Star. — London, England, 1817-06-17 00:00:00

THE E 'ENI.7-"G STAR I,OND)N. TUESDAY, JUNE 17. !WT. PRICE OF STOCK` THIS DAY AT TWFLYE O'CIOCIC I litseuce4 VI; —Consols shu , —Olson!, fnr Org. 74 4 rer ecnt. 914-mNawy, shut —Batik Long Arms.... ktslis boa& if 546 pre.— h Ils 13 4 , r. WATsON, T . ;;;',PER, PRESTON, AND TIEST . LEWOOD, DECLARED Nol' GUILTY. The Dist of the STA•rx Tatau terminated yester day with a Verdict of CvVILTY, as we announced last night in a part of our Impression. We have. therefore, with this, published an additional sheet, which those who file the arAft 10 . 1 place before this. as if a Supplement to the STAB of yesterday. Tn consrquenal (if the: acquittal of WATSON, the proterutioss of du otkr Misenveed, PreNte.' l and hooter, tuts. THIS DAY. 1111 EN ABOIDANED. These individuals were conducted' into Court at one o'clock, when a Jury was sworn in with the usual forms; on which the Arroatfitr:Grnanat. rune, and, stated that he laid to inform . the Crodt th't it was not his intention to call any witnesses to the charges that: . had been exhibited against the prisoners mai ' 'l'heJury of course instantly pionounced their verdi c t. of GUILTY and the -prisoners were lihe 'rated t %ad. on thOnggestion of the Court, retired thrOfigh,the back entrance of Westminster-hall.. Although the prisoners retired by the back avenue of *the Cr:thrt 'they were soon traced out by the' mel. iitudi. a cos was procured, the - horses were taken cut. and 'the prisoners havirgg ascended, they were drarged in proeessiOn up ibirliantent-street..Nhite-' hall, and' slang the Strand into Wycif-street, amid loud and continued "cheering*. No: the slightest tumult. or approach to it, occur. red; as tar is we' oUld hear, doting last night. The priittlice . happily had not, upenks occasion, lay of thoed Otitis" alsinottat • them. was language condUct,in lailieOnstiaces, " have had else . efict amairdifii 44# isftiy, /*VA yet Wailed Al s t listaial imay be At maw 4f dam." ' A Motion of Ent Ganavasos is tba Homo of peen last night. lei a list of the-nan►'s , thr Ages, galas conditions'oV die peeions at prrsent confined oa charges of a pntitiCal nature, brought on same angry expersaim beim" Lord Rot ba and Lan Cm The Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill was then die. cussed on . : it •Motion tr us second reading. In the engine of the &bite some circumstances were slated, which, hi oar mind, go • far to ieweSdate all dm reatate chat have been alleged he chie enconstite. l thins! mestere. As might bay* been espected, the base conduct of Mr. Ogvans detailed in the maw• bent which we yesterday laid Wiwi our Readers, frees the Zoe Noterry, was duly animedented on. In the Collo3ool..aiso, the conduct of Government hi employing such agents was loudly censured; and is our mind it is not easy to justify the meet of the rewards cooferved en the basest of Manidad for the battle Mts. Sir luau loom leveiglimt biterly iigihiet 005 *slide, who had been beretefer• a spy and isisissa in Ireland, so wise' evidence move map, once his friends air itecempliees, it was assert. ed, had beat boogied f,whe had been charged with revokiag to humanity ; iota who bad, netwoduitandink sitthis, been returned a Grand Jury man epos Walabi's Bill et Indicant s end been recently ofiniasted Beitisb Consul to Nr leitmar to imilloset sw those tisple.. The bare stalemate speaks volmaess awl w miiiilloge yet literate moue Itiplasasias in (Ma* their cool And &liberate itodgMat is Myelin the M. dune on which. it has been reposed to suspend the Coeseitetiee•of the Country. Evidence rewiag on Ike waskilosi of men capable of eadeavouring, for the hope of reward, to incite poor ate:Ting mechanics and labourers to the commiseios of crimes which may lead to the 'reek of their lives, is w.nas than no evidence whatever. • True, an honest Jury may sometimes deliver the victims from the snares laid for them.a cool-and suirupasolusai Jury May put ont of their asiad• the whole evidence drawn from sources %Mentally of credit, as in the ease of Warsaw who was yesterday acquitted ; but is it itoinjury to bare men's lives pm in jeopardy on such evidence ? Might it not happei that 10,11 C villain might