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took avatar °from* Araeriems the fell in with, to pat as beard the TARIM crew'. " Daring the nine months that the cruise of le Ve teran biked, the loft only five men. The crews enjoyed an eftellent flare of health. Some fyrnptoms of the (curvy made their appearance before putting into San Salvador, but the fitort s tinse they remained there fut . - Seed to cure them. Admiral Cochrane, with four (hips of the line and two frigates, defotied the French fquadron, three leagues to the windward of the illand of Tortola; bat the Ella Admiral, perceiving that the French' fepadron enanouvred in order to bring on an engage ment, Memel of, and taking advantage of the wind, difappeared. " The French divifinn which has cruifed off Green land appears elfo to have met with great fuceefs. " That of Captain L'Hermite ha► taken more than So fail of the enemy's vel els. indireft news which bat beenteceived Rates, that fevers' other French di. vifions have proved equally fatal to the Englith corn. ■tree. Upwards of too fail of Englith merchant • men have been taken and funk fince the tR of July. er r - After the knowledge of the faits publithed in the Gazette Extraordinary of Saturday, and the Supple ment to the fame Gazette publithed yefe►day, re. lisating the fuecefs of our brave countrymen in Ca. labria, and the additional circtunitanees made known by the Official Journals publiffied in Sicily, the pub lic will be turprifed to find in the French papers only the following letter, which aaually amounts to no things NAPI.66, AUGUST s 6. " The latet intelligence from Calabria announces that the whole country, from Launa t r, Cofenza, has • roomed to a late of order. The brigands have been pot to Sight, and the inhabitants delivered from their yoke. have teftified, in all parts, Intimates of fide lity twarards King Jofeph. " General Verdict mull by this time have joined lifferlhal Mittens, at Cozenza. General Regnier has inbJugated the whole country as far as Croton. "Four Polacres (lags of trace) have arrived within thee ten days from btafrusa. They had on board FM. Feud prifoners, who were difeenbatked, and the Polacres fat fail on their return. "On the atith of jai, information was received at Meters, that in the night between the atth and z6th fome inftugents bad been embarked at Rocca hope riale s at the fame time all thee belonging to the places near Calabria were affembled at &littera, in order to cannonade the fort. The eonrage and ad. drefs of the national guards of Nomalbano, and the adieity of Lieutenant Colonel Henry, baled all their defigns. He attacked and difperfed them on the 36th, and took from them two pieces of cannon and a white flag. Gnagrilia, another leader of the mats, diferabarked on the soh of July near Acroli with too banditti, when Snb-Lientenant Bocheciam pa attacked hint, killed niss men, end made five or Al peilinan, who were imOsediateky Gant. On the spa s diis Commandant Gentili attacked a troop of rabele,-Ifttr having driven the enemy from Ccrafo and Rt. Name. This divifion of the enemy had in . enriched tisemfelves at Cocearo, and cut off the com• istamieadon I they loft thirty men, and the remainder died sa Montano and Furia. On the 16th, General Veatigtoilia defeated the enemy near Polls, and obliged him to crofs the Sala, taking from him two pieces of cannon, and four verfel, with ammunition." We are yet without any accounts, either French or Sicilian, which announce when or where the gallant 60 army of Sir Joao &roan r re.embarked, and we are lefcto conjeaure, that though Sir Purr is returned tobleiina, he has flationed a force equal to the parer- CM of all the flrong polls in Calabria; and that he has returned to concert with the !kiloliters of Feint. SAND the means of extending and completing the rimming he has gained. Not a word appears in the Moniker on the prefent Sate of Politics in