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Nourrcia ATEL LICENCE. PIUZAKCI, JULY Z.—Arrived this day the Cleo. now, of and from Southampton, to this port, with bricks, &c.—This day failed the William ( wind•bound • HOSKIN, for Guernfey.—On Wednefday left arrived at St. Michael's Mount, in this Bay, Sir JOHN Sr. Aunts, the proprietor, where it is prefurned he intends to continue fome time, as the Calilc has been recently put in repair, and a new pleafure boat was previoufly fent from Plymouth, in order that Sir JoHN and his friends may enjoy fome fea ercurilons. . . . Dovat, JULY 4.--The Auckland packet, Captain Heraraomo, failed vellerday with foreign mail and twelve paffengers for Calais, and returned tail tide with difpatches. BON• AAAAA has fet off for Dun kirk and Mend, to infped the harbours, &c. We learn by a neutral veffel gone pail from Calais, that two lugger privateers, with (mall arms, were lying in Calais Roads laR night, bound for Boulogne: they had taken an call country fhip, four colliers, and two Smuggling boats, and had on board 44. Englith pri. foners, when they hailed the neutral, which they were going to land at Boulogne :—they informed him, that they had fallen in with an Englith cutter, believ ed to be the Hoven, which they were afraid would have captured one, or both of them, but which vet- fel fuppofing them to be of furce, Rood away from them with a prefs of fail. DIAL, Jusir 4—Came down the thascav man of war, and Admiral Morraoue hoißed his flag on board her. Sailed the GILLYK KID' man of war, and. Atom gun trail on a cruise. Wind S. S. W. Salaams, just , 4—The Ameuscaut, Captain ATKINS ; and SNIS LLLLL S cutter, Lieutenant Rowan, have arrived at the Nore. A report prevails, that in konfequeoce of the vifitation of Colonel N treats and the other Oificers of the Ordnance, the batteries of this garrifon are to be pulled completely down, and beilt up afrefh. 134 s Roca, EAST COAST or SCOTLAND.—The Beacon for the Bell Rock, which was attempted to be pat on it left year, without fumes, is now ere I ; and, although (irons of its kind, aad confpicuum. enough to be feen at ten miles diftance, in clear wea ther, yet mariners mull have no dependence on it till it is proved that it can nand the winter forms. 01111tIrOCII, JOLT L.—The June. Mitle. arrived at Quebec bun this port Stb May ; and was chartered back totids port; the Pinny, Beebe, front New Tort, Is arrived di the Cembraim-- We& the land io dam—beef WilleS all the mew. Left kind les for this port, Draper, Taylor ; Pitt, Campbell ; brig Brandy wine, Miller. Spoke the Minerva. Laidiaw, for Charleiton, in the ChiumeL The Recovery, Dizou.Sifled two days before the Fanny. The Andromache. Pierce, bad arrind In 35 days from Newry.-- The Margaret. Miner, arrived from MAAR, and on the birth for Clyde. The Li:pmts. Ruffel. at Belief!, from hence, a6th PROM LI OYIYa LIST. Otertetnn, jnit 7 4.;..Paffed by, the Royal DAten, Derma. horn Chriftiana ; Alledra. Johnfoo. from Stettin; Swallow,—, from Petalbergb ; John and Debella. Limn, from Nana; He im, from Creaftadt; Majettie, Riebarelfon; George . C,averdide ; St. Pam. jape. —; and Smeary, from Dent& ; Tygreh. Smith. from Cogenliqn ; Land Rabe, Deka, from Dream ; Nancy,Taykr, from Mariann ; Durham. Fiera. Elliott; Rail" limns r Wbilk. Halt; i.otd lbw& Robinfon; Reas.Peerifere Loweß,--.; Eagle, Baker; Libety, Dobfon ; mad IlisaaN.Starr, Irma Mencel.--Sailed the Elhanola. Drown, for Otterefey ; Jambe, Sgendeman, for Am. *Ardent ; mid Prow Anna. Cowden, fee Antwerp. Aaarvas-At Plymouth. Zesh from Unierich.-At Dakeenth, Puss, Mu*aL teeieuue am.detalnoL-At DAG OIL Lord Iddlre.--, hem the ash et Il s Hall. Lbw. I ty, Neat. Gam Names.-At Out. Wry. , tram Lear ism, Einem Reis. ham lissilwes; EMT,; and re Sky, franc Isedoe-le the Downs. Samuel. Segkrue.= ; and Welhingem. Scott. hem Clutrieftoo-Of Abbe- rough, Nerens, ham Iraam-rAt Bridlington. Own- I mem, Dell, have Itlia...At Plymouth, rt. hem Dantsio-At Drilbel. Mariam% -.-. freer Saudi- Moque. Adelman. Dada, from Cadiz.-At Clyde. Pinny. Dees. frets New Yerit..