Star. — London, England, 1806-05-05 00:00:00

. • tine happened of the Cape de Verde, what Sir J. was left eruizing. Lino's, when he Brit attacked the Losnow, conceived that the fqoadron, which were at a very great diitance, were a convoy merchant ihips. The Jon's BULL left the (qua. .on off St. Jago the sth of April lan." From the great fuceefs which Liam, had in the Seas, it is thought the Marengo and Belle Poole will prove the richeft priie that was ever captured. 41 On receiving information of the French (qua dron, Captaih Maxww., of the Asia, inftantly difpatched an American vela, with an Officer on board, to . look into St. Jago ; and, if poßible, to learn the deflinatinn of the fquadron. ,He is now returned, and brings information of the French having left St. Jago fix weeks ago, after having captured three Indiamen and twenty.(our fail of merchantmen. They were chiced off Madeira by an Englilla fquadron on Chrifimas day, and were only one day's fail before them, when they paffed Sr. Jar), from whence they Reered a South Weft courfe. We yeflerday heard, by an American, that the French fleet, commanded by a brother of Bnioa. MU'S, were met, far advanced on their voyage to the Cape of Good Hnpe." . . • • •• , . •• , • • • . • . • • tion happened of the Cape de Vcrds, whore Sir J. a On receiving information of the French fqua. 41 Wawa was left eruizing. Limo's, when he Sell dron, Captaih Maxwct.i., of the Aaaa, inftantly • attacked the Loanow, conceived that the fqoadron, difpatched an American vela, with an Officer Th• which were at a very great dillance, were a convoy on board, to look into St. Jago ; and, if poilible, ttado of merchant iltips. The Joon Butt left the fqua. to lean the deflinatinn of the fquadron. ,He is quart ~ • • droll off St. Jago the sth of April lan." now returned, and brings information of the `and is a - '; • From the great fuccefs which Limo,' had in the French having left St. Jago fix weeks ago , after wife-- ' I._ Is• i . , Eallern Seas, it is thought the Marengo and Belle having captured three Indiamen and twenty - four fail are n l' i Poole will prove the riclreft priie that Was ever of merchantmen. They were chiced off Madeira by R ape captured. an Englifh fquadron on Chrillmas day, and were heavy `i i --- only one day's fail before them, when they puffed EMBARKATION Wheat TROOPS. vs OF St. Jago, from whence they Reered a South Well p,„, D as 11 a roarsscourn, MAY 4. coolie. We yeflerday heard, by an Americ a n, th at Rye. et ‘ 'S , .4 All is Wile here—this town a nd a ll th e ne i g h. the French fleet, commanded by a brother of Bnaa. Matt to 1 I boorhood is crowded with troops embarking f o r the pArres, were m e t, f ar a d vance d on t h e i t voyage to Whi te 1 c- , Cape, India, or for the Expedition. The 3oth and the Cape o f G ood H ope. o . . 47th Regiments arc now nearly all on board, part A, of the 59th is next to be embarked for the Cape. WEST INDIES. • •. * 'Very large bodies of recruits for the Company's Eu. By the packetwhich arrived WI week at Falmouth, . '# Sir . ' ropean regiments, and for all t h e Ki ng ' s R eg i ments at we have received a lett er f rom our C orrc f poo d ent in 'Lila...! the Cape and in India, have be e n e mb ar k e d, v i z , t h e the Leeward Wands. It is dated Barbadoes, l o t h Engl EMBARKATION OF TROOPS. roarsscourn, MAY 4. " All is buflle here—this town and all the neigh bourhood is crowded with troops embarking for the Cape, India, or for the Expedition. The 3oth and 47th Regiments arc now nearly all on board, part of the 59th is next to be embarked for the Cape. 