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s ott omers Zing of Spam. The spirit of patriotism i s likewise said to , have manifested itself at Cartha ra—a port in the Mediterranean, of very great i m p o rtance, which the French, we trust, will not be p e rmitted to occupy. jr was not in Ferrol, but in Port Passage, where a p e n& frigate, baying on board 50,000 ktand of arms, v as lying at anchor, and with which circumstance a ir squadron was made acquainted by the Spaniards. It is added, that preparations were making for her ca pture. The following is an extract of a t letter from, Mrs: E. Bitowx, who was captured in October last, on Ord the Selina, RusToN, of Hull, and carried into spin, to her parents in York : 14 Gijon, May 111. • I hope to be in England by the irst King's ship that sails los hence. I have been treated like a Princess by the good Spa ofigh av A hale wanted for nothing but my health. The ports to a re open to the Fnglish, and c people have ripen so Nam, wog of their pod King, who has been betrayed and carried imars4tce and a brether of Booa.rartt I to be King of The letter of which the abpye is an extract, was 1 10 1;ght in the ship which conveyed the Spanish No bigmell to this country. 71 1 Golden Age, Captain i.E.puot, which left cietiz on the 19th ult. laden with wine, has arrived ad keith. The news she brings confirms the ac tog before received of the same date—that on f h t day previous to her sailing, the French fleet, l egating of six line of battle-ships and one frigate, l ad the Spanish fleet, consisting of five line of battle ships and two frigates, hauled three miles farther up t he Bay, under the protection of the batteries ; but all was•quiet in gie town.. ¶%e MINORCA brig, which arrived on Thutsday sight at Portsmouth from off Cadiz, with dispatches from Admiral PURVIS, was not released from qua patine until Saturday. The following is an extract d a letter from on board Admiral Puttyts's fleet, dated the SOth 9 re atieolc* is about to leave the fleet for England, with eptches—the unfavouzahle teanination of the negotiations with tk Governor of Cadiz, will reach you by this conveyance. For blast ten days, Colonel BiTUUItqT, who was deputed by Ge- Mal SPZNCIIt, has been at Cadiz; and we have had four and pretty transports at anchor off the harbour's mouth, containing * t ut ssco effective men. The arrival of the troops of Cadiz, we aderstand„ was in consequence of in invitation from General Marquis SALSINO, the C-overnor, through the medium of Gene 111CASTANIA, the Governor General of Andalusia, proposing to yet the British troops in possession of the principal forts ! and Spa . lid ships, on their arrival off the port. The ships were to take ta Spoish South America any of the Nobility and others who doee to emigrate, together with their moveable property. It items that this business happened at the critical moment when de Prince of AIITURIA s came to the Tffrone, in the interval be take the abdication of the old King of SPAIN, and hit Manta- Ike. Bat it appears their sentiments underwent a change on 1011 MATE'S TOOnieg pf with the Prince of ASTURIAS, making ke Maker. The party that were attached to the old King eel aiteodly to the Prince of ASTU a lAS, being relieved fropt ill fears on that account, have dispensed with the services of the SOIL • Lord Coetingwqqn is off Tonlop v blockading the whole et lit French force in the Mediterranean. The Spaniards (film sail lie line) are stM at Port Mahon, Minprea. LorcLCocuaaNlV, sandentFcl, has proposed, with bye sail of the line and 5000 loops, to take Minorco. in live hours, or forfeit 5000 guineas—so Oki for the noble Captain of the lursaz zu sm. It appears to me is Minorca ought not to be overlooked at this moment ; the la h ants have also's?, been attached to the English, aid we *yid Ft possession of the enemy's ships ss well as the island." 117BACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF 410 MA. JESTY'S SHIP DEFIANCE. " Of Fermi, lure & Yesterday a Messenger from Spain came on board, with a Mee for the Commanding Ofaceroff Ferrol, humbly entreating ii pdstance against a small French squadron, which they think tin to seize upon 40,000 stand of arms they bare in a small port kit neighbourhood of Ferrol. He at the same time produced lies fiom the English Agent for Prisoners of War, awl from awn/ Grandees of Spain, with printed declaration of war Blip France, by the provinces of Asturias, Leon, and Biscay. AP* alone has raised 150,000 men; the ether provinces have *rt &Oared. He informs us that an Ambassador has sailed *Wind to implore assistance. The Wing and Queen are close Masers at Valency.—We send a frigate (the StArra*) with the *us and aspect an Admiral line with a large squadron. The Enoch Captain commanding the Spanish ships in Ferrol has re *fad, glad to get away as fast as possible. Their force qt Ferrol ilklar sail of the line.--Captain HOTIIAM commands the squa ll"' kere, towlsting of the DIFIANCZ, GISSALTAR, and two Sir THOMAS DYER left town op Saturday for Spain. Ile goes as an accredited Agent from Great Britain to neat With the Spanish Patriots. Ce 4 cogi Toaasws, Military Secretary to Sir AR TR" WELLEta,ar, left 'town pn Friday night, to join the FJPecritien • at -Cork. Doctor Hums, of Lower Gionewit ree t, goes out as Physician to the Fprces, v hich will amount to atout 10,000 men. the Ex- Pala is certainly destined for Spaip. Three hundred thousand pounds in dollars were sent Sae the Bank on Friday fast, to be shipped off to Spain, for the use of the Provinces in revolt against the French. A great vantity of musket ball.cartridges have shipped from the OrOnance Stores at Dover, in "me emit, for Woolwich, to go on board the trans- Frs lying there. (*ornament are purchasing large quantities of oats, ' l ;PPostkl either to be intended for the supply of our Leaky in Sweden, or for the life of the Patriots in 444. The Transport Board are taking more cop- Peted ships up, both for horse and troops, and the §, when prepared, are divatched with an expedi tion and alacrity that widow or ever was witnessed. Letters were received on Saturday from our fleet C f tadia, down to the 291 ult. Some of the prin cipal inhabitants, with their property, had availed alewives of the asylum offered them by our Com io.taders, and taken refu s e on board the ships of war. es a, •e• ?a ar• rTp at. rts• ins Ce in.t, ans ;la• N4IITIC,IL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, JUNE IS. • Yesterday passed up Channel the Semite, of 74 guns; from the Cape of Good Hope, aftcr a pas sage of thirteen weeks. Ske has, in company with her, three Danish East Indian (prizes), and two English whalers. Messrs. Gismorr, lj. GRANT, and BAULDERSON, came passenger; in them, and landed here yesterday ; also passed up Channel, the MI NORCA sloop of war, from the Mediterranean, with dispatches. Came in the Svisixow, of 18 guns, from a cruize. Sailed, to join the Channel Fleet, the SATURN, of 74 guns; AIGLE, 38 ; IRIS, 32; VIR GINIA, 40; STATIRA, 38. Sailed the BLACK JOY! of 10 guns, with dispatches, for the Coast of Spain. Came in last evening the klzz.viza.r., of 18 guns, Captain KING, from the West Indies. Si t e sailed from thence with a fleet under her convoy !. 41 also the DEFENCE, ih 74 guns : the latter, with the fleet, passed up Channel yesterday, the Mxt.vu.Ll having seen the Liverpool ancl Bristol ships safe into St. George's Channel. Sailed the Swsu.ow, of 18 guns, with a convoy, for Cork. PORTSMOUTH. JUNE It. Arriveci his Majesty's brig Longrr from a cruise. Admiral Tzt.zet goes out in la Gr.om frigate, Cap. twin CARTHEW, to take his command off Lisbon,which is expected to sail to-morrow. fif hoists lag on board the Bnanzua, of 98 guns, Captain Wl.eon. Wind S. W. DIAL, JUNE 18. Arrived the Fr..vu.ess firm; AN! failed sqpill qn a cruize off Calais ; the Ltrrus BELT sloop from Sheer ness, and sailed through for Portsmouth; the CstAaram gun brig from a cruize, and brought in the French row-boat l'Epie, of 45 feet length, and manned with 22 men, which she captured, after a chace of four hours, near the Kentish Knock ; also arrived the Ply mouth transport from Woolwich. JUNE 19.