mind. PPre7 n the ache- in the g , and me of mifficA INTAidosArcz. MAILS THIS DAY...WInd 14.1. JUL/L. DOB. AIM Oat. Dobai o t Hamburgh 0 t Waterford s Goetasburet s 0 Yaassourn, Jur.? t.—Friday P.M. arrived ih thefe Roads, under convoy of the VuLyuas Chip of war, and a Cutter, the outward-bound &hie fleet. Sailed the STAG cutter, and the Ctsisost, to the ftcet. Arrived the Cows/Amy gun brig. This dayDitarghe .. PARAGON, ATLAS, S , and Tartan wined fbips. Arrived the ADMIRAL Naas. iiitteiatem the fleet.—The (hips in.the Roads are the Moelsoutrui Admiral Russas's flag (Sip; Asestrnytir irrigate i CONSTANT gni kris ;Morrie, Ls ViLT . , MERMAID, nd ADMIRAL Nitsoirenteue. The Baltic convoy s expelled to fail this afternoon. Wind E.S.E. light ceze.—Palled the back of the funds a Man of War i the fouthward. ) Toesay,• Jose 3K: Arrived yefterday from a ruize, and remain, his Majefty's frigate Nemesis, aptain Siseaniss, and PHSAIANT hoop of war, 'apt. CAREW. Alto the fehooner Gatcombe, JOR .AIN matter, from Lymiugton ; Two Brothers, POD. RIDGE, and the Francis. Jaasomo, both from Wales. ailed the William and Mary, Svocessar, and En erprize, Fair/ears, both for Jerfey. PLYMOUTH, Jose 3o.—Came iu the SIMS, of , 6 guns, from a cruize to refit ; the Lens %A/Aileen. i .f 16 guns, from the Briftol Channel, witit 'a fleet of effete under convoy. Sailed the Bar...suer, of z g 1 ,• one, on #cruize ; the RANG I R cutter, of 14 s uns ; I and the Busy cutter, of 4 guns, on a cruize. The dollars captured on beard the French n I ails by the FILM (choosier, of 14 guns, Lieut. BOURN., were yefterday forwarded to London—we underhand the amount to be 61,229. Came in from off Ferrol, the SPARTIATI, of 84 guns ; left the fquadron off there all well a few days (nee: Left night the tilting boats (poke the (hip Columbia, Captain W. Roomer, of and from Providence, Rhode Mind, from Barcelona to Copenhagen, with .a valuable cargo, all well, lying to becalmed off the Edylione light-houfe, fifty-two days out from New Praiiderieei toot about # quarter before twelve at night, a frehr breeze (prong up, and The flood on her voyage immediately. Captain G. Maatss, late of the Cowen's, of 74 guns, is ap pointed to the C u ries, of 9ft guns ; and Captain Moa tis is appointed to the Cpsossus. Paaresseuren, PLY i.-.-Sailed the Scouts and Laze hoops of war for . the Coaft of Africa, with feveral veffels bourrd to the South Seas, under their convoy. The FISOARD frigate is expelled to fail to-morrow, with the fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean. The Baring, United Itingdotn, Lord klawkeibury, Duke of Montrofe, Worcefter, Mo. starch, and Sovereign Indiamen, are arrived at the Motherbank, to proceed to India, under convoy of the Cussonss, of 74 guns, Captain Coss. Sir ED WARD Pessaw is expelted on Monday to hoirl his flag. The tyth Regiment at Cowes, and a number of troops from the depot in the Inc of Wight, are to embark on board the Indiamen.—Wind S. E. Dees, ju Le ~—Sailed the Scot; it c e hoop of war, with the MONARCH, ALISANDLt, and MANGLES, Eaft indiamcn, and the reft of the oetward bound under convoy. for Portfmouth. Sailed the Hater !loop of war, FURY bomb, BLOODHOUND, Devisee, and Lo cus? gun brigs, on a cruize. Remain in the Downs the reft of the Ihips as per lA. Wind E. N. E. Doves, Just 29.—As the wind in the coolie of lag night (bitted to the S. S.W. the greater part of our blockading fquadron have been obliged to leave the French coaft, and are now at anchor in Dunge nefs Road, to the number of eighteen fail; betides which, two frigates are arrived off this place. Jolts so. —A heavy firing commenced this mot , sing about ten, on the oppolite coaft, between Calais and Boulogne. It continued at short intervals during the greater part of the afternoon, and at times was very violent. At noon, fignals were difplayed from he firpal-polls along (bore, of the enemy being ;al l motion, but it was fo very hazy in the Channel, that no accurate obfervation could be made at the time, nor has it yet entirely cleared off. The firing is fup pofed to have been occafioned by Tome of the ene• my's velTels, in the abfence of our fquadron from their coaft, having come out of Calais, or fume port