shroud his crimes and have Lis testimony left unimpeached till long after . the vie. tins had suffered I—ls there no danger of the very evils. for the prevention of which the Habeas Corps . Act is proposed to be suspended, being produced by the active agency of spies and infor meri, lab Oaring in their vocation for blood-money? There is a great danger of this ; sand were it true, as asserted by some, that the great Mu. of the people is disaffected to the Governmeni, we thick the zeal of thew wretches would actually have been the means of producing a most formidable general insurrection within these last three or four weeks. But it is not true—and the assertion is a foul calumny on the great and loyal majority of the people of Eugland I AstuteA.--Froat the Baltimore Fears! Gazette of ,Mgy 17 • I. We understand, says the Cratritilllllll Mew/sr, of May •, that a ship teed of stock's, yams and belies wearers, mired at p obi:Nose s Sew day. dace, where t h ey purpose to term ass establsdeneet, Mikis $s ter ks object the manufactory of cot. ton 0 4 woollen hosiery. knit pantaloons, petticoats, mules Waistcoats. and Salm Moo end tell for Ladies' dresses: i I DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS Reached us this morning, feom which we learn, that' the price of Wheat has fallen one florin in the Brus sels market. The accounts however from theaustbarn frontier of France are distressing,..partly talcaiilotieti, by the necessity they are under of fOr wardinie F . .ltii and to the Allied Armies. the supplies wait they import from ether countries-- the.prices aregherefore higher in there Departments than .0* the Flemhhi side. Happily there is every prospect of a lutist: abundant harvest, which in a lew leeks will itili" viatt the present sufferings. . WIRTEMBERG. From the Papers received by the Flanders Mail of to day, we learn that hi consequence of the dissolu tion of the Assembly of the States 'by the Itnao's re. script of the 4th instant, the following additional reaeript, xddreised to all the subjects of the kingdom, was published the next day t• • " We, WILLIAM," &C. " Dear and faithful Subjects I—The Address the Assembly Of the Stems Of the 4th of June, actording to erhiela the miljerity has rejected in an inexplicable manner the definitive eters which we made, in our Rescript of the !nth May sod lo seoplemenr, .teceaclude a Ceettituttonel Compact,. bas brought the meant ime to such a point, that we must reneence all kepi of total/dog tour object by omens of a Cunvention with this Amend* .. " However painful it be to our puenael - been to seethotallstre dill our efAtrts tar the e*eblisbment of a Constitution salted to all the different relations, and which might have s coneollisted indigents) , and enter, god cause general satisfaction, our duties id the totality of lovereign, and our relations with otherdionte du not perish us to make to the demands- if the MIKA 'Wat sacrifices, which would cause ON lbreese to lose its dignity; the Government its force, and atop's** the independenur of thei r • Itsl***e. l l 4 o" " consequence, lee Ms* kerd•otnelf Under the necessity of dissolving our Assembly, theth opetritiais of which could nu bogy make to hope for a happyilsetie. * The ispos6 which we shill ley before' our penile, of Me manner is which the week of the Coostitutioir:hai been hitherto treated, will cousin. leery impartial Fermin that we hare done tu 4.1 desirable an notion; every thong that is etworatible emu the rtglueisi oar. Crown, and the priocipiss of a good Adel ntstratiso et the huts tad that the project et the Ceostianisp, amassed to the liesezlr of the nth of May s , tow um. ever, thing that could be done to sonata the issavidualand ' poUtscai it eeduen et the people of Wittenberg. - - M W. inay trocideady bar, taw war eorawaperario and pus. gain' oUl•M Puke so *la war Si wins, sad the...cher with et, teeileatem it reel sod prodeet friends to their eitietry. the 49 Messiosto who bawl Clubigaishod tbaseri►es bf that pops' hall lamiersitic conduct au this issponset Bet et; do still all' that depeada urea tw du ear iMtbfall eopte easy sae.