—Vice Admiral RussisA, in his Majesty's ship MAJESTIC ; and Re* Admiral GARDNER, in NS Majesty's ship BELLEROPHON, with the W.s.esetye, MINOTAUR, TIGRE, and TRIUMPH, sailed this after noon on a cruize off Flushing. Arrived 41, CERISE RUS frigate with the Leeward Island flee; pnde; con ' voy (about forty sail), which have sailed through for the River ; the BUSTLER gun brig from a cruize ; Dispatch naval transport from Pompiouth, and sailed through for Sheerness ; also arrived the SaIiTRIL with , three Banish prizes , and two South Whalers unde r convoy, from the Cape of Good Hope. REMAIN IN THD DOWNS. The Princess of Change, Trusts, Cerberis, awake, C lenge:, Cracker, Bugger, cud Pim*Alt naval nansport. SANDQATE, JVNE 16. A sloop of war yesterday anchored between this place and Folkstone, for the purpose of making trial of the Folkston machine, mentioned in your paper ; and after having manceuvreli for several hours, she proceeded towards Dover. It is understood that the above machine effectually performed the operation of pumping, at 1114 rate of more than fifty strokes in a minute, without the.aicl of single maa.- DOVER, JUNE Is. Come in yesterday evening the Catharige and Pro vidence transports, from Harwich. Passed by this afternoon abOut forty-five sail of West India ships, under convoy of the CEnnEaus frigate ; the remain der of the fleet is expected up this xiight.—Wind W. S. W. and moderate. Juni 19.—The weather has boon all day, and still continues very foggy ; several of the West India con voy went past in the night, and during this day, nearly fifty sail more, under his Majesty's ship DIVENCE, are a little way to the Westward, I hear, at anchor, and will remain there till the Wearier gets a little clear. A Danish East India *Ili?, prize to his Majestpship SCEPTRE, is gone past this afternoon three ,more, likewise prizes to that ship, - and under her convoy, are not far off ; one or two whalers are with them, two months from St. Helena. In the Roads, his Majes ty's gun brig Tnanssfs : Wind S. W. with aTO derate hreeze. Some of-the West India ships that have passed are: the Calista, WATERHEAD, from *; 511.1411 E, THOWPSON, from St. Croix ; Alert, Der.DAY, froni Demerara ; William Manning, Boimm, • from St. Kitt's ; Thome# end Mark MAttiftet 4 , e from TR bag° ; Delafof4, Youwo, from St. Vinconfi ; Albion, YOUNG, and Choice, CLARK/L, from St. Kitts ; iEco nomy, Ross, from Demerara u6lebeckhall, V4UGHAN, and Ralger,l - laLus, frofp Surinam ; Intrinsic ( rune from Grenada ; Adventure, Jonsson, frorn-St.• Kilt's ; Britannia, Mirc4ux, from 'Tortola ; • lie 7, roioe, WI;-son, front St. Kit's ; Tuton ? Vuirre, and Eagle, f'Arreasow, from Denrar.a, . . YARMOUTH, JUNE IL • Sailed a fleet of transports . under convoy for tenburgh; and on a cruize the SNAIL; S i.; 'SlOXito• and Sw.oes schooner. Remain in th e Roads. th.l Nassau, Roebuck, Stately, Radlareatt, * and Zenobia. Wind N. W. CPEN O CL ITI4I. LDIDTARD ISLAND 'ved this moral% the Fame, M‘Lzmtbr, from rinidad, one of. the fleet, parted in thick weather on the 2d instant in lat.. 4,5. fig. 40. the fleet consisting of 216 sail, left TiV tola on the 2d nit: ender ccnroy of the DIFIRICE; of 74 guns, Canaanite frigate, and lifilvdtm sloop bf war; Captain M' ALLAN says , there are 36 ' sail for Clyde, but the following are the only names . ty*F t h he recollects . Ca c ao., Stewart, - and Arisen, Johner, rp m Doeseragas c sm Ois, Orr, from Barbados Rdyal CUPAP, Malta; and Macy, Cravffsad, from Ovoids; 001 Diet• Rilars, from 111. .; - • • Vincent'.; IDbabeth, Mi°regal Mary Ann, Dichie ; Jane,' Finnic ; Eupbemia, Rancher • and Hamlet, —, from Trinidad; • and Duke of Kent, Doupll from Demerara. - • COURT OF KING's BENCH, lofts IS. Also the following Clyde vessels for Liverpool : - • ----_. ~.