'Very large bodies of recruits for the Company's Eu ropean regiments, and for all the King's Regiments at the Cape and in India, have been embarked, viz. the 53d, 56th, 66th, 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, Both, 83d, 84th, 86th, 94th, and the Swift. Regiment De Mau amt. Several Staff Officers are expeded, and it is Paid, one Admiral and feveral Generals, befides a new Governor General. The accounts from Gibraltar, refpediag an appre hended attack on Portugal, ars not confirmed by the letters from Litho') by the Mail. Letters from Lilbon of the 16th tilt. mention, that a rumour of an attack urn Portugal, by the Spaniards, was in circulation, but no credit was attached to it. The French frigate, which had been for fome time In the T.gus, we are lorry to learn, had made her accept, and failed for France. We learn, by letters of the zd of April, from Gibraltar. that Mr. CA erwatc trr had gone on board the Poops*, Sir Simi klf Shim', to be conveyed back to Algiers, the differences between the Dry and this country having been accommodated. A Meleager from Pcterfburgh arrived with the tiarnhorgh mail of Saturday. A report was in con- Aqtence Circulated, that his ilifpatches related to a Congres, about to be held under the aufpices of Ruda for a General Peace, Ruffle and Pruffia having Come to Ibme underftanding. We do not believe there is the leaß truth in this report : on the contrary we have received the far more probable information, that the Ruffian Minißer at the former Court, M. d'Axoraus, has related to treat with Count HAVG• ; and that, in confequence, a third Cabinet Minifler had been appointed in the perfon of the Count de Klex.sa, who was formerly Minifler at Bt. Pcterfburg, Vienna, Stockholm, and the Hague, *ad who has lately lived in retirement. ft is 'arena that France has agreed to fnrnifh Pruffia with 120,000 auxiliaries, in cafe the fhould be attacked by Ruffle. DUTCH AND FRENCH JOURNALS, The latter to the 38th tilt. and the former to the id infant, reached us juft as this Paper was going to Preis. The Paris Papers announce the adoption by the Legiflative Body of the Law of the Finances, and that upon the fubjeft of the Cufloms. They contain ho other intelligence of any importance, except the teturn of Prince MURAT from the Duebitts of Berg and Cleves, and the arrival of the Commißioners ftom the I3atavian Republic to the Court of France. trench funds 62—Bank of France r tc S. GOTTENBtJRGH MAIL. The following are the only articles deferving of notice received by the Gottenburgh Mail of this clay: GOTTEMBURCH, APIII. z3r.--A King's brig and a cutter have arrived here from Carlfcrona, which are to cruize in the Categar, between Marfrand and the Wingo, for tire prnteCtion of the trade ; two fine frigate., the Admiral Chafernau, and the Camilla, each of 44 guns, have alfo arrived from the fame place : they are to convoy the veffels bound to the Mediterranean. " The fortifications here are putting in a relpec• table flare of defence, and new batteries are eretting in feverai places." STOCKNOLM, APRIL the laft accounts from Germany, we learn that Geaeral Islkreuth, who commands the Pruffian troops defined to aft againft Swedifh Pomerania, and who had halted, has received frelh orders to march ; but private letters . from Berlin give reafon to believe, that r•.:at:ere b,tween the ewe countries will be accommodated." GOREE. We have received a letter from oar Correfpondent at Goree, in Africa ; it is dated toth March.— There has been mach ficknefs in the African Corps, and feveral deaths of late. The arrival of General F and a reinforcement of Officers was ansioufly looked for. Major Ltmvo for the prefent commands at Gorce y and till very lately Lieut. ODLAM com manded at Sierra Leone, Captain SHORT having died there in July lad. Governor DAT, of Sierra Leone, /a likewife dead, and Mr. Lomax, the Fira fn Coun • ea,. is no Alting Governor. The ARAI and FAvoue rs (loops of war have of late been very healthy, adively cruihng with foe eel's on the mail. The FAVOUR 17 E was captured by a rrcnch force, it was well known at tsnrre, w:re ni their coda. Out letter rays— F' • ____ WEST INDIES. By the packet which arrived lad week at FA!mouth, we have received a letter horn our Correfpondent in the Leeward Mantis. It is dated Barbadoes, loth March. There is little new in that Bland ; but our Correfpondent has procured gleanings of intelligence from the other glands. General Brcewryw, the ailing Commander in Chief, had rendered himfelf very popular, and the Planters, throughout the different iflands, felt keine, owing to the energetic meafures of the General. The Chief Engineer had returned to Barba.does, and made his report of the nate of defence of all the polls, in every individual Mend ; and