% little as tdsdhis frost the iirvaieecleded of their llteliresisttatives. ler :add, se wtwu said .it ro f sate of 'the liddb ol May, the *deadest, that if the esajuriti if Dui Feeple.diaid. a to the sheaweldles of dee Bahr sear ee by theories *deer blaslorates, that they accept the Project el the Coestitutits, wider tie reseictlees cestaleed le she said wiessipt, we shall, se our dde, esteedir doe eesedtetised osiers* el eses aded. eel drat Net kla .were . *1 We flee have le the Menshevik who have We* vesie, rho 11 1 1 ” not Pao la! voted edibles do asisapowas el she Como titles le the Assembly of the States ewe dleseivel, the &bony dt secede's* It. W. repeat as the seasesiste• the aseetiesae. l thataievsill to cur see* este, bees thle rawaist sal doe hew Its of thelpreject if des+Cesetketlea; raj Meg ties dea l I set rams se a repressors/ea of the Stow • • • " Ca fhb ethos Mod, we wine. with felt testicle:we. Nat doe liehisseaar Itissiest Wl' set safer thssiseises Is its sashes Is do observes* sit their bliss a fat's is sad Maws, bat Has they win partway the mare ist their Malty sad ehedissee. sun eprwitios is vary sat wading le disturb public 44w sad tranisillity, will he 'ambled with en the rigesr• et the laws. I. Given at Swags* la Ms M i lady's Prtvy Cow" Mb hoe, 1517. ' " ifylds Majesty's Camusand." The Paris Papers of Thursday-and Friday last ar. rived at a late hour yesterday, and those of Satssrd.sy this =arming. The disturbances on =taunt of the' innursity of provisions appear to have been of wider meat as. of a more serious complexion than we apprised. The Gass* de hoses motions .no lam than ten koasidarable places where arms wen takes up by the people, and attacks mad* not only against the civil auttlyritirs, but against tho_soldiery. At Clutteau.Thierry, Moatargis r sad Lyons, the iasur. rection assumed a very formidable appearante, -and was not lutpressed without considerable Miley and rme elusion of blood. In several places,:tll6. cars on half-pay. appeared at the head of the spit qu 'laity have at last, however, it Is- airowealliiill every. where restored.—Funds, 13th Jane 65 C 2 • ?get. .k. • Soutoafirrroo, Joss 14.—Several mow _ bet ar rived here from France represent that an *min scarcity of Corn prevails there, the stock being nearly exhausted ; and that in consequence many English families were preparing to return home. Large Tun. ; tides of Wheat have been recently shipped hers tot the supply, it is said, of our uoops.,tn that country. 4 Three thousand quarters of Wheat, from Leghorn. were last week landed at Havto, from too &id* merchant brigs. ROllllOll/ ve THIII SMILING MAIL +.0411' Readsys will recollect the robbery of the Stirling Mail on the 3d of March last, when several thousand pound. in Stirling Bank Notes were stolen. The supposed thieves, closely pursued,. passed through Anima the night atter the robbery was committed, and were traced.to Manchester, where all clue was lost. No thing more was beard of them until Wodaesday night, when they woe again observed to pan &mph Anuan for Dumfries, ow their rectum frona.avlimob neat day they were. taken into custody. mot look Noses to die amount of nearly MOO fogad Bra alas 4160 of which were Notes, of the Stirling Bank.... They have b.-ea scat off to Edinburgh for szamilstion. NNW INTELOGEA'air.. MAlLS—else. ave. • 00711 - - . 1 0 France . . . I • * Waterfltd .. 2 • Haml.urgb - - 1 0 ,gperviey sod *try 0 0 Sottenbargh . . I 1 oft ... - . I 0 Flaildwa . - '.. 1 0 [ t i lload . . • 1 0 Matta --- . 0 . 0 ♦it. f7a PENZANCE, JUNE 14. , We had yesterday the severest gale ever rercern •bered at this time of the 'year. It began abut three o'cloelc in the morning, and continued all day from S S.W. to S.S.E. In the evening . it shifted to N.W. During the gale several of our mackerel fishing boats were seen renning for the harbour, and several were ne or!? swamped, being almost half full of water, in actiddinginfine the wind. Twin, more unfortunate, were seen to fill and in down, with. all their crews. Seven poor fellows in each boat f.und a watery grave. They have left thirty-seven orphan children to lament their lon. Thete are still two boats missing, which, it is hoped, may have fetched : Plymouth or some wart to the Eastward.—The Hope, SIMON, of and from Jersey, parted in Guavas-lake, and ran for the pier.