to the Eaftwat d, and fallen in with fame of our cruisers de tached from the refi of the Iquadron, ult. have en deavoured to prevent the enemy from formirg a junaion with the armada at Boulogne. The Dunge nets fquadron remain at anchor in that roadttead, with a foutheily wind, and two frigates ate (till at anchor in this road. We have Tome veffels on the oppofite fide to watch the enemy's movements. Preparations are making for enlarging the encamp dent at Shorn Cliff ; it is to be augmented by 3000 of the Foot Guards, and two or three regiments of Militia, who are very fbcrtly expeded on the ground. The whole of the brigade, confuting of the Or 43d , and s:d, hock their tents at three o'clock this mar. ning. They marched a few miles front the place, returned about noon, and re-pitched their tents. The men are all in moft excellent health. The batteries and fortifications begun on the height to the we ward of Dover, are carried on with great adiduity under the direaiott of Colonel Tense, of the Engi neers. Upwards of two foldiers from the different regiments encamped and in genitors are conaantly employed on thole works. The flag of truce from Calais has not yet arrived. .ar dui 1 h was ry tit he beft dill! ka brolen 4 IC hail. nu, is were 42" . . . , .. , a DUlien, lona 23.... tie ,gil l atti flop 14 War artived in Cork Marbisitultkefi ll aT innenlnli lailt after•convoying the otiesstr4 bestad Newfoundland g r fleet (with the etception of-the tiro velelorcaptured by a French privateer, as bef o re) about half pane, at which time they ' All well. She fuerke cs the Lerwis at fee, wfio All ti General Augereau French privateer, Was not aWe to cork up with her. The Lary/red alfo chafed a French privateer, which cfcaped by fuperior failing. FROM LtAtErs List. A lettev from St. Andcro. by tbe San jofeph ar-i rived at Bri dui, Oates that the Spanith Govejpment has ;Cued an ecli4forbiddinirprise goods Wig landed ift iiny Sppifh port. thiparddr is rigidly obeyed, to 'the t) great inconvenicticniak the Freath privateers. -GRA ttttt IP, PLY I.—Paisti t•/ ibe Far American. Ma*. frottiNterOtleans ; Iris. SitleNtr, from ebar 4 A te ,,.. Salr ' 3.8 " , from Waterford ii` Femme, Eneell. from If oStrirr : newt ce Oak' Cider, from Chriftiane ; Two Used Tir:a•-•,-......*: Voss Vrow. Newell ; and Five Used Bretbent.likiiece hum limbiles SAW the Veiocity, Hedge, for Liam; Mice, Herdsman. for r...oumbur g h ; Julius.. Leine; awl ,1* teak" POW, far Entbdca. • THE zerneff 7tll Monthly Statement of the D i st button of the . Britiflt Naval Forceodltte of July : Lim f.s PT. St;.t7fc..4 as •44L In Pert ad Emil* ik with be 154460 , so 66 • Ouard Chips - -4, t` 4 7 1 lathe Emit and Irtlb Chubb i f at 73 In the Downs ind North Seas j ell 93 At the Weft India Ifianda, and am • the Paige . • 3 13 24 Jamaica Ratios . 6• • 9 sO America it Newfoundland Rabbi .1 7 4 4 ~S 1 Gape of Good. H.p., 11.414 Who a and on the Paflage ; , 4 9 C,oaft of Africa • boss Spain, Portugal arid Gibraltar - 4 0 I b the Mekterranean 3taa range es 014 7 3 }Capital and Prifou olpe - as 1 s To In Ciri' • to #5 129 309 Receiving ibi'a - - S $ 4• 0 SOricsable, and repairlog for kr vice - - - - $ 4 6 2 In Ordloars - - - SS it 43 19 Rufus. - 0 • - 15 043 sx Total 187 43 tos 3131 *TILTS et TUR 00.1,111 ART Al RAeU PORT. Portrasotb - , - - i 6 s Plymorth - 44 4 t. —-- . 3 ! Ciatben Shea:ads • - s s s 5 - - 1 I as 3 Total . 68 18 3j , 260 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Alcmene mid Thalia, for the capture of the French priva teer le Bellied% will ha paid on Friday nest, the 6th MR. it No. it Clement'. 100 end recalled at the fame place every Tuefday and Friday for three mem. The Tribune and Hydra, fee the capture of the French gun brigs and tuggers No.. 43.43,5 i, and at I, January 30, wilt be paid in Portitoooth harbour, on Monday the 9th MR. sod the Tri bune or its arrival at Splthead, and recalled for three years, at the Office of Matthias March, Jun. Oofport. The Dreadnought. for the ;anion of the french frigate la Fran chile, May 28, i fO3, will be paid us Friday the 6th init. is Ply mouth, and recalled every Taefday and Friday for three year,. The flonancy's (bare of the pug Jan Swart, taken September I, 2798, sod of the Johanna Hoy, sakes May t 7, 2799, will be pald on the rash init. at No 12, Aroodel.ltreet; at well, at the fame time and daze, the Arrow's Thanof the cargo of the Jong Jan Swart. and recalled for three years. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL.-011 Saturday before the Moll Noble and Right Honourable the Lord Com miffioners of Appeas in Prize Caufes. The Diana, George White matter—This Lip, failing under American colours. laden with a cargo of cochineal, fugar, and wood, bound on a voyage from Vera Cruz to New York, was eat-- tared on the 23d of April, ihoo, by his MaJedy's Lip of war Meleager, John Crawley, Efq. Conuitander, atiO carried to the ifland blJamalea, when the Chip and principal part of the cargo wire c nod= aal-Their Lordlisips, after hearing the Counfei on both tides, fettered the Olio as claimed, and affirmed the Concoct of the Court below with rcfpc.ll to the cargo. Nra. Sra. del Carmen. alias El Ndo, Antonio Tofo mater.—This Spandh vrifel, with about 47,0:0 dollars in fpecie on board, in the profecution of a voyage from Vera Cruz to New Providence. was captured on the etb of December, t@c o. by bit Majeßy's Op hoof war S e ine, David Milne , Erg. and carried to Jamaica. w the Lip quid cargo were rellorrd, as chimed, or payment ot the captrrs colts, Irom which foiteoce of rrititution an sppe 4 was hn noiltately interpofed on behalf of the captors..-. Their Lordfliips in tint cafe affirmed the fentence oldie Court below. jutigircw Elizabeth. ---. Jacolion maftrr.--This Dada Lip, laden with a cargo of wine, oil, almonds, and other articles, de- Dined on a voyage from Marfeilles to Ahem. was captured on the 26th of May. by the private Lip of war General Keppel, John Smith Commander, and carried to Gibraltar. where the Mimi pro ceedings were i n illtuted.—Tbe property was mewed this cafe as claimed. MOVTRLY AORICULTOR•L Runty FOR Just, The grossing Wheats are ninth improved in many diariets, hut from their thinners, in moll of the Shires, they are not expelled to produce a fair ave rage crop ; the bloom is good, eacept in the tops, and bottoms of the ear, which are found delellive in feveral corrodes. The various reports of the Mend a e not favourable, of Oats or Barley, both having mach gone off, liuce the warm weather fet in ;—the C rime, however. have planted under thee remark ably well. Pack , and Beans, have podded kindly, arid promife a large fupply. Rye is bulky on the ground, and well let for produce. Hay is every where an abundant crop, and has in moll parts been w,ll got up ; a confiderable decline in the price of the huge old flock in band. may reafrmably be looked tor. The latter math grafs begins t' grow fhort, for want of rain. Potatoes are expelled, horn their fine bloom, to prove this lesion a very procluOive article. The Hop plantations arc much improved ; in Wor t:eller and Herefarehlaire, there was a t he ypeance of infelts ernongit them, of whi g ch have been cleared by the Late thunder Mowers. In Kent and Suffer, they fpcculate on a high duty from their promifing appearance. The Fallow lands in many di drills do not carry that general appearance of clean, found hufbandry, which the agricultural eledit of England require.: this arifei, it is to be feared, from the combined caufes of a Icarcity of workmen, and the lnwneis of the prices of corn. The fvfeat Mar kets have been thinly furrlied with Beef through the month. and in confequence, the demand was never greater, or the prices much higher. Mutton, and Lamb, and Veal. have continued more reafunable.— Lean Stock is confiderably lowered ; the North, Country Fairs being at this lme well fupplied with Scots Runt., and lei& Oxen. Sheep and Lambs. h ave rat h er a dvanced. Horie. of moll forts are dear, particularly thole of the draught kind. The Wool Market is bride, for both long, and than Wools : lalt year's prices at the fheers, have beers generally offer ed in Wiltfhire, Norfolk, and the Devises, but the principal flock wailers at prelim rank than. LA" INTELLGENCL►. bOURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 17. SMITH W. m'eastaaa• The Plaintiff is a Negro Isom the French Weft India iflands, the Defeadant a Poll