-At MAD. Merida. Lew* hem Archeagel-At Waterford. Asia, Papaws, from ILendenAt Maws, George. Grewough, frees Samessii; mad Peggy. Ileitis; I hem Virgimia-wht Mount Hum Carr ; sal thers. Zing, from New Yerh-At Wisps. jeeta.freen Lilian I c-At Dennlcain. Time Silas, k. from CharkllemAt New York, Andremethe. hem Nevey-As Hsi, lAbesty, Noel'. from Mans-tor ohs Weer, Hawing* Dade, Watedge. from Hambergh. DisnustrnoN OF PRIZE MONET. The (loop Mondovi, for the capture of la Refiring. l'Eclair, midis Vierge wdl.be paid on Wed nefday, the IA init. at No. 9, New Broad-44mi. By the Fanny, Beata% wired a the Clyde, we learn that the markets at New York are very fluttat ing, on account of the contrattieory reports received a - dilating war and peace. By the (hip Catherine, Captain Ntcnoisios, which arrived a few days ago at Falmouth, in 86 days from the River Plata, we Imarn that the following Ameri can vefrels were lying there, feized by the S p aniard;, who it is feared woad confifcate the cargoes, viz. Eliza, of 13ollon, Captain Lomita jofeph. of Yennebank ; flip Mary Ann, of Rhode ifland, Capt. ui.t.aw a r ; (hip Yank/. and three or four others, the names of which our informant cannot recoiled, of Bnfton. The only force the Spaniards had in the River was the Medea frigate, of 4; guns, and two Coops of war, which were in a nailer:able Rate of equip ment. The Diligence, norm; Orion, Hyvvos; and Frefeot BRIMS ; were laden , and ready_ to leave St. Peterilinrgh ' on the ayth May. The Fidelity, Noi. era ; tad Magdalane, Horan.% were clear for fea .he May, but were prevented from failing by .ontrary winds. • Lord Sr. Vincent has not delayed a moment to dillinguint the Officers who concluded the late gallant !nterprize from the LOIRII frigate. Lieut. Ts m rut 1% appointed to the command of the T AAAAA us bomb; Mr. &moss is advanced from the rank of Micilhip man to that of Lieutenant; and Mr. GIVIRD the Boatfirain, is removed to the fame nation on board third-rate. The reward is two-fold, as to the died .r produces on the mind °Chien who receives it, when waits immediately on the action that has deferred it. The brave Sir EDMUND NIAGLIt has got the chief otntuand of an the Sea Feneibles. Lieutenant C. J. PA all as, and Lieu tenant.G. Dov B ire appointed to the Taos' raVhs. The Admiralty have ordered au immediate return be made of aU the Revenue Cutters, under the - i.Lnagetuest of the Cultoms of Scotland. P.17E10770, OFFER. While all public bodies and individuals feel in their hearts the necellity of giving the molt active and univcrfal fupport to Government, at this critical time, when we are allured by BONAPARTZ and his friends that an invafion of this Country will take place, the following gallant offer will be rewarded by public gratitud: Mr. RUSSELL, the proprietor of the Weft Country W.,gc4 . ,ns, has pledged h:infell to hold in readinefs 3o Waggons and 300 buries for the tile of Govern• ment. CEti=plan,which is propofed in the moll ditinferelled manner, flee of expence to the Nation, i> calculated to be of the molt fignal benefit. It will lave the heavy charge, and the great uncertainty, of provid ing carriages and horfc. for conveying ordnance and military Ilores to every put of the Kingdom. It will prove to the enemy the fentiments and the fpirit of thole Britifh fubjeas, who have the power of being ufeful, as well as the immenfe refources of this Country. Mr. ittsst Lt. has gone farther. He has written t o 'et/era], ether principal Carriers, who have caught the fame ipirit, and have fent lilts of their carriages and holies for the public fervice. It is n:edlefs to add that Government have ac cepted the offers, with a proper tribute of appaule to the worthy and liberal individual from whom they originated. The offer made to raife a corps of Leith Volunteers was accepted by Government in the cootie of pal. The corps is to confift of 600 men. The gentlemen of Peterhead have offered zoo vo lunteers (three companies of So men each) an i the gentlemen of Fraferburgh have offered to rade a company of So men. Friday the Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteers, commanded by Col. Custom' MURILAY, made an offer of their fervices to march to any part of BritAin or Ireland in cafe of invafton. ----- The Louth ttegiment, now nearly completed, marched on Tuefday from Collon for Carrick-on- Shannon and Boyle. The Wenmeath militia are enraged at Drogheda this week. the Monaghan militia are under orders for Rath. drum, county of Wicklow. On