at length, the neediery work bad been commenced. They were diftralted by different reports of the arrival of different French fleets ; tint all were ready for them. At Barbados they had heard of Admiral Doctworrit's viCtory. Round all the Mandl, they are RBI much infefted by the privateers of the enemy, and the complaints were every where loud and general, of the little pro tation which was afforded. At. St. Vincent's they manned a (mall veffel with volunteers; put the Cap tain of a Briftol brig to command, and fent her out after a (mall privateer; however, the Frenchmen Coon captured the volunteers and their reel, and tarried them to Guadeloupe. The ACIABIAMMOII, Lord Ns:Ana's Old Chip, now Sir Eawaato Betas's, was at Carlitle barbonr. General Boleyn, and the new Staff, was eagerly, expeded. None of the &clam regiments can come home for the prefent—Officers are forced to Mk for leave of abfence. General Bacxwirrt, in a late general order, addretred the officers of the army in a very impreflive manner : he fays, a That at this, momentous crifis, it is both difgraceful and dab' nourable in any perfon to apply for leave of abreact." i The General is one of the moll naive we have ever had in the Wen Indies: be (pares no rank. We have now no lets than four &kith Admirals after the French—ftrange if they escape again out of the Well Indies. The 7th, or Royal Fuzileers, the t tth, ' 37th, and loth regiments, are not to code home, for the prefent, as was expeCted. EAST INDIES. Our Friend at Bombay has fent us files of the Bombay Courier, and of the bac the !aft (hips; we have likewife been fit: v.:. a !:: , er juft received by the overland difpatch. Whatever reprefentations tray be made, our Ea!l. ern poffeffions are in a 131011 unfettled flate, if not in aQual warfare, almoll every where, betwixt HOLKAS and other Chiefs in the North, and , he Pagan. in the South: our troops, European and Native, Ale all em• ployed, and this country is looked to, with anxious eyes, for reinforcements. The only quarter where there is unditlurbed peace, is the ifland of Ceylon. Our accounts come down to the 24th September. One bufinefs is mentioned flattering to the fpirit of our countrymen : A King's fbip being unable to go in purfuit of an enemy for want of marines, Captain Scse•wa's Company of the Bombay Fencibles, com manded by JONATHAN DUNCAN, Efq. went as volun teers, and thus enabled the frigate to proceed after the enemy. The Literary Society of Bombay, of which Sir James Nl'lwroste is Prefident, flourifbesi A volume of tranfaaions will foon appear from them; and f”rne pipers of JONATII•W DO/CAN and Hs LIMOS SCOTT, are highly fpoken of. The extenfive literary library at Bombay has been transferred to the Society, and they are about to form a collation of the fpecimens of natural hiftory, and of the remains of antiquity of the country. A celebrated Crim. Con. bufinefs has lately excited confiderable attention It Bombay. There is now not the fmallefl doubt of one fleet, cont . :fling of (even fail of the line, with frigates and (loops, and a large land army, under Jeaorat Boa*- , if not of a fecund fleet and army, having proceeded to India. The above letter from our cot refpondent at Goree, in Africa, as well as that from our correfpoadent at Barbadoes, leave no doubt of this—our reinforcements for India cannot therefore proceed with too mach expedition. The beet news of the day is, that after a hard (*Tuggle, Government have carried their point with the Court of Direftors, and that the Earl of Lau • DEISM L. does go out to India immediately. Yefierday his Mal►str, the Dukes of Yeita and Cambridge. and the Princeffes AUGUSTA, Soirma, and Maar, went to St. Georg ,. 'sChapel,Windfor,and heard a Sermon by Dr. Coon-ow, from the sth chap ter of the firft ;Fettle to St. John, the sth retie. . : MAR K. L 4NE • CORN EXCHANGE, MAY s. The trent imports of Wheat to-day are large i tud the ttade is heavy of rale, at the redueirio of 31. anda.s. per quarter—There is a confiderable fupply of Barley, and is a trifle cheaper—Malt and White Peas like. wife—Beans of both kind ari. rather lower—There are large fuppli.s of. Oats here, the few prime fam. pies maintain their price, other qualities at lefa—Nn Rapc feed here at this feafon—The Flour trade is heavy of fide, at prelim prices. at!MLitt CV•IIINCT AS UNDKI: When. 6 4 1 70 848 per qr. Grey Pede 338378 6d hoe Ditto,B6B Sal 4d Beans. 