-. -_ • stattenaeo v. C 088..., . Mary, Gibson, from Berbke, and Jean, Wilson, from Trinidad. Mr . : GOETZ! moved for I.a new W . tiquiry to On the Bth instant, in lat. 55. SO. 10ng..17.. spoke the brig Crescent, SMITH, from Shields, bound to i e ss z t or in d tli n t case. The circumstances are rather An action of trespass brought by Picton, seven days from the Pentland Frith, all well. the Plaintiff, who is a lone widow, on Syden- Arrived also this morning, the ship United King dom, Jmozeott, from Halirtx, after 'a rapid passage ham Common, and of an advanced a 'list a Mr. Cobb, a wealthy Attorney. The inj complained of 15 days, brings no particular news. The embirgo still continued. in the United States. '' • thaLbe caused her unjustly turned of was,. out of her house With circumstances of some severity, and The Jane, Fixate, pissed this morning to Port- at so late an hour that she was indebted to the hu- Glasgpw : just arrived, the Hannah, DNGGAN; fro;n inanity of the neighbours alone, that She was not. Newfoondlabd in twenty-one days; yesterday in the obliged to sleep upon the Common during the night North Channel passed two inward•bound.ships under in the midst of the winter. To the action Mr. Cobb American colours, standing for Liierpool. . was advised not to plead, but let judgment go by de- FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • - -• fault, and the Jury assessed the damages at 1451. GRAMEND, Jame 19.-Passed by the Commerce, Walker, The Court, upon motion last Term, set aside this front Dublin; Matilda, Rand; Tender,-5..- + _ from Georgia; . _,____ Mazy an d Betsey, Ricketts ; &nem Bum ; and regerandere n ol unr y . xor excess of damages, and a new one was (prise) from Pormtnotttit. Sailed th e Vklatif Fending, Jennings, executed, in which the . Jury, so far fr om dim i nis hing ; liden,' ‘ tr, for Antigua; Ann, Prescott, for . the damarA increased them to 4601. probably in "poi Thame s, (*Mut:am; Favonte, „,_,......., Peiree '...„ f6r order to' indemnify the old woman against the costs L a t ire aky ; , M Foy ar tre i , enningst tor oettseh fer e j la arnlica h. ' liqmr • '.''' which 1124 been increased by the former application to the Court. - -^: . _Tuesday, twrived in Leith Roads; the &TOME Mr.. Guatizr - now. submitted that this verdict sloop of war, with three Danish prizes which she had should be again revised, and made some objection to . When off the coast of Norway, viz. - Rebekka, MA. the summing up of. the Under Sheriff in point of itirP; Alezes, RICHARDS; and Javen, POWNIR.— 1 1, ; an' observed, that the former inquisition was rizes have since arrived in the New Dock, Leith. ' taken a ; Deptford, where the . Plaintiff now lived. 'EttraCt of a letter from Captain JOHN MALCOLM , RP! Jury yeas taken at Greenwich, but still nine of .of The brig Delight of Kirkaldy, dated Island of Glass; we Jury came from Deptford, and probably were Slat May. . infected with some party spirit in favour of their "On the 27th instant, Kinnaird's Head %Wog& S. W. distant neihb°un three leagues, lie' in with a *all Dasishpeivateer in the act of , Lord ELLZITIOROVOIT said, that as the case had capturing the 'Mop Ceres of Thurso, but on my immediately ire twice before a Jury, and they had decided upon bearing down and firing on -him, he left the loop, let down hit I pick, and wore round, when th e sloop kept ender my guns, and e damages without corruption, or any improper . • kept by me till off Duncan's-bay Head. The privateer is a mull i being attri butable move ng . to them, the Court could pilot haat, sloop:rigged, with a square top sail and gaff, four small ; not safely set 'it aside, and the verdict, with the in pins, but had no boat. MU in with a fr ig ate the , same day, to' I creased damages, Must stand against the Attorney which I communicated the shove information." Defendant. • • • His Majesty's ship SCIF.PTES, Capt.Joseehßutomtw, Mr. Omuta*. 'stated, that the utmost pecuniary is arrived in thf Downs with three very valuable Da- damage the:Plaintiff could- *stain, ve# not more nish East Indiamen, two of which are prizes to. the than 401. - The house she lived in was old and ruin- SczYrite, and the third is a prize to his Majesty's sloop our, and at:twelve . guineasa year rent. She, how of war, the Coatis:mum. , The Scerraz sailed from see r , gained her living principally by letting ilia Madras late in the month of DeceMber last,aed. had lodgings. ' ' .