Monday and Thefday the Fifefhire militia crofred the Frith at Leith, and marched for Dunbar camp. On Wednefday Col. Meow, attended by other officers, meafored the ground for the encampment on Muth!burgh Links. and alloved the ground for the regiments as follows :—ForfArfhire on the right— Dumfriesfhire the centre—and Edinhurghthirebn the left. The artillery are to be encamped on the Links at Filler-row. Saturday the Pertbihire Militia marched through Edinburgh, on their route from Perth to Dunbar camp. Friday the firß divifion of Renfrew militia marched through Glafgow, on their route to Kirkcaldy, from Pailley. We learn, from good authority, that 23,000 Volu nteers are aflually embodied in Scotland, in battalions of from ;oo to Soo men each, exclurive of cavalry, of which there is one regiment at Edinburgh, and a great many well difciprund troops in various parts of the country. Our prefent Military Force in Great Britain cons - prifes 63 battalions of the line, and tS regiments of cavalry, independent of the troops in Ireland. The Militia of the Empire amounts to 97,000 men ; and a few weeks will add so,ooo more to our ranks.— 'rhefe, with our Volunteer and other Supplementary Force, will coußitute an army of nearly 300,000 men. Saturday the Lawyer's corps, Cavalry and Infan try, paraded in Sackville-fireet, Dublin. The sit Royal Tower Militia was reviewed by Ma jor General Lieu' on Saturday morning, in Lon don Fields, Hackney, when the General was pleafed wearers his entire approbation of the difcipline that fine regiment. It is Captain fawn STIPIIIIIION who is appointed Captain of the Sea Fentibles on the Miaehead Ration, and not Captaingsmosiss STIPN BOSON. The following m xlifieations have taken place in the decree for the detention of the Engliib in France: s. Tba artifts and artisans, employed in Preach nansfadtorles, Ilia ea be obliged to gat the commune when thole eftablith malts ere Gtosted, it the principals thin thee, mad copse to anfwcr for the.. Engiidireat es bete eftabadMid monedadtorles or men merefal books in feral oesemenes, or keen townie, In which there is no minor? Commandoes or Officer of Gendarmerie, may, after folmeltdmi thank:Wee to dr Ober of tles sang der, relent to their immulholariss or asinissrdd bosh& 3. There Nagaihroen, who► linee the race. Sod Wore ve ee daration Of war, rnanitelled as heaulett of eitadialing Wadden la France, and of becoming hough Chinas, tad who have com plied with the feetnallties regulate for that purpok, are Not cow pate In the difpeatioes of the decree. - - A morning paper of this day Rates, that a on Mon day laf letters from Hamburgh and Bremen, dated the 19th ult. were received in Hull, by fever .1 refpea able houfes, Rating the arrival there of the Joleph, Beata, Lauda, and _loose Margaretta, from that port, without any other interruption by the French than till they paid the duty at Stark, which formerly was received by the Eleaor of Hanover. Thefe letters further Rated, that the inhabitants of there torts were allured that their neutrality would be obferved ; and that Englifh goods in neutral wails would be allowed to enter as afual. In con fequence of this afforance i neutral velfels began load ing here on Wednefday, for Hamburgh and Bremen, and the demand for colonial produce confequently greatly hxreafed.—Other letters which have fince been received, dated the aI R ult. corroborated the Ratement above given."—We have no doubt of this intelligence being correa—but for this very reafon it is the more neceltsry we fbould caution our Com mercial Readers not to be milled by overlooking another circumßance• namely, that on the aoth the French Government ilfued the decree (given in the STAR of the aBth ult.) prohibiting the importation of Delta commodities direffly or indirealy a into the ports of the Republic." This decree could not be known at Branco or Hamburgh at the date of the above letters, and therefore it is impoffible to infer, as yet, what coaßruaion will be put epee the words— " Potts of the Republic." 