Captain. The Defendant, with Captain Barrie, was walking in Berkeley-Rreet, Berkeley•fqiiare, when the Plaintiff, with fame other fervants of Capt. Mandeville% were itanding in the path-way. The Defendant paired by them, and was followed by the Black, who had a whip in his his hand. Irritated by what he con f slered the infolence of the Plaintiff and his cornpa nions, he ftruck him aphid the iron-railing of an adjacent houfe, and tome injury was received, ez prefred in the wordc of the Negro, " iU pia psufi • firmness', gni/ m'a fait ;nal a P 4 ' wk." After this confiderable clamour was occafioned, and she De fendant, with Captain Barrie, to proteet them from outrage, were invited into the houfe of Mr. Mum ford, with whom they remained until the mob had dlfperfed. Mr. GARILOW, for the Plaintiff, Rated, that this aAion was for an alfault on a min who, having the happinefs to tread on Englith ground, had an un doubted right to the protection of Englifh laws. He Paid he fhoithl !bell:, in evidence. that this gentle- Man purpofely returned from his lodgings ;I) mold the Plaintiff, whom he fuppofed had not treated him I (the Defendant),' with the refpet due to a man of his rank aad eonfequence. Three witneffes would ,dittinely.prove, that his client was knocked down, -Ind If fubfequendy the Plaintiff followed the De fendant and Captain Batrie. it was not for any pus ,poft of aggiefflon, but merely to learn the name of the perfon who committed the afraid', with a view to obtain redrefs in a Britifh Court of Janice. -Mr. Eas aims, for the Defendant, adverted to tl.e. indecent and difrefpeAful con:tuft prevalent among fervants. which had nut been decreafed by the pugi littic fcbools of Mendoza, and other prefifirr of that defcription ; and he produced in evidence Captain Bartle, who depofed to the impertinence oldie Plain tiff, and to the chatlifement tie deferved, as well as to the riot he had occalinned, by his vociferoos abeei Lord Ezzseamioirc H Gid =Phi sis a cafe in which the affsult ha: been proved, and therefore the .verdiel mull be found for the Plaintiff. 'Fhe.Detendant had better have retired without committing the affanlt a eolith& with an unwottisy combatant affords hut an unfavourable opportunity for the difplay of the valour of a gentleman. You will judge of the eztent of the provocation, attic degree of the injury, anti the cam• penfation to which the Plaintiff is entitled.—Verdie for the Plaintiff, sof. Te IILYMAII V. DODDISIGHAN• This was an anion for an affault. The plaintiff had married the defendant's daughter, and com menced their career in life by opening a chandler's Ihop. Family difpures, however, arofe, the fhop went on bad, and the defendant, difpleafed n ith his fun•in. law's conduit, advifed his creditors to take out their debts in the merchandise of the (hop, which the plain, tiff rejeaing, the was arreded ; but having obtained bail, he returned home, and found his father-in.law, the defendant, ferving out b; ickdott and fend to the cullomers. Enraged at this liberty, Come abide was leforted to, which the defendant relented by !hiking the plaintiff twice over the back, the wife of the lat ter exclaiming at the fame time,—" Knock hint down, father. " Lord Eixeriarotouc si interfered, and faid the ac tion had better have been (pared, as it could only tend to the expoution of tete parties.—The Jury gave Is. damages. JUNE 26.-41L118 MANN O. FLAMM:SAC—Mr. ERSILII42 opened the Plaintitl'i cafe. He laid the Detendant was a Sur geon, who came lately from the ifland of 'Trinidad, where he had been employed under General Pinot', ; the Plaintiff was his (errant. He caufed the Plaintiff! to be apprehended for a felony, alledging that he kept and &Treed fome papers from his mailer, which were of ;oh value, upon which the man was com mitted to prif on, where lie remained a week in bons. there being no pretence f , r the charge of felony, the Plaintiff having done every thing he could to find the papers. This was an anion for compenfation in da mages for this falfe imprifonment- The Defendant had califed the Plaintiff to be taken up to the Marl borough.llteet Police Office. where the following en try was made in the book, by way of charge of the Defendant