• •• - ' .`: • ' - but just reached her station off the Cape of Good Hope, - • SAD LIR v. ROSINSON. ~ .. .. . when, falling in with an English privateer, 'she learnt , This case came beforeihe•Couit co an argument that war had keen' declared against Penteatqc, and , twoo a rule to set aside a :nonsuit. - It was an action the very' next day she had the good fortune tp capttue i• lifyiught ttpOn a deemed- of the Court of Chancery; in the two homevrAttf.hOund Indiamen, the Norge ; and Jamaica; to : recover upWards of 35001. Out of this i the Cron Princess Maria. Ten days before tbeSeteraf sum ; however, the decreeditected, that the - costs to be sailed from the Cape of Good Hope, the Martha, an taxed by a' Mr. Howell; shoild: be deducted., 'The American ship, with a very rich homeward-bound I ground rithiltaniuit 4.4 that the' Plaintiff . ..could 's4go, arri ved at that place from Bengal. This-ves- I not ter,Oser;inissuittch 4s Thfre iirai . no fixed sum,The set: was a lso captured b.faie. 61 -P ll 9l ,- .and _ delivered costs not having beekyet taxed by the app6inteil officer. over with all Perpers. and private 104.4 tp *'• hies*, Gannow'and Court were hearctinXupport Conti of Admiralty , at that colony , for adjudicitiOni .of thi ab*llit,-and The Arromery-Ozintedit. and Mr. 1 . Thete were several pamengers, Ladies and Gentle- Lie BLAtte_against it, who urged, that no contingency men, on board the Martha, Man of whoa- were' p . m- i h ere ' eiisted, as the ttefendaht had never submitted Tided with accilliaadatitilif OR • b oard the price shells' : himself to the taxation iild, as, there,,Was ever.y.rea- .. • belooging to the SesiTax. Amongst the pastOgeers i tilm to b e li eve that a othu t ipwas dae....-B u fr i ke4arged: . ; arrived by this conveyance,' are, • - •.. From Be Mrs. CAE Ricketts mod three children ; M.. in. and Mis. , and two 'Children ; Miss Shakespear, Fran cis Hpcsely, and H. Q. Prinidergast, Esqn. 4. :. From the Pipe of Good Hopt-rEdwaulZt t Esq. ; Lieute nant Colonel Grant, of his Majesty's 7114 k Re ;and Captain ~. .. , Grant, of the Ceylon Estshlishlnent.. • •Tron - 4-= -. LAW INTELLIGENCE. .. , ... , . Captain CRAWFORD'S Company of Artillbry marched from DOver On Saturday morning, on their route to Portsmouth, where they are -to embark for Foreign Service. _ ... . Friday se'nnight the South Cork gini under the command of Lieutenant olonel marched from Clottmel fOr the camp at the Curragh. ' If is rid that they are to be• replaced by the Armagh militk•, A company o Artillery was embarkeA at Ply mouth on Thursdair, on board the Recoveey trmsport, which sailed immediately . for Cork, to join the expe dition about to proceed froin thence for Spain, tin der the command of Sir AiTHUR WiLLIVILEY. The detachment of the 20th Light Dragoons, now at Chichester, consisting of about 350 men, are to be embarked at Portsmouth, as soon as ships are ready to receive them. A strong detachment of Artillery is also to be embarked, with a considerable quantity of ammunition. The appointment of packets to sail from Falmouth to the Brazils, will probahli not be much' longer de ferred. It is expected, thqt if 'the 6paniarai can make a stand against their invaders, packets wiU also be re=established from Falmouth to Corinna and we havelikerise heard it is in contemplation to send i - itaiarisi.ails from Falmouth to the East Indies, by way of the Brazils. • • Letteri from. Gibraltar to the 24th tilt. brought to • England ..by the Minorca, • contain the following' ex tract of a letter from Tangiers, dated the .10th ult.