Europe. It announced, indeed, en Toefday lift, on the authority of a letter from Ber. lin. " that all differences between Pruffia and Swe den were terminated to the fatisfaeion of both par ties." And we are told, that all the recruiting par. tics of the King of PrufGa within the limits of the Confederation of the Rhine, were ordered forthwith •... to retire, under pain of imprifonment. But there is the Lame referee with refpee to England, and the fame filence on the fubjeli of RufGa, as we remarked in the feries of paperslall received. In the Jouraa! ,ilde P Lripire of Thurfday lin, there is the followin g 4 paragraphovhich we are awed is the general feeling ls of all the people of Paris : The late departure of Bafilico has awakened the general hope of peace ; not that we know more, than he does himfelf what are the contents of the difpatches of which he is the bearer, but becaufe it is natural that we (hould have a favourable opinion of a negociati m which appears to be rerouted with much aCtivity." Indeed we are told that from one end of France to the other, the cry for peace is loud and univerfal.— From all the corn, as well as the wine provinces, de putations have been fent to the Emperor to reprefent to him that the accumulated harvens of two years are now upon hand, that there is no demandeitherfor corn or wine, and that unless the Government will as ccpt pArment of the du• let hi iifia,tht proprie? or% of the I.•nds And vine yards, can no longer provide either the tetriforiat, or the Wire* taxes. WO do not attach' much intereß to there reprefentations, as they have been made at every period of the revolution t and we have uniformli feen that the moil gigantic efforts have followed the rumours of their being in the gulph of bankruptcy. But the Mtmjgtar itfeif .pounces thefe deputations. They have had accefs to his Impe rial Majelly—and it is evenfaid that Fouclis hashed the botdoefs to lay before the Emperor, a faithful piaure of the country. Be that as it may, it is cer tain that fuch paragraphs could not be inferred in any Journal of Paris, without the fantlion of the Govern ment, and they are, no doubt, intended to raire the hopes' of peace in the public mind, and to give exhi• !titration to the triumphal fete now going on, of which our Readers will find fume account among the Ex trade in the preceding columns. GOTTENBURGH MAIL. This morning a Mail arrived from Gottenbargh. The following is the only intelligence h brings: " GOTTENBURGH, AUG. 39. " The IA accounts received here from Sarelfund Rate, that the Swedifh embargo was taken oL from all the PrufGan ports. Yellerday arrived the Prince of Wales Packet, Captain Deane, after an extraordi nary pafTage of 78 howl, having on board the Ref- Gan General SAILOR vans', and ruite. • GENERAL MIRANDA. By the Lifbon Mail, which arrived this morning, we have the following intelligence, refpetting Me. ILANDA " VIGO, AUGUST 4 4 . " A brig has juR arrived, difpatched by the Go- vernor of the Carraccas, with the intelligence df MIRANDA having effeded a landing in the Bay of Trifle, with a fore* of near 4,000 men. A Courier was immediately difpatched toMadrid with the news." Difpatches have been received fine our laR, liw Lord Lenneamme at Paris. They were brought' by Mr. Straw, who arrived at Deal from Boulogne on Saturday night, and reached town yetterday morning. Mr. SMARR, after reaching the Foreign' Office, pro ceeded immediately to Sir FIANCRS Vieeser's honfe in Arlington-Ricer, whence , the dif)patches were put in a box, and feat off with another Meffenger (Mr. Roanisor) to Lord Geateirt.s.e, at Dropmore.