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Pet Tons for Peace. la his opinion, it -would com pletely put an end to them. As it did not appear that the d►scussion could be terminated this night, he moved that the debates be adjourned till to-morrow. Mr. ADAM wished that his Honourable Friend, (Mr. Sheridan) would withdraw his motion !ter ad , ' , .urnment. He declared he would vote for all the Lree pronositions. Mr. SHERIDAN withdrew his motion for ad- THE ARMY. GENERAL WHITELOCKE'S TRIAL• TWEYry-rumr bAY, MARCH 1. I The Court was, occupied in the examination of • Admiral MvaRAY until about twelve o'clock, when Captain DAVERPORT, the senior surviving Officer. of the 6th Dragoon . Guards, was called. in, and com menced his narrative of the attack on the sth of July, so far as his corps was concerned. Our Readers will reccllect that Colonel KING - row, who commanded that fine Regiment, was mortally wounded in the streets of Buenos Ayres during the attack. When Adniiral MURRAY withdrew, the Judge Ad vocate General offered to call Captains Titomsos and BAYNTUN, of the Navy, in confirmation of the Admi ral's evidence ; but this was declined by the Court and General WIIITELO7'KE. IThe Duke of CumsEntANn again attended the pre. ceedings of to-day, and seemed to take as nitich inte- ' rest in them as ever. The town at present, particularly the neighbourhood of Chelsea, is like a garrison, from the great number of Off►cers who have been called in evidence, or at tracted bv curiosity, to hear the important proceedings of the Court Martial now pending. ”trnment. Mr. J. SMITH, in explanation, said that he had been misunderstood by Mr. Sheridan in what he had sta►ed respecting the degree of the present commercial ttstresc. Mr. WHITBREAD replied - ; after which the House divided on each of the three propositions he 'lad moved, which were all negatived. . The follow. Ina are .he numbers which appeared on each division, Ist Division, Ayes 70—Noes 210. 2cl • Ayes 67—Noes 211. 3d Ayes 58—Noes 217. Adjourned at FIVE-O'CLOCK. APSRS PIWAENTED BY 1118 MAJFATY'S COMMAND TO 30111 HOVSIM OF rAIIti.TAMENT, FEBEIVARY, 1808. AUSTRIA. No. L—Copy of a Dispatch from Mr. Secretary Canning to Mr. Adair, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleui potentiary to the Court of Vienna, dated April 28,1807. bra--I herewith inclose to you for your information, the copies of two Notes which I have received from Count Stahremberg, and of the answers which, by his Majesty's command, I have returned to them. If any communications should be made to you by the Austrian Government on the subject to which these inelosures re late, you will not fail to forward them hither by the mode of con veyance which may appear to you to be the most secure; and ex- peatious. No. —Extract of a Dispatch from Robert Adair, Esq. to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated Vicnr.a May 20, 1907. S ta -1 have the honour of acknowledging the receipt of your disvatchys of the o f ult. and their inciosures. Na 111.—Extroct of a Dispatch from Mr. Secretary Canning to the Earl of Pembroke, dated May 15, 1807. WO Majesty has accepted, unequivocally, so far as he is himself . eeocerned, the proffered mediation of the Emperor of Austria, subject only to the condi t i on of its being equally accepted by all the other powers principally engaged in the war. The Note received from Count Stahremberg, and the answer which by his Majesty's command, I returned to it, are herewith inckitcd for your Lordship's information. No.lV.—Extract of a dispatch frOm flit Earl of Pembroke to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated July 8, 1807. SIR—I have the honour to inform you that I arrived at Vienna GU the 3d inst. and that I lost no time in requesting a conference with Count Stadion, at which I was precluded from making any rogrees in the object of my mission, owing to accounts received of an armistice having taken place between Russia and France; to which, though not official, the Count gave credit. THE EVENING STA 11. LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH 1. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. ConsoKmoncy, GS+, 64—for April acc. 6414 —Reduced 64H. 31,—.