— The Ann, Byer, from Lnoe for Baty, in running for the pier, tell to leeward on the rocks; but with the assistance of a hawser from the tipstin on the pier head, she was gut in with little '44Mase. FALMOUTH. JUNE 1b Arrived the Venus, Kamm. front liavannah, her Hatriburgh, in SO days. Sailed the Prince pilau packet. tor Liabon ; Duke of York packet, for Ja maica t and the Queen Charlotte packet. for the Braailr, all with •blails..Wiad frost W. S. W. to W. N. W. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE N. Arrived tie Clisis, MEAD, from the .Havannah ; she if put under quarantine in consequence of two men having died of the yellow lever on the passage. !Sailed the Grant, for Ceylon ; Metcalfe and Jupiter, tor Bengal; Arab, for the South Seas ; Londtus.•for Tobago; Hero, for Leghorn ; Ajar, for. Cork; Diana -transport, fa Cork; Hopewell, Sums, for llarbasloes; aid his Majrsty's ship 'Crate on a anize. . The" Metcalf, HAYARD. for Bengal ; Monarch; WiLtrams. for Queuec ;. Regulus, SMSIU, *eminent stores, for Cot k ; and t h e Queen transport ( Lieutenant Agent), for Gibraltar and Malta, sailed from Portsmouth on their respective destinations, on Thursday and Friday. The Nlctcal:, loaf a change. of wind, returned to St, llelen's on Saturday morning. Rear- Admiral Ottuterrn strnek } Li s fl.g ore Sunday seimight..and set tiff for Northbrdok-house, his seat • iq,Hanipiltire. The TO:MT . has been sutveysd..lt is expected she will return to the North American station, where there is no ship of her class now em ployed. DRAL. JUNE te. Came down Irom the River and sailed the Clyde, for thr.C4pe I and Supply, lot Bengal. Arrived the Con•sootine,.Wstersaliou., tram .Barbadoes. The Tunisians put back last evening, and sailed :Jain to. day.• wish the ALERT sloop of war, and nom= r asissraner.-..Wind .• • Dam, Julll is. Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan packet. Captain. Fusco& with a Mail and Passengers, iroin Ostend. .340 ed this morning the Cumberland, Cap. 44151 Sotittt ; and the Lady Castlereagh, Captain IMttwM.► for Calais, with Passengers. 1 1 he Tunisian corvette and • seliocupr. which were sent into the DORM, some time back, by our cruisers, have passed ►) here this afternoon for the Westward, in company with the ALI= brig and Ptomain schooner. Arrived this evening the King George, Captain Montan ; Ant. Captain BARltart I and a French packet, from Calais k with Passengers. HARWICH, JUNE 141. Arrived the Lord Nelson packet fmm Holland ; Auckland packet from Cuzbazen ; and Charlotte packet from Gottendargh. all with mails. BIDEFORD, JUNE IS. Anived the Regent, GRAIIT, of and ham Lan don, to St. John's, Newfoundland, in ballast, tinder , jury-masts. and with ion of anchor and cable—on the Scrim. she upset, and the crew cut away both masts before she righted. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE Id. SOUPS armee, le wa ans—Tbe London, Turner, anti nr: I Harbour Manus% Strong. front Jamaica; Betsey. Mainwaring, iron Grenada ; Mary, Brews, trout Aesstergant ; Countess of L even mg maioso, scolds, and Vlgilaatia, Schwartz. trent bunk; ilbeneisr, EJearoods, from Hamburgh; Eg ne, relian t treat Calais; and Vier Wheaten, —,• frost W tocsin. . 011TWIRDS ...Tilt Princess of Wales, Fos, jun. fur Ostend; Victory. Nicholas, for Dublin; Lustre. &Hy, tur Hamburgh ;1 It amOation. Smith, kr Havre and ILIMill; Nra Sra da Guia Al. I or, Plata. ter Vigo sad Vista; Liberty. Evans. for Antwerp; i t r isteles, rtoo . , asat c. Ltun omu pa s t o kot, Aorta, lor ve tt . ouce ; T wo y • ' Li A . bury. fur Calais. • „. 11 11f4ror Ilay last a poor me torog.tbroughltoia evriOgton, in search of employment, sat down at .the,gate of the house of Mr. Humus. where he was found by t h e servant is an expiring state. Some victuals were offered him, but he was too much ex hausted to eat pay t he, however, took half a glass of water, and imdiediately *spired. THMIDER 5T9i1.1.