— About fix o'clock in the afeerweon, the Meffenger re turned from Lord Gessivii.r.e„ with orders to rum. mon a Council this day at two o'clock, to deliberate on the contents of the difpatebes. Letters were, therefor*, igued to all the Members accordingly, re quiring their attendance at the Foreign Office this day. The Council had not broken up when our paper was put to prefi. This Council alfo sakes into deliberation the Dif- , patchy received from Penn:burgh Ina Saturday. The Official Coustusaicatiou from the Court of Peteriburgh, at this particular period; is certainly of the very fire importanos-ssinore efpecially filmes it is known, that the Emperor Aeszawnsa has refafed to rat?) the Treaty imiseiest rpm D'OuBRIL is Pitth. The bee informed circles affirm, that the difpatche s contain the baits of another powerful Coalition againft France ; and that Aeax aortae pledges himfelf to Puffer any extremity rather than yield to the incrdi. nate and intuiting ambition of BONAPARTE. 8o far as we can judge from the prefent afped of affairs, we think the allegations may be well foundect. A letter from St. Peterlburgh, of one day later date than the difpatches traufmitted to Goverdinent. Rates that news had jull reached that capital of a complete vitory gained by the Ruffian Army over the Pestians, in which the latter were alma all killed or taken ;tamers. The particulars of this ration are detailed in a preceding column. Lieutenant Colonel Paraica Mg. son. command ing the fecond battalion of the 78th Foot, who has fo gallantly diflinguithed himfelf in the expedition to Calabria, is fecnnd fon of DONALD M . LEOD, Efq. of Geanies t Sheriff, and Lieutenant Colonel Comman dant-of the three battalions of Rolahire Volunteers. He was Fort Major of the Cape of Good Hope, dur ing the latter part of lag war. Lieutenant Colonel Oswa Lc., of the 35th regi• ment, who behaved fo gallantly in Calabria, is silo a Scotfman ; he isthe fonof Mr. 08WA Ln of Dunnikier, in Fifefhire. Lieut.• Colonel OSWALD was defperrely wounded inan engagement with the Dutch and French troops, when bravely leading on his regiment during the un fuccefsful Expedition to Holland.. Lieutenant Colonel VASSALS., the 38111 regiment, has been nominated Brevet Colonel Commandant of Cape town and the Cagle (Cape of Gomel Hope) with the allowancerf Origadier General. ;keret Major Ross, ct the bait regiment, is his ading Bri gade Major. In our Paper of Therfday we Rated, on the *mho rity of feveral of the Morning Papers, that Lord Howlett had ordered the recommendation of the Commiffioners for reviling the civil affairs of the Navy, to be carried into immediate execution. An Officer in one of the Dock Yards allures us, that the Rate ment is incorrect, and that the Lords Commiffinners of the Admi.oalty have nn intention at prefent to adopt a meafure, which would be attended with the expence of an increafe of falaries to feve-al Officers and Clerks. On Sunday morning, the aft of September, a duel was fought at Yarmouth, between two Officers of the Rol:flure Miiitia. when Lieutenant M. received the lhot of his ar.tagonitl in the fhoulder. The ball was, h owever , firth extrafted by the Surgeon of the regi mint, and Mr. M. is likely to recover. __, ...m••••= , - - . - -- • 1 /7 - V I "N . ''' 1 IVAIPTICAL ThIELLIGENCE.' ' ... :. HOWIIWAIRD WEST INDIA Ftr.rT. Ca ( '1 Satnrday the following letter wit reielve:t vt '' k MAILS THIS . DAY.—Wind S. W. ' Lloyd'&, dated '1..!0r!..!a, Anglin 3 : ' sat. ave. sail. Dar. 'Aaet of weir pc Izil an! now under w.rleb t Hwy brnka Dubilb a t Odatenburgh I i reaond WI the Al of Aron, but assreat pa..t n( Mt ewe ly had Waterfotd a i I Tvm`nirgb a .. 8 ataapa;oed bpll44 . l„ibpr mai, to anchor. Anatticr,d , reoett frpa- Llibon 1 oI N. York and Halifax a • (fru" h "P( 4ll roaltUnildque" , '7" -- • In contectitence of the above information; the Mgr. 1 , , i . . FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 5. eh.inta, Underwriter:, d ie , a t Ll o y i k t , were mmeo er.