— ss A powerful artny'is now sitting down befoieCguta, but whether-'it is meant to attack is not cerusinly kiloWn intiikh will depend on what-England mar de sea." • Ware-informed, that in consequence of theAzioiti enstrePeated coMpliintt which havebeen-made to the Portuguese 40014 _respecting 'the arrusetneete which had.bien ffled.for the deliierjr 0' tit 4e . Mined Portuguese ieePertY, he 441 i• .vert mehed ft:awing. merchants 4lismit LYNE andlattt•of 'l.aitstin Moray Buie/Wee, ilkar*,: • a!sti Cbitunitteet* &ssjst him *4l%**-100er fitsßo ial thereof, which is.Of i9upoilixe • Ist -the two rsoutlisiou grit stoolotMiswe to claim *:4ristkonsi derable pauoo•i• IX .la!i44 opt thsa .1 . 140 0 ; 0 W . Actediiii: to. - , c litt!treifyis HoUan4, the Franck hive made a fdt e httrhich: ebeplitttlphi ?bride i s Bible fvt . • - a loaded with; - prance Mak, *if /thri Pert ti1e5a , .. 7 • 74 7 ) were granted tO bait; Spanish Ailetic, pi4er to be brought to thein vial prodik*, a loan- . sued. We understand as to th . degree by this ociatiOn, _ . come 'loin =0 4 44 fugeg4.4l-11Ve rc .• . • : • , • et Oaf • '4llllO . ^s .. ' • . .• : - '. It- 'y. ~.~ . • The Ho;iie 5F . ontrncins, it as sup . , will sit but .a.few.dayi longer, Mug ihe West. ilk shall pass the House of Lords, • what. Parliament will be pro rogued,.profeiwo,, till Oetoher." . '. •• -.04 Saturday evetifig : three French prisoners es caped from Foston prison, near Gosport; by tonevl ing themselves is the night cats.: they had not pro ceeded far, however, .berlte they were diCovered by tip, driver, whtristutwailicly gave the alarm. Two were shortly after secured; but the third, taking ad vantage of- the darkness of the evening, has not yet ,been heard of. - : ' • ' ...- • .' ' • • - Papanoiana.—Testerday. the display of fashion in the Park was not So brilliant 'as liana The distin guished fashionable% have retired to the 'watering places, and .othei rural -situatiOni, distant frOni the dust and bustle of the Metropolis. •• The heat of the weather alio iffecluded the possibility of walking dur. ing the day, Oda thoie who venturer} to encounter the rays of'Sol 'syeit# confined in carriages: The dashing 'four.in.han4 drivers appeared, it is true, but the whip lay dormant, and supineness was the order of the day. '' In the evening , the. Green Park and Kensing ton Gardens were thronged by elegant company, who perambulated until a late hour . The Dtike of Quemse- Slutax, Earl Testru; tord REOESOAO, Lord ABIR 44N, and others of rank, were seen in the Park, and its vicinity. _ . • .. . .. . The Hertfordshire Agricultural Society held a Meeting, on Friday, at Berkhamstead, which was at tended btHN 'tile Duke of ItEOPOND 2 _ the Earl of. BRIDGE. WATIR, • ir JO Szettscht, Mr. sHAIAILY; &C. &c. Aboni' 140 sat down to dinner at four o'clock, at the King's Arms, the Earl of Buttiomikrint in the ,Chair. Amongst the premiums given by the Society were 10 guineas to the owner ol the best plou/h, to the Earl of BRIDGHWATIPP4 for Mi• 'PLarrv'sliamp. !4ire.plough ; 5 guineas for the best .rati, of the 'Me rino breed, to Mr. RICHARD ELowiai „five guineas to the two best ewes, of the same breed, to Mr.. RI. *cHt4p FLowest; 3 gnineiti foi . the best boar, to Jo. Sams Haulm; Esq.; g guineas o. l the. second-best boar,' to the Earl of . DiUDGIOWAigi;; :. • J. - Watt/ales, Ito. 'lfi;Vornhill. was the most for tunate Office in,LonOtty, In he s.tesc)f_grear Capitil . • Prizes in the last. ! o. j, : VA* 1.§f0...14?09, 00.000, . and 7227, £lO,OOO ,in a Quar;er, two Eighthst and eight . qizteesi • I "Tickets:antl . .Shares are now 1 selling mgreari i . y . 4 Writ, for the §t4te Lot- . tery whicn . lsegins .... g 'Mixt, itkiextivlt' and cal taip six flacettf. Akc......&c..*.. J. W. real dill acWite. he has- nO-•Centiectien. with . the!' Office comprising the Lithe' Igoe I ..at the :ea* tone - ,e;' commends thtta . olfite lO:iitigish-shi:;COirsi Prizes ( $4Cy havalipyl lor the: last-:.ob4:44stteree, ;that the Public may see Wlati efl the•Caphater:iiihitier the New ai - the fald:V.stablislimenF ;, ~ • ,_ _ _. 't.tAlkti, J ots 510.:4-Wh•ftt fct . , loierabWiiipply, and ;ched a small•idvanee t .p v p4efi cin aild for Nak.Vhd . Peas at XI - ~.. 1 9 .4.1411W1 , . 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