-Excliequer Bills, par. On Wednesday last, a Mr. ZoRA embarked and sailed in the Cyane for Malta : he goes out as British Agent to Constantinople, but he has .not even a single attendant—his accent denotes him to be a foreigner, and he appears to be either a Jew or a Greek. What Government expects to effect by this diplomatic cha. racter, we have not been able to ascertain. A letter from Dover says, that they are persuaded tllare is some measure of preparation going on in i . F ranee, which has occasioned an embargo ; as, for several days, not a single privateer, vessel, or boat of any kind, has come r' :it of their ports, or been de scried by any one of cruizers. The Rock schooner arrive& at Plymouth on Satur day, and brought a report that the RochJort squadron had passed the gut Of Gibraltar, and got into Toulon, and that a large body of trcops was assembled in the neighbourhood of that port. This rumour cannot be i reconcied with the account of the Rochefort squadron having been seen by the Comus frigate to the South ward of Madeira. The Root brought dispatches from Sir R. STRACHAN, the contents of which have .per _ haps been misrepresented at Plymouth, and thus may have been caused the report of the Rochefort squadron having got into Toulon. We understand, that the dispatches received at the Admiralty merely _state, that the gallant Admiral, supposing that the object of the Commander of the Rochefort squadron was to .get into the Mediterranean, had bent his course thither. • Captain MILLER is appointed to the Thetis, at Ports. youth, in the room of Captain GAGE. Lieutenant WELLa is appointed to El Firme prison. il-i t ailnymouth. • lieutenant W. STEWART is appointed Signal Offi cer to Admiral MONTAGU'. Mr. JAMES STEWART, late of the Comus, is appoin ted Lieutenant of the Star. • . A contract has been entered into with the Directors! pf the Folkston Harbour Company, forbuilding a pew Harbour at that place , which is to be bejun.on , 1 i r before the f,rst day of May next. Miss Hor.mirx; the 'daughter of Mr. HOLMAN, late of Covent-Garden Theatre, has recently made her Met on the Dublin boards, and with much pro n,iie of excellence. The steeples of the.churches of Poyartin and Mont. fort, in France, were, during the last month, detroy- Ed by lightning. Saturday, r-- Vining, a- principal shopman of Messrs. Rl.7);;Dti.s. and BcIEGE, jewellers, in Ludgate Street, was apprehended, charged with having robbed his employers of various cuanuties of plate and other articles, and receiving the amount of bills from some of their customers, to the amount of several hundred pounds--he confessed his guilt, and the Lord Mayor's officers searched his house, in Southampton-row, Bloornsbitry, where so m e of the property was found. On Friday, as a sailor was paying some money to his landlady, Mrs. Webb , in Rateliffe-highway, a ' monkey which he had . ou his shoulders, 'snatched five one pond notes out olber hands,, and ran tip to his master 's room. Ti e was pursued, but the Pores 'could not be friend until evening, when a servapt puking the bed; discovereelthem under the pillow. NAtIfIC4I, WELLIOENO • PORTSMOUTH, FIB. VI Arrived his Majesty's ship Sharpshooter from a cruize, and the Camel', with the following transportes, viz. the Jane, SUNDRY ; Sarah, FoasrFat ; and plc Ranger, APPLEBY, from the Cape . of Good Hope ; where she left lying his Majesty's ships Malabar, Dia dem, Raisonable, and the Harrier ; also RE N the following t r ansports, viz. the Triton , EVA NS ; Maria, DENNI.. Box; London, (ship) London, (brig) Union,. Bri • NISON ; Tyne, ---- ; Willington, HARRISON ; tannia, ROBINSON ; Telemachus, OXLEY • Resource, Haentsbis • Maria, ; Albion, Aim: ; Flora, CLARK, and the Monarch, HUNTER ; most of which were shortly expected to sail for EultlAnd, under c onvoy of his Majesty's ship Malabar. —Wind N.E. DEAL, FEBRUARY 29. Arrived yesterday afternoon his Majesty's. ship Ranger, from Portsmouth, with a convoy, which have sailed for the River. Came down his Majesty's ship Leyden, from Sheerness ; Speake, lsozsros, for. Botany Bay ; William, RIMARDSON' and the Sally, BRADY (transports) , from the River for Portsmouth. Arrived 'the Phosphorui fire vessel, from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last.