--On Tuesday forenoon a dread. ful gurus of thunder and lightning passed over &fig hts/0, from the Westward, accompanied with tor rents of rain and bail. For a short time it was so dark that candles were used in various places. The swam lasted about an hour. The lightning struck several buildings, but occasioned no serious damage. A girl sitting near a window was so much affected on one side of her face, that it is feared she will lose the sight of her eyet. A young man, a marine belong ing to the Ramilies lag-ship,owas struck down on the road to Portobello, and deprived of his speech and sight, .and the power of one side. He was taken to the Royal In6rmary, and has since recovered his speech and the sight of one eye; but remains without the faculty of his left arm, side, cad kg. Shortly after twelve the atmosphere cleated up, when the surrounding heights appeared white with the hail stones, which were usesaually large. The storm re commenced about roue in the aiternoon, but Was osiabet so iriefent user of so ling duration. THE ARMY. Sonelay evening air transports sailed fr Calais, with detachment; for the C I tnenis in France. Yesterelav the I'd Batt lion of the 56th last from 1t5,141, mirched into Westmi muttered this mnrni4g at the Mary-la-13_ house, whtuce they procrede,i to D erttotA (In way to Cliatii,m, to be dist.endeJ. 'the Bow n, altogether, itm.nrot,; to 2i41 men, 80 ut whom s ve left in India for a/Aunt tonnage. frnm D ;, er , tvaity linbter ; latme tors nn oh SHEFFIELD. JUNE 14. Tuesday morning the following persons, who have been in continemeilt here for neatly three weckc, charges of High Tscas.m, were put into the True lit nun coach, and convcyed under a strong m i x t o f dragoons to Chesterfield, nn thrie way to me Metro polis. viz. Tatars %Vestal° lme, of Owtenon, grinder. Wusterhoinie, ut Slavltiad, joiner. Thomas Wits ertiohn the sante plant, ninon. Janie Rowell, of Sheffield. coder. WO ara iirsciweit, of the sane place, grinder. George Kiiiiiwon, of ditto, cutler. itowlind Micky, or ditto, Litter. Tuesday the Ma k istrates for this neighbourhood, in cor.jduction with the Corporate Bodies of the town, resolved to augment the number of Special Constabl. s Irian about two hundred, who had aheady been sworn in, to one thousand. The plan then suzgrsted. and now adopted. is to divi.le the township into 20 di. visions—e sch division to raise twenty constables, and to select one of its number to the heal of that thVi. slob—ten of each division to be on duty every night, and to appoint a place of rendezvous, sce. a cc . Yesterday was the day or s%s raring in, and it is truly grati'yiog to say that a west num'ser of highly re spectable itsbabitants, tendered thcrosrlves as voiiir.- seers on this important occasion ; and near:y fsjU Special constables have already been W/U . rll In. The Irish Papers give a most distressieg represer. mica of the coad:tion ut 111.1 Ind, through the star. city of food. Politics, it is 4.1,1e5i, have an m ore in do wit!) the disturbances, exhich breakinq wit in every county irk Ireland, than as! row lily. IL :ice :1; , . Government has wisely issued a Proclamcion, da:e,l the 10th instant, io which all masters of faini!ies are exhorted to ahstain.as much as possible from the con. sumps - ton 4I Ostritat and Petatces, and also in fc:•,li:;g their horses, to lessen in like manner the suppiiv.; of Oa!s. The Select Cvmmittee of Finance have presented to the House of Commons, a Fourth Report, ern• bracing it View, Gess, of the total public Inc me a-d Eapenditure of the United Kin,tdorn for , the ended the nth of January, 1817, dittingu;she.i undr7 its several principal beads. And second, of the prc. bable Income and. Expenditure to ;e ycan ir.t7 and 1818 respectively. In order to make this-view as clear and dist;nct as rh• Committee have judge I k 'sink eligible to divide it to two distiam etwemenu— far .lieu Isrkain and for Ireland, ahrwrog the 'bole of the Public Revenue and rewire.' receiv .1 and receivable at (nett of the Exchequers, tuget bet with the wiles therefrom. • total ansoint of Public Income received at tb. Eschei Gnat trittin in ISIS, is stated to hare been £45,17t4i 716 Tbe tonal imam daring the same period went re79,980,ve, makide are atone of £5,110/44611. Wiih regent to this 'teem, however, the Committee returtt, that when dammed from tba: proportion of the issues been applied Is the discharge of debt, amountiug in the whole to Ai4,601A3111.1t will appear that three we, a diminution at dttt on the sth laouary. 