70 TIM EDITOR OF TIME STAR. Sir—Several of your contlant Readers, polrefling (mall freehold incomes, *riling from houfes lett on leafe to tenants, who have covenanted to pay the LAND Tait and all taxes and impolitions wilatioever affeind or be impofed upon their retpeigive will be very much obliged to any of your Corre4p•tn dents, and through the channel your very valuable Paper, for their opinion, athiehber the ADDIVON 4 Levi Tax any; be paid by the Landlord or 'levant order ibe above circumfianca P As it is a quetiion which may in volve a great number of perfoni, poilltling limited incomes, in a ruinous, legal coutroverly, it is eArneilly hoped fume Gentleman of prolAnnal abilities will pay an immediate attention to this fubjeZt. Afhford, Kent, July J. !ARITA!. The example of the e;ty of bzgins to ex ert its inticence. Addreffes are preparing from every part of the country. In Itiisoifto a very numerous meeting has been held, and a loyal and fpiriteJ Ad di els unanimoufly voted : anal that, we will venturf to affirm, without the lead recommendation from any perfon connected with Adininittration. It is, indeed, as little needful' to prove the unanimity of the country nn the prefect occafion, as it is to prove that the fun thines at noon day. IVhere the country is divided into parties, each will he eager to make a public declaration of it's principles, and to excel the other in zeal and ofientatinn. On the prefent occa fian, na difference of opinion e=ittg, and delay is not the °TT:nig of doubt or indifference. But we know that feveral counties and towns mean fpeedily to of fenible to exprefs their fentiments, freely, and inde dependently, rd that influence which in France pto. duces addrelfes ;—firmly, and ferioufly, without the ridiculous Bobadilian !samba which difgraces even the tumid charaCter of the prefent Government of France. The Diichefs of MARLSOIMGH'S rout on Friday evening was exceedingly fplendid. The rooms were beautitully ornamented with fbrubs and pots of real flower‘, brought from Sion . Gardens. 'rhe Prince of WALES and Prince de CONDS were among the company pr,:.int. In confequence of a dirpote on Stmday evening, in Winchefler, a meeting took place on Monday night between Capt. L. and W. G. Etq. when, after each party had fired two piilols without effect. the affair ended. And in confequence of the firme difpute, ano ther meeting took place, near Southampton, between Capt. G. and Capt. L. At the third (hot Car. L. reLeived a hall %% Lich fhartercd the knee bone r.f the right leg, and lodged in the tidily part of the left thigh. 'I he ball has been (ince extraded, hut it is apprehend ed that the wound k.of a very fetious nature. A dif , greeable circumflance concluded the fat Races of Newcastle. Early on Sunday morning on of the public tents on the Town-Moor Wa, difcovered in flames, which quickly communicated to two milers; nor codld the tile be extinguNhed till all the three were deltroyed.—Ptoperty to confiderable amount was loft cn this necafion, and forne of the futfeters narrowly efcaped with their lives. The new loyal and patriotic diverticement at the Royal Circus nightly receives the higheft tett of pub lic approbation. The rural Pas Sad danced by Mrs. Hausa in it affords the greatca amufement ; the patriotic fangs fang by MA's. Bu atows, SLIDER and lisesse, create the moa enthufiafic applaufe. Moat. cosines Englo hornpipe is an admirable treat, and the teat efifent3le of the evening's entertains ants highly approved of. _ _ _ From the Lades Gesell, June 29, tito3.—By vir tue of a warrant granted by the Mittittis of Saw soar, Lord Chamberlain of His Majelly's Houle. hold, Mr. MANLY HART. of Plymnuth, was this day fworn in and admitted Watch-maker iwdinary to the Kin°. Saturday afternoon, about three o'clock, a thunder form commenced, which, particularly in the north. call part of the city and the adjacent country, was tremendoully awful. The m'irning was intenfelv hot. and a thort time pre v 'was to the (torn, the Cent .tion of heat became oppreffive. The drops of rain that fell were larger than any we ever yaw, and the tky had a peculiar darknefs. Agendeman in the neighbour hood of Holborn, who from Vie top of a houfe watched the progrefs of toe norm from tooth to north call, lays, that the flathes of lightning were of the moll vivid forked kind ever beheld ; and had they been con• trailed with the darkoefs of the night, would have afforded ideas awfully fublime. During the. Rona, the lightning defcended by the chimney of the houfe of Mrs. CoLsty, the