— ; Sailed through the Downs the Trewlawny Planter, CliassArr, for Curacoa.—Wind N. E. CHATHAM, FE8.17. The Inflexible came into port from Sheerness; she . is to be converted into a powder-ship. The Victory, 110 guns, Captain Sorrell, sailed to Darnet-hole, to take in her guns and powder. The Pompee is rig ging with the utmost dispatch. The Bonne Citoy enne is coppered, and will be ..fitted immediately. The Aurora is rigged, and fitting for Channel ser vice ; Captain Seymour has left her, and is succeeded by Captain Dugwell. The Cygnet sloop will be fitted with all possible dispatch. In the STAR of Saturday a typographical error makes the 7th, instead of the 17th Regiment, in India. —The Ist battalion of the 7th Regiment, or Royal 'Yusileers, is with the • army of North America ; the 2d battalion of this regiment is in England. . Yesterday General DE LANCET'S- Regiment, the 17th Light Dragoons, well known as what is called a fighting regiment, in the army, and whose emblem on thehelmet is "Death or Glory," embarked at Ports mouth for India. They are divided between the Ip diamen, each of which has 140 dismounted dragoons The embarkation was superintended by General Poi rma,and it was conducted in high stile; a deputation of the Court of I)irectors from Leadenhall-street being present. • Lieutenant-Colonel COTTON commands this fine regiment ; they first gained a name in India dur ing the American war, and have ever since so well sustained it, that wherever there was service, the 17th Dragoons were employed. They greatly distinguished themselves last war in the West Indies; and, as our' Readers know, lately in South America. It is General Pace'r', and not Lord Pacgr, who' has got the 80th Regiment. . General MURRAY, who has got the Malta- Regi ment, is the brother of the'Secretary at War. We have seen a letter from Goree, in Africa—the troops had been very sickly, but recovered with the cojd weather coming on, and Colo/fel LLOYD and the Officers of the Royal African Colps were well. En sign JOHNSON died in autumn of a bad fever : his widow has come home. The Argo was cruizing off the coast, and healthy. Last week, the garrison at Weymouth has been full of bustle, occasioned by the change of quarters there and at Dorchester, of different troops of the Ist and 2d Regiments of Hanoverian Light Horse,which took place-on the '24th of last month ; a day, that bast been observed at Weymouth by the military and in habitants with an uncommon degree of splendour, in commemoration of his Royal Highness the Duke of Quantum:le% birth-day. • On this occasion, General Lummox and his. Staff, . The .Garland frigate, with the fleet under convoy, Colonel ALTEN, :al all the Officers of both regiments, which sailed from Cork on the I lth of November, for dined together at Ruvell's Royal Hotel, and enter- the West Indies, arrived at Barbadoes on the 19th of rained a party of Nobility , and several Officersbf dis- Decelnber a- The Arethusa, Pait, from Pctersburgh for London ; and the tinction : .upwards of seventy sat down at the tables, , Ater carried ca M r u rt r:l d olk , t , o ef li D orn un h d o ee, are captured by the Danes, and the which were spread in the Grand Assembly Rooms lm. with ingenious devices, and a profusenesi of 'delicacies, Th e Speedwell, lime, from Petersburgh for London, was lost far exceeding any military fete of the kind ever given on Jutland on the 14th of December there, The rooms were superbly ligh ted u p , and the 0 The Peggy, Nusfield, from Quebec for London, was captured n the Stith of November last, and carried into Brest. bands of both regiments attendeoi, and played several The Alli g ator, Granger, and the Fortitude, Holman, from Lon martial and loyal airs in their.usual Stile. don, are arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. The Eliza, Tobin (a missing vessel), from Jamaica" for Liver tOkrei BINGHAM, and the Officers of the .5:3d . re pool, is arrived at Holyhead. giment, also entertained a selec t p art y at the bar the brig Boreas, Captain Clarke, from Shields for London, racks on the Hithe, and in the evening the Duke's wi th coals and g lass, is on shore near Pakefteld. Two other yes tradesmen met at liAaver's Library, and enjoyed it sell are on shore on Lewestoffe Beach. with much conviviality and m irth ; each party* did The Neptune, Wright, coal loaded , is on shore near Scarbo rough, and likely to be lost. not separate till a very late hour ; and Bacchus was The boy Dutchman, Captain Brown, from London for New never more bountiful to his votaries. - castle, put into Whitby on the 24th inst. by contrary winds, and The whole concluded with a n ele g ant dis p la y of sunk s oon after.