1017, as nnalpare4 WA* the 6th January, 1810, of X 9,394.440. After tints detailing the Income and Expenditure for the year 1616, acrordieg ro the actual receipts and issues. the Committee proceed to give a statemsnt of the income and Espen,!!:ure,:it applying more particularly to the last year; aud thit smelt they include, is addition to the permanent Itev,bac received within the year, only these Ways and Means gra ., ted by Varlia• aunt, which have been, or are likely to be realized r:e+ipt of actual Revenue or Income, leaving out of rime rszeipts arising from any increase of funded or unfunded D. in. The total Income of Great Britain aecor.littg to thi elver, iv the year ending :Sth January, tit?, eschise, of Incu tie 4:- from any loan fowled, or tient any 4,11:1 , :i to the smunded Debt, was ..E.s47ivtioti9. The total Expenditure particularly applicable to the gate 'period. wsa .014,1157091, raakin2; an excess of Li 5 : 36i,41.1. Abd eve., dednrdng front this eitc-ss of Expentli .I:mt included for the reJoi lion of fur. led and unititoiv.l -! , t, stated before, there still remain. an I ,, ereace ui 11 , -'!' e;01 a r t whole incurred for the service of Great [strain d•et.:•.; !a,c y. sr of .€2,910,777 s - - • -• The Committee next pria--el to submit a simiLtr vine/ of the Income and Expenditure of Ire for the rant. period. The total It ectipt In Irek.n.l .haring IRIC, I. irate It r hAv down S 7 18.1,991 ; the Expenditure, ree1,'.1113,:;44, etce.s of I. But viewed as particularly applicable to tits rar 1816, it* Income. of Ireland a:anointed, to 4:4,i0: ; If; ;; while the th•rrtits et her Debt and ot:,er i'ximents of a perm:event arnta7ted to £10,279,0t0, inaki de read rivets .4•6,711,97. 'l' he Committee baring thus stated the Income and Etperer titre of Great Britain and Ireland for lain, um: present at. mite of she probable Income and Expeaditure of the United Kingdom, for the years ending the sth January, &B'u, and :,a January, IBIS respecrively. The probable avnage laconic for these years is ettimatel .C.12,505,364—the expenditure fur ldil at .4:67,1117.75X—and th expenditure fot 18 lb at £65,316,675. I. would appear,thenfort. that them. remairs so be provided by extraordinary ree.esree....• nuke good this difference between the total incienif awl cirri:. lure—bs 047, Xi 5,312,11 R, and in lett6, Xi I,s 11, 5t..1.1..r. dently of aay addition to the annual elnale, by reason of newt debt which may be created in either of these years. The Committee deem it roper, howeeer, to add. that is the ' former of these ye-as, the snot to be applied for the reductkai debt, is xi 4,515,473, and that in the latter It may be admire:. to lie rEt5,104,117, from which it wouto.l appear, tut um 'tae latter year, the debt to be redeemed will a atm.: t. ere wt: to probably Incurred 1 y :tic sum of 4.4 Is addnion to th s surplus of incaral anp icaYie to the hush t:• !ion 0! d:•14, the Culttllalttee state, thy * they feel warranted hf the Improved and uppe.ren state ut the Yobbe Cre dit, iu directing the Ztt:elltil)11 of the :form to the probability rf !a is, at iasettif • prt ef the 1. ; the result of . ...rider the iiietiertal ..reoura:tti%* which every description of productive imwstir, aud connneril , enterprise. could nut t...) to ilud is. the folity , of horror/in, vr . . advantageous terms, u•raid be a very veleifferable saving r: t - permanent charge of the :::etienal Debt. PLUESI *IAN MA: WORMWOOI) SCill)117. He Kau left off at ten ~ '(:ock on Sunday , :;1! if . '" milts that day.. La ro did rot kaire of oil eleven perfo.nted St miles ma.. Jay. is A n e n com m e nced ye.ter..! tnoeuing at a quarter and at fire n'eloci sn the be Intel travehed thr.t day 37 r.tileo. FA 10 OSTIA )t . :Cr.. / morns , * ten minutes peat four, and at a the atternooe, he had accomplished 40 HAKIM Sat e" fatigued, and, owing to baying taken an errs pipe t turned sack, which impeded flan fur some time. the boar the report carte stray, bad se hop' ie.!) nide. and quarter ; and LA t ti a l to the sante tune, !!•.4 Mlles Mad a quarter. ; _Viand n seed übbewer4l by 1. p. hs• r, t'icartt •. r f if e t..i.ick