- s to the itimon conftifiln, the ab,vt. (hips beinrinfured A Arrived the Auckland P ac k e t, C a pt. Sc ouvi . ea , • warranted to fail nor or bel.re , htt tit ef Atikutt. A. with a mail from Labatt in eleven days pelage, and the Windfio Cattle P t net, C a pt a in S OTTO'S , wi t h a note was fent to the Adosival.y. ! ne t •ft..g tie initelli- • Renee, by direetion of the Cotanticee, and rt.quentlig mail from New York Ind H a lif ax , in . 17 d al . f rom to know ' ;( the B l ar d h a d a ny accounts o f a fil m the latter place, nature. l'he Meff,•nger war kept wahine, for two PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6. hnore. , : i t er l then fent away with a verbal melfage of— Sailed the W 1111)7"11. ..AtrLt , of 98 guns, to join " 't t o .t. the Ch tone; Fleet ; Ole has on board a quantity of Notwithilanding the above laconic anfiver the gen bollocki, for the 'hips if Brea. Came in the Hem- tlenhn at Lloyd's . had . the fri farninn to acquire the burgh galleot Dorothea Juliana, Captain &martin 1 following infbrmiqbn, through a dill-rent channel : :me, (torn Hamhurgh, for Oporto , w ith bole gook 1 The Vignanetehhoner it arrived at Wermotroli. She detained by the Hero ativateer i Danifh brig Rofelia, faired fr. m Tortola on the 3d of Aural, yrjth the Captain Bu Nt a, from Baurdeaux, for Runock, fades fleet, and left them An the 4th, confining of 26; fail, with wine, detained by the looteartoasLa privateer under convoy of the AGSM I Drama and Critr;... The HAOGNTy gun brig which arrived on Thodelay • The Seet 'failed on the 3d of Augtill, under the lag, during her ctuize, capirved and dell.royed '36 , abate conviy for England. Ttil Nottrovistiffi.iiP, fail of enemy's veffel.—(he haa now on board part of : Etat many., and Cg Ada were to prate° them will the cargoes of feveral of them, cowfiding of ace,, rum. l'tti'the northward. ''' ' ' Ike. Came in the Teteure,of 36 gent, from actulael. ' The Let from Grenada; &e. got to Tortola on the ' Sailed the Issotiar gun brig, with a fleet of vic- 14 .. e1f Angus . . ' ' -.---- mallets, for the Chlntel fleet, Ili , ' ' • . '' . ...Lx.... WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6.„ the iGarkfird 'Ortarst4s, ar . • l Nette•PrAe ' rte iolni U r Arrived b it Majelly's flip,, PLUTO. Captain j au• , d vans, from•Portf-touth I his Najefles packet Eats. f Awß4-nes - davtP , ' or CH israaris to:, Wooer, with maels and paffengese, ..V441 3 . 11 ! - T hil f -b- , thll°ll44l.litli , it. from Guernfey and jerfey, having kettp:lllcaill4ed,i IA a l etk.., iv • „.... i,0,-.NC his Majeßet gun brig Dares', of Ist . rm, Lic , 4• ! . , i ,„ ft g.:;,:e''--s d , v--. 4 .1 ...n, Pasta Commander, fro m a cretiz , el i grs re- i.. r • i'r vi t s izr Pi a , li k : i i ,L--7 , venue cutter s THOMAS TVTattity,, ftorn .. ffllti ' -" '' 7 1 Pittner, Doke, froro Laudon, for 13ridport . ,• Do , Slino;4•4 r ',/t9ttfliPtMelltCFe l , . Auks:don. Foe,, froin Lnedno ; Duthara, lAtebbuin ; - Min ii. I •.C. Tiattidt. ' Hall; Adtive, Torras; :Wren, Tired; and eforketil.l. 4 figlt I . 1 .. 4 1;he following are the,nai from Sunderland : Allll, Holloway, (rum Poole; Hopey' taaasig , ‘ ~ .. ! 99.,•,,, .Legiinent a'r lied' hli4 from 'Tenby ; sad Indbllty, liroak.r, ream London. fir' k. I. Sailed the Gas ymou VD revenue cutter, of t 6 gust; i la uk s .r'f' 'g r " ' ' h t. I.! ' RICHARD WILKINSON CollialailLJCli •, k teomits Darl4l, 1414. • •' R. ) ' ''.ara,7 Lap' e Ito 1 01.' Princes Augutta, C. Clark ; and Bellaeut. Um Copt. velrh f•. , . ..., :. , ~ ~.rt nr-a cattle, for Ouerafey ; Profperity bye boat, James Creed. . Mr Mgr . 44 gc n Lin p i ,• •• , ~• , ney ; Dave Samuel Halter, for Poole; Neptune, 'l otatt ttee„ 40, lir jilt, j ~a.ift lit I for Sowthanyeen; Ceres. Jaales French, for 1..0410.141111amiy...ftvt.. , ,i. ~ t i ~,, , n • Wee Seem for Portairoudr; Perfeverasec, Ouriwolso.htlitikhn- el - fe,,:t.•, - 11 1 .....,,ri - It doe; Leeds Merchant, }Ulric, Coe Roeheftara..B*Sdaajjpe. tcrfloau aa? a'ar '411 . , 'r Hornfey; for Poole. •—# ~4401.9th r A), - • a g," 4 Fefterday failed hit Majefly's (hip Cfriia.oral r eNiti Eriirith. ° • ' r i 4 t e itpi..d:: Jerfe y 'for Portfaxotith. ' ' ' Cipani • ' " e . 