381131 Rye, 401441 Tic* Diu°. (do) 308378 a arlryose 378 od 03tl. 218 276 311 Malt. 661 728 of Poland ditto 3.28 338 6d White Pude, 4 78 13 8 Rape Seed, c of col - _ ►ilea o► /LOUR. Floe Flour 10. to 7p Seconds 6si to 100 per fact. Sir J. Nowrotr, we anderfland, means to bring in a Bill for the purpofe of confolidating the Paper Duty in Ireland, and making it pay the fame as in England; and to enable the manufacturers of both countries to Chip paper without raking off the duty by the Excite on one fide of the water, and patting it on upon the other, which is the praitice at prefent. Saturday, letters reached town from the squadron under the orders of Admiral Trmassoaouom, off Rochefort, by a fmall French finop lent to Plymouth by the P frigate.--We have feen one from on board the Patrice of WALIS, dated the 16th ulr. at which period the French fqnadron continued in Barque Roads, in apparent readinefs for lea. Our fleet comprifed the PRINCI of Wates,Matva,Ackit.- 1 tea, CONVIILOR, ILLVITRIOV A S and KENT, of the line; PALLAS and lair frigates, Harrow, ATALAITI, Fitts, RAPID, Covens, and ADRIAN. The Ha. CARD and A are ftationed dole in with Bafque Roads, to watch the motions of the enemy. Saturday dikatches were received at the Admi ralty from Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, by the rya, arrived at Plymouth. The gallant Baronet being unable to °buin the leaft intelligence to di!ea his purfuit of the enemy, has rejoined the Channel fleet. Saturday an overland difpatcb from Bombay reach ed the India Houle—the principal communication by it refers to the negotiations ca•rying on with Scin dia, and tome others of the native Powers, for the re-ellablifhment of peace in India. It appears that Atmaram, Pi ime Minifter of Scin• dia, had arrived at Nagpoor, with full powers from his Miller for entering into a treaty of friendlhip and alliance with the &kith Government. At the gate of the IA accounts he had had two interviews with our Relideut, but the refult of the conference is un- known to us. Thimment Bahadar, one of Holkar'a principal Generals, had retired from his fet vice in difgult—his example has been followed by feveral others, to the extreme embarralfment of Holkar. A body of Arab;, who had entered into a confpi racy to affaffinate all the officers of the 84th regi ment, were lately attacked in a fort, to which, on difeovery of their plot, they had fled, and for the greater part put to the (word. Two large armed (hips are building at Bombay, and feveral others of (mailer &mentions in the Gulph of Cinch, for the proteaion of the Malabar coati. We are concerned to learn, that advice; have been received at the India Honfe from Amboyna, announ cing the occurrence of a violent dorm, by which fc veral villages on the coati have been (wept into the fea, tngather with feveral hundreds of their inha blunts. The (pica plantations have [offered very much. One of the crew of a Harwich 'fife' arrived at Hull from Shields on Wednefday. who, wi'h eleven others, made his efcape from Embden, where the Britifls (hips had been feized, and the crews fent to prifnn ; all their property being taken from them. The above twelve perfnns, and upwards of twenty others, were placed under a guard of nine centinel9, whlfe vigilance they contrived to elude, and frizing a (mall boat, got down the river until they reached Britith tranfport veffel, which took them on board and landed them at Shields. The annual dinner of the Royal Academy was ce lebrated on Saturday latt, at Somerfet Honfe. TRIAL or LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLI.—The wen' dance of fpeCtators on Friday was as numerous as on the fira day, particularly of Ladies of rank and fa fhion. The only part of the Hall not filled was the Houfe of Commons' Gallery; there were not more than forty Members prtrent. e only wirmelres exa mined were perfins belonging to Public oMces, and the Clerks of Bankers with whom Lard Mesmer; kept accounts. Various objeigions were taken to the reception of their tellimony. One objeCtion, relative to the produCtion of a hook contained in a (Irons box, was, after long argument, decided by the Loan CHANCELLOR in favour of Lord Pritevieet. ft teemed to be confidered a point of Tome importance. Saturday (cycle] of the Clerks or Mar!. Drum mond and Co. were examined, and alio a gentleman of the name of Scholeficld, in whole examination a good deal of time was confumed. The examinatirm of thefe witneffes Lilted the whole of the day until four o'clock, when the Court broke up. The whole of the Royal Dukes attended, and the (hew of Peereffes was as great as on the former day. The Prince o f Wale s was, however abfent, for the fink time fince the cons. rerenctment of the trial. Ccv env CARDIN THlATRE.—Saturday night the Comedy of " t very Man in Nis thonoiar" was per. formed at this Theatre. The principal attraction was Mr. Comte, in the part of Kiraly; and from the cit.. cumflance of his having disappointed the Public in two infiances when be WAS annivincecl to play, it was foppafed his appearance would be attended w ith much oppofition. This, however, was not the cafe to the degree expelled, as, alter an interval of rive mis.uteis, he was fufferrd to proceed. When he fiat came on the ilage, a loud cry of Of! Of! prceeeded from the Pit, npon which be came forward and al fisted the audience—" That he had not defignedlr given them offence ; t i e firil time he was anononecti in the bills he had millaken one day for another ; and wish refpefl to the fecund. he .:ould fay nothing, that he hoped for induig-nce." His friends warmly applauded this marsh, and he Was illfrerCj toga on, which It: did with his sane! excellence. ..... - . . , . . iIIIMMAL,22I7I. . •mil r . . I'. IVAir lIC AI Pk 75.r.L..C.7NCE. - ...------ We mutt mufti': nor Readers to corredt an Irlaral-ac!. in se s Paper of Friday. wh.ch orearied in tla bui:v a! star:l"W/ part of the CODIEDts of our Port Latins. A long wrh the sersi.a and ArnsTA, two of the &fps (rem Jamaica, Lie Nrs,ICER and il DaHaGAL were aro named as 22Vit.g slope to join OK CCU odl Ca ha; but the DOissont , as our Reader, will reenlicel, hid st. rind two days before. sn,l the arnval of the Surers wit tor• r:aliannolnersl in our Portimouth le ter on Friday. le tJ.at ktrer however, there was another lnaecuree—the arrival of the Atte is . .tits Was announced inttead of the A SA frigate. lie ALLEADIDER, of ya guns, as we before it red has out been fZen Cue the gale in whirl die feet was teparatsi—Sair Is daily ea- t tli pitted. . --.- Ps II tAllelt. MAT 2 --Since my laft. the Humana hired armed (hip came into the Day. lay to, and failed • i again without corning to anchor. Arrived the Union, of and from London, Evers. with fondries, for Li. verpno! ; the Endeavour, of a nd from Plymouth, BOND, in banal!, hound to Wales; and the Virus . i .. and PROVIDENCE cutters, from a cruise. Balled the • Shannon, DA a lILS ; the Oak, Hex ; mad the Nymph. WARREN, of Yarmouth ; the Cetera Beeson, of Lynn ; the Prince William, Coaarro, of Wilford t . tt the (baker, WALL, of Harwich ; L a dy D e b ora ' .11 tranfport, No. slit ; the Neptune, (ad); the Friend- i Chip, Yardarm ; and the Union. of L on d on , P ALmaa t 1 the Endeavour, of Plymoutb, Boot) ; and the Coosa- Tama hired armed brig, for their different ports of I dellination. . 1 FALMOUTH, MAT 2.—Yellerday arrived his Ma- jelly's tbip I:heats, from a eruize ; the fdrrrost. gun brig, Matt k I Tr, with fix fail of viauallers from Plymouth, for the Channel fleet ; the Die Zevy Ge- ! falters Ackerman, ( Ham burg li galliot ) Capt. Js No es. from Lifbon, bound to Hamburgh, laden with Sugar, tea, &c. detained by the HIND Revenue cutter, Cap- tain ALLAr.—Wicd South. TORTAT, MAT 3.—This morning failed his Majef- ty's Ship Perron, 1008lEAST, STRENUOUS, and DA- ZING blip, on a cruize. Wind S. E. 1 PI.TTIOUTN, Mar y.—Came in the Fineflerre lug- firrc,aoyf byta g l t h rr an m d FL s l o cT m g e u n, n ta b k ri e g n ; in the th i e uc la lee of n . e from Brett oo days, aid had not ma d e any capture . l and was returning to Brett when the Connier fell in with her : Nancy, Captain ffriaLiac,„ from Jerfey • I for this port : Elizabeth, C a pt ai n /kers, from Wa- terf ord; and the Victory, Captain La F , from Jerfey. Sailed the RARCIP. cotter, on a cruize.