againll the Plaintiff : " Lewis Flanagan, of No. ar, Dean-ftrcet, Sohn-Nowt, on omit, charges . ' homes Ma-n , his fervant,with untavetuilv embezzling divers written r apers, of the value of tot. and upwards, and on fufpicion of telvoioufly Reeling the fame, his propoty, canonry to the Statute, Zee The Defendant laid, before the Maghlrate, there were lime papers delivered to this man (die Plaintiff) and he did not account for them ; the Defendant laid that he imagined the Plaintiff had corverted them to fome improper ufe ; en uh - c't the Plaintiff was committed by the Magiittate, Mr. Nam, for a felony. Lord ELLSII faid, that this was a blun der of the Magillrate, and not the fault of the De hindatit. The charge of " applying the papers to an improper ufe" was not a diarge cf felony, and the fault was entirely in the commitment by the Maga.- trate Mr. Gassow laid. that the charge laid by the De fendant agaiait the Plaintiff, betoie the Magittratt% was perfectly correa. Th: charge was n t 1,.; a fe• limy, but the itLgillrate had commuted f -, r feliy. This was a thametul way of do:ng bana.f., and h.: hoped his Loidthip would lay Lord ELLEsa'•RnI'GN it'd, mete Wilit2%e : lie was Yell thy of t hrowing fora upon hlagiiiiates for rt.iitakts th-y mi,;ht t into, becaufe they had mtkh ;,) d•, ; but th..r be on their gii.vid when the mistakes might dcpris•e pert.als .!; Mr. ET:SKIT:L.— . Is et n.. 1 a to he imprifoned for a week, in iron , , for Lord Li.t.sm sosouc it is grievoo; c:i ta, and Cafe lhould be taken of the f e mallets; but t 9CfClldant iSnet anfwerable for thar, toccaa:c it o the etlat of the co miiitmem."—Plaint.i: tom Wit: t:•;; was .Itlcilces L'oe; t THE RIRG V. PHILLIP.. Colonel RICHARD MaNbit rtfILI I Pi was candiix for the county of Ca: MAI 01C11, Idlgne..l 1.1, teafiont in tAvout of Sir WH. Mr. T/1 MIS WARgcntfor the latter, and I^me Ine11:1;A trailLatielab reiulted from the iutercliange, whi, ios 20 232 J3O 8i 6 II 3 ) .1..- peeinorted a difpute between this gentian's • • Ditendaat. In eourequettee of that eircomilik• two letters were written from the latter to the ASA the lad of which was dated from No. aB, Orebiard• • fireet, and was couched in the following t run t " k will be fulleient in me to telt ion that to the iamb elk '..ribire elation you bare behoved Illbe a Illeat "4. mid dun on Mio TOR pad =pea to bea; ri tn i x= on . poodualey Wald to soy • ok• aftAlr.• o Yogi, b riVilbri Ltsi: On thefe letters two charges was found/41 in *hie criminal inforniation : the one, that the Defendant fent a challenge to fight Mr. Trtonas, and left this fhould fail in the proof, the other count fluted that the Defendant fent a letter to provoke him to fight, fo that there were three points for the decifion of the Jury: eft, If there letters amounted to a chal lenge : 2d, If they we* a provocation to fight: sd, If they were either the one or the ethcr. Mears. Easatwe, G miaow, and Cues v, explain ed the faels of the cafe, and produced etidence in cup port of the two counts in the declaration. Mr. CLIFFORD, for the Defendant, argued that the letters were written merely to produce a fade • ment of the money concerns between the attendant and Mr. THomas, which bad been referred to joile Giottats PHILLIrs, Efq. Member for Cat marthen and be added, that the Defendant was a man of a high fenfe of honour, incapable of offending &OAR the laws of his country, which be was sow protec ting at the bead of his regiment. Lord El. LINInROUGH thought that the letteis were incapable of bearing two connruftions, and defiled the jury to dillinguifh in their verdiet whether they confidered a challenge or a provocation to fight was given, fhould they deem the Defendant guilty.— , Verdi& Guilty of provoking to fend a challenge. vica-aosetaat. SIR HURT HTITIT V. CURISROPSSI - - - • COMM AID CO. The Plaintiff is Knight of the Bath, and in Ingd was Commander in Chief on the Leeward Inapt nation. The Defendantaare Prize Agents, and are merely nominally concerned in this caufe for David Wine, Efq. Commander of la Pique frigate. Is this Ration Admiral Laforey had the chief authority , in March 1795 ; this Officer was fecceeded by Ad. miral Sir Hugh' Chrinian, and in the month of Jane in the fame year, by the prefent Plaintiff. A Mort time pi for to this date, Captain Milne wai at Dema .rara, and not receiving any orders from the Officer in Chief, probably on account of thefe changes, he ventured to abandon his Ration, and to proceed to St. Cluillopher's, to convoy the (hips of Demarara to. the general rendezvous etlabliffied at that ifland.