4 1 .1 4 1 0 .. fi 7 1 :if..1;r 4 fi' . PootraMotrTH, turf:Ml.l=g 7. ippin be O p .x el% Arrived his blajefty's fhips Wit.t.tam, from, the P a t m i tin l ii i : U t ;t' . -....„ :1• ilt — ii - ii r arett v • tli§lien . rieM en folio% eaftward ; Tssivuost , from the wed ward ; Sava- E 10,,t 3 ' ' itikik kroillai *Tamil- velrel GUARD, from a cruise; G.L•TTON, from Chatluaru ; .fi, l l l :7 3 ler . 11e - - to etti ei titor ' 1 . , of this * r and the PILOSPIRO, with a convoy (tom the Downs. , f... , 1 .•• J• • i . . •: . fi ll PY ' —Sailed his Majetty's (hips Locusr, on a cruise; " h l tirru T atule g- a PLa w) " :'..019 *61 °1 , k "the lhore 'T '' s- id ibet and P.Haectrue, .to the eanward. His ilajelly's and tm Standards °lli :lt i tr - ta' 4 '' -. x # 41 , re am 'hip RATLII has made a fignal for failing with her , 5 tart than an old IltireTied ie r: l n 7, . ' , "that the cialvoy' for ;Newfoundland, &c.—Wind S.W. . A4y• warriors wer e. il l Allier . titilo , s,, ' a , tee oor ‘ • . DOYEit i , SEPTEMIER 7. I had been there for el . , four inonth*ting be, n Sailed yellerday the following *tail.: Ship hfoine cab away on the . fyth of arch, in ta,ve Felled the ink Star . .. Captain Hotels , of and tor Boffins, with Olive Branch; Joaes, 'from St. Thornott f to the Ha- ‘ fundrieSfrom Arheerdam r brig fliabets Ahker, Cap vannals with fah. Their fituatir-n war truly •piliage, • tain Lyoetsr*, with brandy for Hamburgb ;. hog as they htd not Paved an article .ftimn the %meek. bat i Gate HOffnung, Captain DAM, with fltpdriesfor too- a box of candle., this with an old knife was Al their ningen ; fehooner Santo Antonio, Fit ilx, of and for moveables; and wilks, (even .years appie., it isklr Lisbon from Anletdam, with a cargo of butter . and pears, and candle., conditisted the nit..le .-'ctilite cheefe:i fchoorter Defempenho Felix, 'Capt. D'Otts- futdittence, during- that time; the Mew osigroaily - rir li g. of and hound to Oporto Rom Amflerdam.—' confined of fix, but on tht 111'4 Ray, the CAts6lia Mileflyte flip Rosaato and fiteral gun brigs - and two men had gone F off in a Since b ofirity which 4te ii ' o l:: working pin to the weßwaid from the , .ey had condi tided and ive.not !le . t im er . eardr.f. . Wind S. W. and moderate. Toth bee men were put nn btu! a .11 veer. ,, DEAL SEPTEMBER 6. wth plenty of provifioos„ and the neat day they sr- roved at Exuma. Arrived the SIAOULL (loop and jacaatt gun ~ . tied, on Fhurfday the tyth inf. Mr. Powell, ' brig, from a .raise off °Rend. Sailed the KANGI•100 eg g - ti on ic of his Majell)t'sblig Port Mahon! We tome (loop and BLozeis gun brig. on a cruize off Boulogne; e who fell , the du l dea . th of• Mit' Croradmention tit ed ae with that Gentleman, e Apastaar, for Portfmouth, with impreffed men ; y Aaaow Ow r, on a cruize off Calais; and Ma. Clukl tY , myna, off Ilulhing. • l and we now announte with regret, the deceafe of Dodlor Powell, which was occalioned by the wounds Seri . . 7.---Atritted !aft night, about nine o'clock. Coro- , re ceived ... in that unfortunate encounter. It has n e ver the Frosty gun brig, Lieutenant A. SINCLAIR, a L fallen to our NM IV teeoed, and indeed km ot mach mender, from Boulogne, and landed Mr. Sitaw, Mellinger, with difiiatches, who immediately pro. ceeded for London ; NAIAD and V frigates, and Des gun brig, from a cruize off 800-' logne. Sailed the Lamear floop, and Faacv gun brig. on a cruize. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 7. Sailed from the Nore this morning, the Say floor, of war, for Tonningen, without a convoy„—Wind W. YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7. Yeflerday failed the Satre gun brig, with the Cal liope Welt Indiaman, for Leith. Arrived the Taos. IT man of war from the Downs ; the Princefs Au- Rolla Packet, with two Meffengers from the Conti. uent, with difpatches. and a fleet of merchantmen from the Baltic. under convoy of an armed brig.