— The galliot We warn, of Einhden, front France, in ballall, is &More in Catwater, and mach damaged : endevours are ufing to get her off next tile. The • Laov W ,of 14 Evans, in turning nut of the t i Sound lalt evening, got atom on Pettier Point, and 1 t (truck off her rudder ; the is now at anchor off Pen- lee, and boys Are gone off to tow her into harbour. Poarsarourso MAT 3.—Arrived the Flst.smA flnop of war, ftom Plymouth, a nd a S c h ooner l a d en with wine from Bourd eaue , b oun d to Lubec. de- -1 tained by the LITIZT• gun brig.—Sailed the Ra- ms , gun brig, with fcveral (hips for Cuernfey and Jerfey; and the Ft:await° gun brig, on a cruise. Mar 4.—Arrived the DavASTATIOR bomb, Peso , Tea gun brig, with the Chinon Eall lodiantan, fe- venal Welt Indiamen, and cal er outward bound vet- leis, from the Downs.—Sailed the ELEPHANT, Capt. i DUNDAS, and T frigate, Captain Mae. strati. with about so fail of flips ender convoy, for the Wed Indies and Portugal; alto l'Esrme, Captain 1 Hort, with the Ships for Lifbon. Sailed alto the (hip Marv, Captain Bora, for the coast of Africa ; Ri- 4 chard, Albion, Hartioto Flora, and Elizabeth An- derfon, tranfports, for Bermuda. The fleet of tranf- ports, Oce. for Cork and the Mediterranean, will no r doubt fail to-morrow. Wind Eafterly. . Doves, MAT 3.o—flis Majefly's frigate SYTILLT, C a ptain Wm-Ham , . failed lag night for Cork. and a convoy from the Downs palled by to the Weftward. Ihe Morse ev gun brig has fent in here the (hip Dia Nieu Harmonic, CakHain Sure, of Altona, bound to St. Thomas's, with amen, gin, Ike. fro m H am b urg h. MAT 4.—dame.in this morning the boy Emanuel, Captain Aatmeson, of Copenhagen, bound (ton Ga- 1 lipoli, with a cargo of oil for Hull, wind bound ; alto arrived the brig Enigheden. of Areadahl, in Norway, Car. Mona, from Calipoli, with oil, de- tained by the Morrie gun brig. In the Roads the Flan :o.d another gun brig.—Wind N.E. and blows very hard. DIAL. MAT 4 —Came down from Sheernefs the ' SPII TiAt (loop of war, and remains in the Downs with the Edgar and Truly men of war, Vella! fri- gate, Mut - quit° and the Ainaranthe Iloop of war, Profpero, Explofion, and Meator bombs, Prevoyante Rote (hip, Harmony vidualler, and Several gun b r i gs . Wind N . E. blows hard. WEYStoUTD, MAY 2.—Mr. BRAITHWAITE yefter- day got up and fent co Shore twenty-feven chats of I dollars (each furpored to contain wool.) from the wreck of the Abergavenny, and lodged them fafe in the Cuttom.houfe. This, I thick, is nearly half i the fpecie the had on board, and I h a v e no d ou b t that the remainder will loon follow. as t h e c l u b appeared perfeilly found. I am credibly inf orme d that, during the left ten days, Mr. B. might be raid to live under water, having been down every day (even cr eight hours, at the depth of nine fathoms, breaking up the decks, to enable him to get at the I dollars. The Prince of the Peace privateer, •••f V: guns, net t fix days from Patiage, in Spain, is captured by la Loots frigate, and carried into Cork. The Gallant. Hall, from Bolton, arrived at St. Michael's on tke i3th of April; on the tub the fell in with the Traveller, Rulfel. from Liverpool for New York, hatong loft her rudder. and live feet and a half water in her holJ ; the Gatham to is out part I , of bet cargo and fails, and all her crew. The Gabriel, —, from Lifbon In Stockholm, • failed from Portlmouth on the not: ult. under con t -toy ; was captured on the morning rf the 3oth. about tire league, from Beachy, by two French rev TAtettS ; and recaptured about eight leagues from .;.• Dieppe, by the it os Aa to (bop, and too aght into the t- 1 Damns. Th e Privateer had e.rp:tireti a brig and a A tll :, i ''', Doors of the fame convey. The Charlotte, Hare, li , •rn s!. NFOI;t:r• for Li- verooal. i. lot! at Sr. Oftcoa•ro The Nceilr.4.lty; the Ranger ; Ind .!:e !.fargrattina, i from Cotnn AI /-,e L. 6 ' , ::: n, a- c ,:.,.:•..:re.l and cat- . ... rm.; rota :5.9:42. / • • .. . - . .... ; ; ;Ly,, - . - • ' ~ 10 I -4 I