India Antis, Blackwell, after fluttering the houfe confiderably, (truck the fervent maid, who was two hours before the was tolerably recovered. The bout. adjoining was alto materially injured. During the form two boats were blown over, and bnt for the timely affillance of a boat from &ironic% Houle, two men Would inevitably have perilbed. On Thurfday morning, about fix o'clock, the powder.mill at Stobbs, near Edinburgh, blew up with a dreadful ex plolion. The accident originated in the corning.boufe, from thence communicated toe charge hoefe, and thence to a mill. By this melancholy oc currence three perfons have 101 l their lives. one of whom, we are lorry to lay, is Mr. Hours', a pro prietor. At the time the explolion took place. he was on the outride of his garden, with a foot rule and a pencil in his hand going to meafure Come wood.— In a moment a large ftone fell upon him as if from the firmament, flruck bim on the left (boulder. and carried away his arm. The body was thrown into a ditch, and the atm was driven through a hedge into his own garden; the foot rule and pencil were found in the fame direetion.—There were two men in the corning boufe when it blew op. One of them was fluttered to pieces: pan of his body was found about soo yards from the hoofs, and in different direflions; the other was buried *midi! the ruins. dreadfully bruited. and half roared. HE was dug out alive, and though in inespretfible agony, his recollestios had not forfaken him, but he could rive no account of the mute of the accident. He lived till one o'doek of the day. when death. to him a welcome m terminated his pain.—The violence of thee e fp li l e oro r n was fucb that the prtutifes were blown in pieces, and the fragments featured in all direttions. Several trees at Come diftanee were *brawn down and broken in pieces, and large logs of wood wore blown to very great dill:woe. The windows of feveral hostas, a good way Sep Weft 61711114 opines. LAW mrrzLLIOEATE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 4. sorT V. 'emir. This was an attion of t r dpals. brought a,g.;lrill attendant, who is a tingle Lady, living in a :ty/e confiderable elegance, and with ample meons port it. She was tenant to the Plantilf, and bun rather whimfical, had given him notice to Tilt f...ver; times, and afterwards wilted to remain. The Piair tiff walled to be on fume certainty, and ii.litled in fhnuld go. She was rather out of humour at th:k and cut down four of hispoplar tree.,that were plants about level) years ago behind the houfe, to fcreen i from fume difagreeable objects, and to he ornamental ft appeared in evidence. that the perfons who hat cut down thefe trees, had mitlaken her orders, whici were, to cut down fume trees of that defcription that had been p anted by berfelf._ _ _ _ Lord iLLEMBOROUCII obferved, tha t the had tie right to order thee tlces to be cut down. They centlituteil part of the freehold ; the mi ght alter the form of the garden dot % g her occupation ; but the had no right, on the eve of her Aping away, to cut down any of theft trces.—Verdict for Plaintiff sl. LIMY W. LAWN. The Plaintiff is a portrait painter, and the Dden. dant a linen-draper in.Cooduit.flieet. Mr. Cazeow stated, that Mr. Lewis having lately married, wilhed to fee upon canvas a reprefeatation of thole charms which had won his heart. He there. fore wrote to Mr. Kirkby, a promifine young attilt. who was then in the country. Mr. K. haftened to town and let to work. In the firfl fitting he had fuc ceedcd in &etching the outlines of an admirable like. nets of Mrs. Lewis, when the plan was elated. It , was refolved that the happy pair &sold be drawn fide by fide, gazing in rapture upon each other, tha• a monument of the hooey moon might be handed down to their pofterity. Aceording'y after much laboar the piece upon this plan was !tainted in the firft Rile of excellence. Mr. L. had kept the matter quite thug, as his intention was to forprire the family. His mother-in-law was now brought to the painter's room, and among the other portraits hung again ft the walls, flue immediately recogaired, with aftnnitit. ment, her fon and daughter. Notwithftanding. great many frotits began to be found. In the tint Fl ice, it was objeCted that Mr. Lewis's eyes were not turned oat 