--Ca ng o landing. fire-works in front of the dining-rooins at the hotel. • Extract of a • Letter•frein sta . .Officer on board the A numerous Meeting of the Merchants and other in- Tonnant, one of Adniiral DUCKWORTH'S squadron: " Funchal Bay, off Madeira, Jan, 28, 1808. habitants of Liverpool interested in the trade to Arne- . awe are not . going to . the West-Indies, as expect rica was held, on Friday, in that town, in pursuance of - . ed, as three sail of the line from Sir SANILEL HOOD'S a requisiticn for that purpose, when the late Orders in scio ' a d ron • • Council were taken into consideration. Mr. RathbOne, in a long speech, detailed the various advantages this country derived from the American trade..in the course of which he stated that nearly 500 voyages were made ' went there very lately ;we are now to pro ceed to Teneriffe, which, it is expected, Sir SIDNEY Santo has taken possession of, and from thence to cruize off the Western Isles for some time. We have not - met with the Rochefort squadron; ' though we i from America to Liverpool alone, in the course of a-. Shari 123,000-tons ; that the amou nt of British Ilion - thought ourselves close at th eir heels. If once we year, in ships the burden of which amounted to more.. couletget within pistol - shot , the battle would soon be i over. If we learn they are gone to the East-Indies, factures annually exported to America was more than we shall certainly follow them. Our squadron consists H 10,000,000; that Gay er. r t derived from the Li- of the Royal Sovereign (Sir J. DUCKWORTH) 100 verptiol portion of the trade alone, not less than ens, ... Temeraire and Neptune, 98 each, Tonnant, of 1 1,000,0001. a year, and that theaverage debt due from Bp, , and Dragon of i ],with the Unicorn and Eurydice." America to this country , is not less ;ban 1%000,0001. . BRITISH NAVAL FORCE.—This, according to the the payment of which is now interrupted by the am: . report made up to this day, consists of 85 sail of the ; in the American. ports. Mr. Rathboite wit' Itr a . view of the American Trade to the West In line, 11 fifties, &c. 122 frigates, 318 sloops, gun i dies, and stated the dependence o f ' those id an ai o n beigs, &c.—Total at sea, 536.—1 n Commission, 144 sail of the line, 21 fifties, &c. 175 frigates, 434 I Anierica for provisions.. He then adverted to ilea sloops, &e.--Total, 774.—Building, and in ordinary, 1 trade of America to the East Indies dad China, the 110 sail of -the line, 15 fifties, &c. 89 frigates, 103 !export to each of 500,0001. annually, in silver Only, awl the facility which this w as admitted 'to give to sloops, &c. — GRAND TOTAL, 1081 ships of war: the trade of our East India COmpany. Mr. Rath- Monday se'nnight a Court Martial was held at Ports bone concluded with lamenting die' interruption of mouth, on Mr. Thomas . Barton, boatswain of his Ma :all these sources of revenue, and with exposing the jesty'.s ship Northumberland, for repeated drunken mischievous effects of ihe late 'Orders in Councif. He ness. The charge was in part proved, and he was was followed by Mr. Richardson, Mr. Martin, and:. :sentenced to be dismissed the service : but in consi the Chairmar i tdr.j. Cropper ; the last of whom ad- i .tieratien of his general good character, he was recom ded, that the sup gto Irclanel,.this tear, I mended to an appointment of a ship of an inferior was only 10,000easlis;'" the usual annual supply :rate, Saturday twining . John Evans and Thomas WO aboxit 60sOpo. ._ ; Two petitions against these Or ders; Ellis, seamen of th e Chiffonne, were tried for deser the Gni to ~ the Lords,. mid tho itfaer to the comma s, tion ; Elians was sentenced to receive 100 lashes , an d were tllenlvaAiind agreed to. ilis 200 Lobes,' FROM LI.OVD'S LIST. Gan vr ND, Frs. :t9.