—. When he arrived at St. Chrißopher's, by a (cries of nat(sward accidents, he was (hit without orders : no reffel of war appeared to convoy the 'kips for Eng land from this place of rendezvos the autumnal: 'Cation of hurticane was approechi! u ig, and the molt ferious apprehenflons were entertained for the pro. perty in the pint of Baffeierre. In this predicament k Captain Milne took upon Wink, the serial - shaky, and without orders , proceeded to England wish the. trade. When he was in the chops of the Channel, he took two miles, the Oct proceeds of which amounted to 42511. 4s. Bd. Meffis. Eastivia„ Gautier, and lidaseirArr, . for * the Plaintiff. Rated the terms of the reactivation' made at the CnInaItOCCIZNI:It of every war, by nisi& the Captain. in the cafe of prises, is entitled to three-' eighths of the value. if in a tingle fhip ; bat if he be under a ftmerior Officer in a fleet, to one-eighth out of the three-eighths the foperior Officer is entitled.— The Learned Conflict contended that Captain Milne was fobjea to the orders of the Plaintiff, although; by the accidents of the tea, he bad not received fuck orders; and that however remote the fitustion in 'which the captures were made, the Plaintiff was en titled to the proportion of three-eighths lead in the Proclamation. Mcfr.s. Guess, Patna, and Calls, contended that the words of the Proclamation required that she Commanding Officer could be climbing and aiding in the capture ; Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Harvey was neither doing the oar nor the other, and theie• fore was not entitled to the prnportinn demanded. It appearing that the quellion depended entirely' on the point of law connened with the conilrunion on the words of the Proclamation. nn the recant mendati.ai of the Noble and Learned Judge, it was deterrnised by both parties to prepare a cafe, to be fibinitted neat Term to the ddliiion of the Judges of thi, Court. - - - - - THR RING O. JOHN TILIDERICI AND DAVID ATTAR. The Defendants h:ive a Pluam-blue manufaanry in Will ,w-court, Giifwell-Rreet. This intliament was for a nuifanee, which our Readers will undeittand, when we explain the procefs in their manufaatter. They fitll introduce horns and hoofs, to which po tlid flash is attached, into an iron pot. Thefe ma terial are eapofed to an .dive heat, and the more volat.le parts efcape into the atroofpliere, wlicts condenfirg in this colder region, enters the fun nels of she chimisics, the ninsiosrs and doors 41 the neighbouring homes. The more fixed parts de-. frend through a tube in the loner pan of the pot into a metallic where it is mixed with a Cale tiun of allum. The union of thele occafiims the I dilergigement of a fulphttreous gas, very delltuaita Int health, huwever beceficial to the Defendants iSI this c rife. EittICIOC, Gaeaow,dlllSS. and Eau,, 11:r Ct.: Pr..feciition, Rated the ferions injury flawed to r'. - e n e ighbourhood. Witchcraft, its cauldrons, ac t:leir terrific ingredient', were :so longer conli• derr.; ...ec,itary for the fafety of batman being but no fo nitifeous to the n1:11.,4oly nerve s o f rvi t , ss as ever before contrived to slefiroy the ordi of his r..o.tse. The compott of -s i s D;'.-n,lant , emi!ted a sliesssitssl volume of Insoke, 7 i.tnt.i Cr: face ct! the e.trrh, like the •nd. c • ..I:tna or N'e: nin., and the infernal '• , ei,LitieL: the cievi , :cs, but penetrated '•I in the and the c omfort an d were tacrificed to the of theft. individuals. "Or PIRG, MiILILILY•T T. and Guithic v , evidence, thu a!yiut twenty i:iff•i en , ma f an c ff.:nfive kind had b 7. n. fo the 14R .irty )e .r•, eitahlifhed in tl.e grornil, and :at it ...is to difc. , ver, twin the vsuiey t frag: comb idly etl acing brim this the n iipirived ri tied front the iiink•p , os of the Deters-:ants, or fame circle of a41:1 gcatifi.atioao-• i OPPIN t!c.cl th .1