— This day attired the Cigna:sr, and has detained and brought in with her fix flips and doggers. laden with funchies. Sailed the TRUSTY man of war for Leith, and the homeward bound convoy for their refpeElive dt(linations. Arrived the ?aur.rwa (loop of war and.Caaatax cutter, and remain with tile following lips, viz. Majeflic, Admiral RUSSELL, Roebuck, Admiral DouoLas, Agioconrt, Stately, Natfau, mid Ruby men of war.—Wind S. E. light breeze. ro din . .norm extended circle, it hath fold , to occurred to no tice. an affair 'eliminating Co fetid*, ansirievolving in its didteffino eonfeqttenees, thrlintppiseti of nu merous and elecmed relatives and coancitionwo MARK LANE. • • CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER I. The arrivals of Wheat to-day are numerous. wild the trade is heavy in fides, at a redueio6 of about 3s per quarter on prime famples, and at further ou that of inferior quality. But Runt fupplies of Bar ley, which is at further advance, and Malt likewife— In Peas little variation, and Beans of both forts are rather chearr—Oats are in large fnpolies, with IC veral cargoes of foreign, and this snick is lower— Fine famples excepted, Flour is dull in tales at the quoted prices. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, 1. , SA lIC OE 1/ s ‘}K . 1 . NEWCASTLE COAL. Monday. Adair'. Main - r Baker's Main - 1 Benwo Len( - Biggs Main . a Croft'. Main • Walston Moor - 1 Milton Main it Flatworth - a Hettais Main - I Hebburn Main 3 Holywcll 4aln - KentOr Main - p„,,z.p.l.4ll , upfot t 's - Pont Or —M'indfor's I South hio.,r - a Taidleld Moor - : Temple Main 1 Townley Main I Walker Wall. End The Atlas, Cc's+ [NTS, arrived at Liverpool, failed from Virginia, the sd Anvil, and three days after fell in with five French line of battle The Matthew, Jsresay, from Jamaica for Lon don, which was on [bore in the ✓'teen's Channel, is got upon the Girdler Sand, and it is espeCted part of the cargo will be laved. The Good Intent, READ, from NeweaMe, is arrived at Tonningen with damage, having been on (bore. The Diana, REll4l , lt, (ru•m London to Hambrn', is arrived at Glucktiati with damage, having been on Anne. Temple'■ Wan'. End - 1 WiEington a The Hercules, Ristwo ; and the Jack, BILMONT for Lond;.n, were captured s i e Mootterrat on the 2d of July by the French squadron. The Pandora, —, f , r Lordon ; and the Dili genre,—, for Livervot,trorn Jam a ica, Arc reported to he captured by a privateer. The rhurna., L v. for Londrn, is crn• demred at Grenada. The 1 1 / 4 1Ary. Ert , •V , N, tnr Lon d. n, 114 , hfell on (bore at Gre11.1,14, atci thrown tirtfi hogo , e,rds of fugar overboard Wylam Moor South Hebburft Cnwpen Maim Harttcy S.J.NDIALAND COAL. 'tourit h:•rr • kJen Stub _ _ 1 Lnw Main P imr•de Main cc^Ld• Moot P , sys 2 ' ". '' • . ; 1 ........... Milt, arrieed in die we Nit e'itoiVet i rS ili, 7 Vileh• 16"ifti 'it • g ariCit/WW" ''' . ''' ' • !) lasietrahifeirig6.. • if; lair PreVitb te'rour. . . Ovnt3bo,tenitio*OtilApn, with-i :ritilbettl, the ! equiiiiiel ifi j i m Pflfilfe T ../,.a,....ur li.: a T1. , 11 • eynames of,t4 olk i epi fi ie tyre; Maid?111)1";. ‘4, . - E'ilrafdi Mule ,f t i ,Artiar . okalt# tnn. Mo r 4 r ! a ft7 l6 anil/ i r. 0 h.rtnighi7fintkablie of Ole t rig Ny ger Kg, wtte pinch i pv . 3 ;,•-irlilte klaile7ttiat pre. Ne the beg :of llieir espy *to 'lited:: third); "ffVeiidi vid kr4 A ie4d b r i cy hen drawn • sib o oppafed . ' 1. I 1 -I SEPT. 6. ICIS. SOLD, a6tl Wednelitl f • s 30 6 6 \ I 4 6 6 So, 0 I 43 0 N 6 4) 9 43 6 47 9 49 3 4 3 6 19 6 e 0 4 1 c 42 6 j 5 0 3 5 , 7 .46 6 144 0 So 3 43 C 4 6 43 0 4.3 6 SePc. J. niday. $0 1 . • a 46 S. • s 4s 0 I I 49 6 5 19 6 t I 47 9 J 1 3109 : 1 48 2 ; so 5 I IS' 5 414 g • to 4 6 6 I 5o 6 I 43 3 1 43 .1 43 6 44 o I I 39 4 so o 49 0 130 44 0 37 6 43 6 4 , 6 44 6 39 6 45 9 47 9 0 0 47 6 47 9 S^ 0 48 0 so 3 .1 5 39 6 39 c II 1