—Passed by tke Atirail, Allen, from Salem; Princess Royal, Hodson, from Monte Video; Content, Husman, from Malta; Eliza, Harris, fran Dublin ; Duke of Eroate,i,eishman—and the Albion, D odds, frurn Cork. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Accounts have been received at the East India House, that the extra ships Sarah Christiana, Union, Ann, ,Diana, Sir William Pulteney, Glory, and Northampton, outward-bound, wtre all well on the 2Rth November last, in lat 33. 40. S. long. 5. 20. W. under convoy of his Majesty's ship MONMOUTH. Yesterday the dispatches by the Exeter, Ainwick- Castle, David Scott, Dorsetshire; Canton, and Ceres, Were finally closed at the East-India Douse, and de livered to their respective Pursers. rsssEscrms PER TILE EXETER. Foe Petwea or WALES ISLAND—Mr. and Misses Math and Elizabeth Scott. FOR BENGAL—Mr. Richard Lewen, Writer. PER TILE ALNWICK. CASTLE. hit PRINCE or WALES ISLAND—Mr. and Mrs. Mackinnon; Mr. Arch. Mackinnon, Free Merchant. Fon FORT ST. GEOROIGMRIOI' John de Morgan, Mr. John W. Murray, Lieutenant George Jeffreys, Mrs. Margaret Keith; Messrs. Williams, Gordon, (Myers, Le Harris, Strachan, Car ter, Anderson, Wilson, and Salmon, Cadets. PER TILE DAVID SCOTT. Fos MA/IRAS—Major James Leith, Captain W. Munro, Mr. D. Provan, Assistant-Surgeon. PER TUE DORSETSIIIRE. Fos MADRAS--Messrs. Macleod and Todd, Cadets; Mr. Atkin son, Assistant-Surgeon. • PER TILE CANTON. Fon hinna ks--Messrs Stockdale,Hendrie,Spence, Kerr, Ee:tb wiske, and Peake, Cadets. • PER TILE CERES. Foe BENGAL—Licutesaat Bacon; Mr. Cummin, native ; Mr. Debrett, Cadet. Fon CANTON—Mr. Livingstone, Surgeon. FOR MA n s—Mr. Robert Andrews, senior Merchant, and La dy; ?4r. Matthew, free Mariner; Messrs. Milbourne, Cote, Darby, Nicholson , Shanahan, Cadets. firee Mr. 3 -num Mr. been rr stated] distress Mr. House had Tr.' inz art PAPTIL no: No. L Adai potel S:a— of two of the a to then Austri4 late, yi veyanc pedtiot No. If Se din fate No. 11l HIS etewer subjec the oil • The which inclose • No.IV SIR. WI the with a rogn of an which Con saile Age attei and 4 GON Tact elar r.i :eV( any scri daj hac hei vec has wa - ba in: sq . su ob ct.) 21 I to .14If INTZIZIGENCE, COURT OF KING'S BENCH, EL staLur,a V. FALCONER. The Defendant is a brewer, and his d r; the 7th of January last, returning from. where the draymeu had delivered some furiously through the High-street, Beret came in contact with the Plaintiff's horse, the animal against a.lackney coach, tin Went through his chest, and almost him. The case was clearly proved, found a verdict for the Plaintiff, with damages. COUNTE% OP DIEVGDEN V. POTTER, The Countess, a Russian Lady, Bayles, in Buckinghamshire, had occlt of some of her stock of sheep, and sent London to be ,nld, uniler time care of her , Michaelson, mil , . brought them to Paddington M. ket on the 3(rtli of December last. He applied to th e Defendant, a salesman, who undertook to s e a t h em next day at Smithfield, which he did at an underp r i ce, viz. 12s. per head ; but v:hen Michaelson applied to him for the m:r.ey, the Defendant told him he has sure he had stolen them ; ap.d Who troubled hi m az , more about the matter he would have him taken gs a sheep stealer. Micha e l sen h a d been offerd 24;". a-head for them before he left home ; and on the r oa d he had been offered 28s. it for a score of th en , Robert Tarren, a sheep dealer, had, in May and No. vember last, offered 245. for them ; they wer e nom. sheep, and rather poor. For the Defendant, several salesmen and botch es , Were called, who proved that the sheep were poo r, and that 13s. was a fair price ; but, after a most e , cellent charge from Lord ELLPNCOROUGH, the Jury, without hesitation, found .a v e r d i ct f or the Plaine Damages 221. His Lordship observed, that he hoped this verdict would prove an important lesson to salesmen, and de. stroy combinations, which had been too often a n d too successfully formed to take advantage of the turas. pecting farmer. Com' , lnations of this sort would never answer the purpose, as they were easily seen through in a Court of Justice. Lord Sostratvuxes Cattle Shew commenced ye s . terday. The