11?011 the fpeetators. Bat when the art iß had received orders to infitie into the ci.loteliance the greateil pnfrible tenderneli and affeettern, what could he do bat make the eyes languifh upon the ' female form, fiippored to excite there emotions/ Mr. Lewis was however made to look towards the feet.. tators. Mrs. L. next objeded to the fhirt collar, which was made to come up upon the cheek, accn,d. ing to the (Albion of the day. When this defe& I was remedied, the obrerved, that her hulband's ear ; was remarkably handrome, and lamented that it was concealed by the curls of a brains wig. All the beau. ties of Mr. L.'s ear were immediately difclofed to view. After all this the old Lady declared, that her fon in. law looked like a jockey. She might not be millaken, but molt certainly the plaintiff was not in fault. if Mr. L. chofe to be drawn in the enflame of Bond. Rreet, all that the painter had to do was to imitate faithfully, and to make the boots and leather nuts preffibles in the newel! ration. Mr. K. would have drawn the portrait with any other kind of imaged: fibles, or without inexpreflibles altogether. There was mach more trouble dill about Mrs. Lewis. Mr. K. altered and altered, till atlengtb he was defired tee begin &tient 'you her. Thisbe thought too much. He (+feted to do the face again. That not being confidered Suflieient, he &tinted the piece in the belt manner he could and fent it home. Mr. Lewis returned it to him, and he WAS obliged to entire into a Court of Jultice to recover fosne cutopenhuion for his time and pains. Mr. Gaalow ordered the painting to be brought into Coots. and it was placed in a coorpieterms fp- t by the left hand of the Judge. Much merriment was oceafioned by the fight of the couple coning and bil ling together. It ferved to remind many Olathe me. movable piece painted for the Primrofe family. The L earne d Counfel afterwards extended to a confident. ble length his remarks to thew the reafonablenefs of his client's demand. Mils Sarah Kit kby, the plaintiff's finer, proved, thit the piece was painted by her brother, and that Mr. sod Mrs. L. fat to bits. His fill of prices was in I.is work-nom, intimating that for a fief portrait was to felons ; it was the charge fur thofe two fi gures aofire for the frame. Mr. Sharpe, now drawing the portraits of fame of the Royal Family, (aid he thought the charge very fair. A Gentleman, who knows tie parties, declared the likeneffes to be ood. Sir W. Beecbey, whole popil'ase Plaintiff had been, faid, that the piece was the bell he had feed of Mr. K.'s drawing ; be thought Mr. L. like, bet Mrs. L. not like. Her features might be pretty era& taken (+ugly ; but the general 'sprawl+ of the countenance had fearcely way refemblance. If be had employed any one to do Mr. Lewis in this manner, he thould have thought fifteen guineas little enough to give him ; forwhole piece he himfeif would have charged 1150 guineas. The defence fet up was, that there had been a fpe cial agreement between the parties, via, that if the paste was not like, and did out pink Mr. L. sad hi s friends, he (bould not be obliged to take it. Atter an ingenious fpeech from Mr. Gibbs, a Clerk ' of Mr, L's (wore to a converfation of this nature. Mrs. Percy, the mother-in-law, Mr. Percy her fon, and others, being examined, declared Mrs. L. to be quite unlike. One of the pry, who lives neat door to the Defendant, corroborated their taimony . Lord Essen soaouo a, in his excelleut addrefs to the Jury, °blared, that it was material in the fit* plate a afcertaio what the nature of the contra& be tween the parties was, and then to confider whether it bad been performed I From the ofual contra& ea. tercel into between a man who withed to have his portrait draws, and the pointer, he had a right to VI peel a fair elation of the ingenuity and (kill of the 'nil at the price which be uhd to amv, aid the wren employing bias took his dome the prodoillims would be a likenefs. His Lordlhip was of pains, if that was the contra& in the is. Rance, that it had been performed, for that is evidence that the plaintiff had done his bell is ma piecin this piEture to the willies of his enspl.yerg bet W thejury &lucid be of *pinke r that be badeseeted ha rg ier ibe : of LIAD the bio the igue tbe dos Atha mad ass low• 11'