cattle were uncommonly fine, a n d t h e alendance of amateurs was very gnat. Next Tuesday the State Lottery begins Drairi n and as there are no Capital Prizes fixed for my I s . tant days, those who purchase before the drawing b e . gins, have an evident advantage over those who buy after, as all the Capitals may be drawn the tint day, T. Bisst, therefore, advises the public to purchase as early as possible at his old established Offices, Nc.l, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, where 38 Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last year, including two Prizes of 30,0001. —Prizes paid on demand. A million of money has frequently been subscr i bed in a few days towards establishing Breweries, I.listil lerics, Life and Fire Insurance Offices, &c. in ex• pectation of great advantages. A subscription isms opened, which will be filled on or before Tuesday next, on which day many of the subscribers leill de ' rive important advantages far beyond any preload heretofore submitted to the public. Holton and Co. beg leave to inform the Clubs, Societies, and is Subscribers, that the beneficial Tickets and Shares in the Lottery may be obtained at their nib established State Lottery Offices, %, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's-hill, Borough. The Success of Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbutie Drops, in Screphulous and Eruptive Diseases, may perhaps be explained by its removing any injtiriom matter that obstructs the action of the absorbent glands • for it is a fact, in all cases in which the me dicir e has' been most successful, the discharge at fast is much increased , (if erup tive more violent) till the matter advances to health, in colour and consistency, with an improved state of the appetite. Even this is the case in elderly people, who from want of Si have frequent ulcerations on the extremities. The effects of the medicine on Scurvy, Gout, and they matism are well known. It is requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with a black ik stamp, in bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles 10s. larger 11. 2s. duty included. An allowance on taking half a dozen. FROM THE LONDON GAZETI'II, VEIL 87. Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from di returns ending the 20th of February, 78014. 1 Wheat. 1 Rye. Barley. I Oats. 1 Beans. I Pen. 8. 1. a. 1. s. tl. s. tl. s. d. s. d. 69 5 47 5 38 11 29 9 :'..g 11 69 10 The averagePriceo SUGAR , computed mom' In the week ending February 24, is 31$. 6d. • SE4-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LO, CAIIGO r, Monday, NEWCASTLE COAL. Feb. 22. Adair's Main 1 54 6 Benton Long 1 55 0 Bigg's Main 1 57 0 Bryan Main 2 55 0 Crofts Main 1 53 0 Heaton Main 4 57 0 Hebburn Main 1 58 6 Kenton Main 2 57 0 Murtbn Main 2 47 6 Percy Main 1 58 C Pontop Simpson's Tanfield Moor --1 5f Townley Main 1 : Walker -- Wall's End 4 Wall's End Temple's Whitefield Wylarn Moor Bell and Brown's Walrs End Coy/pen Main Hartley SUNDERLAND. Bourn Moor Eden Main South Eighton Russel's Main Ships 52 53 49 52 2 - 4$ DIED. Lately, Master James Fulltr Wilkinson, months, only son of James Wilkinson, Sussex. This promising youth elhA, and his death has plunged the best sible grief, Sunday evening, at his hoUise in Je Drusnmontl, son of Alexander Drummond, Saturday morning, i• St,George's-streLt , 1 Lawrence, Printer. r *". T ab 111611 ' 84 ;*.ir: fil :00 * Tie° .04 . lAt :WS tu tig i r ig ;:n aPiPr" .. • • t } Iv) T. 4. &TA 14. 1114 f i e PriJ *lO - LONDON: Printed and published by LEVEL KENTI • t e rbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAR- 01 ?ICE, No. I, 13:II street. /iblisited al" *lt the ST4I.Ofi:LZ, TeMple433, ;.v • ' . ';i " • • .! ' lk • } 1' • • - EH. 29, • .. „ drheOays were, tlds le beer, &i o sle.' it 4 nigh, w h euth ey 'l.lt E • se, and kn c • ' ie step of w hi ch • instantly W e i and the i tti thirty guin eas b OTTER, who rei ij es at • anion to dispß e Oe' nt 40 of th em t 4 selaZ • • 'er bailiff, Isa ac 'Addincrt„.. . 1 11roan '... th I eret i ur; fese ip a, per hundred 'vigil. LONDON, FE8.27. :a, COLD, and lIICII. DWe dileSl Fa* ..1 o Feb. 24. Feb. II D 1 .5 . 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