Star. — London, England, 1803-07-09 00:00:00

; 4th, Out sth, See et c. The re• :of Lond n. ian its want ,fined Ceylon mbition has fame motive poffef. and Parma, ante at the figned. If :nee to the is it one of would have ISO Of SARA eine nothing iont, at that French Le , as the Eng. it it was the . retain Pied ma it is not 1 to dis 4 01 ., 'poled by 14 ghee Miniery evil.; and if %he to hem 414. Al to hem dr dot idPive. sod ccesiiMlta/ ik isfulat aril& halt Wife* fec 4 14 , 4 01 1 ! snot 44 ciookoile, *too alit irrimis his ccion** d !rnavf *NI Mt *Pet • ,itte Ijt. L 4 low Ago* 316 P 0 M. ler repeacrwir "" h the piaci et act cetrtgigh :ern Iles Cour r thee no* Amiss. lap eat reirrassbci Iwo c, Acne Wiest Act Fess airdated ad is opreft4 res fieprroft s is co!rtia !it 4 from it, OW *fa+ asigimarfaiiP $l Oll / 4 0 1 0 0 WHIMIPPOM 1 1 1 . e Nwfielt• but the M. away the The MR* Pe9PP.O I .lt But it es s 4 of th! tog/ 4 Frilitialt! foi be Frew)! 9.4 his repon.= ort is &Scion vlations ia the have a art ty it soap tQ obtaia . tift • Tod DER new Ord. *ft h are sabot igtied ; /kick the Ant Ile xi of the Trot• has so go* PAraPY fm its in the follow is Continent of lealinefs jo the be ioteeellsel :meal id st mt. Not coc k it willies to and it fees no• t to aestomphilt I procure , it an kld place under States, Egypt. would enable it r its commerce of all the ma • rebid, tl a p r , • rOaD. or wow ar a MITA/ICI 1111.1 to! ?PI% 111T1Intil Oh. Pleiedin • paper as our limits would allow. The reafoniug is contains is of the fame kind that pervaded the Whole condua of France in the late fruitier. Negociation. —Before that Negociation, the Ftasr Coosus pro. claimed to the world a determination to abide by the Treaty of Amigo', the whole Treaoy, and nothing lost the Treaty. Abfurd and ridiculous as this propofition appeared at the time, it would be perfealy harmlefs, compared with the fatfe inferences deduced from it were it even admitted ; for if the words " mohair bid the Treaty" have any meaning, they mutt imply that nothing is permitted Ca either party but what is ftipu latod in the Treaty—but now it is ceatanded that ,France has a right to do every thing not prohibited, and England no right to do any thing not exprefsly fiipulated in that Treaty ! ! —afloat, where it thy MA ? the wirds wi th which we h are concludedour extra& Thew in alriking light the real views of Franca, and amount to a direct admiffion of What was fufpeaed by this country, but denied by the French Govern ment, Yo long as it thought it neceirary to ufe any difguife. The following articles are alto from the Paris and Brutrels papers : Pans, just , 4.—The frigate la Confobuite arrived I on tlig soth nit. from duadalouic, after , a palate of as days, having on board Rear Admiral "ACROSS,. An Ellen privateer nsillaking her for a Weft India approached her and was captured. The prize was fent to Rochfbrt. tight Preach yeah from Saint Domingd, 'ender iefccat of the Revanche frigate, have entered the port of Cadiz. Letters from Marfeilles !late, that a convoy from '' Airstrip', the cargoes of which are eftinsated at more than (even talons of livres, has entered that poit. • Assay:Lae, Just sp.—The CM ray Cowsoz patfed here at two in the afternoon. on his way to St. Va• kry: At eleven at night the cannon announced his retuirn : he took up Ms lodging with the Mayor : at as in the morning be paid a vilit to the cloth mann faaory of Mefrs. Vas sops: s, which he infpefted with great minuteneh. He feemed tofee with much Otis- . faction the beautiful diflribution of this manufaeory, which bad been fu.fpended during the revolution. and which now employs zoo° workmen. He then re pair's' to Hare. Haengsv's enanufaeory ofweeorka, sad raw the different workmen perform their opera• Worts. He ht out at ten o'clock for Boulogoe. MONTILBUIL, Jaws sp—The Curse Consoz paled, &myth this town at noon. The Authorities went to Meet him ; and a large body of the national guard accompanied him when be left the place. At three *Mock be arrived at Stables : he mounted his horfe I. iafpeft the harbour, and proceeded to Boulogne, examining different points of the coati. Boozoons, Jews , s.—The FIRST COINSOL arrived here at ekmn at night, and entered our walls atnidli this noife of the artillery of the ramparts and of the port, asd (urrounded by an immenfe crowd of people. The Balm and his Clergy received him at the gates of the city : he was lodged in the upper town. At half after two in the morning, when every body was *Beep, the Frarr Coasts z, accompanied by Tome of his Officers, paid a vifit to the port, where he con• verfed with the (ailors, who did not fufped who they were talking to. He vifited all the batteries. At ten o'clock he had infpeaed all the (urrounding points : he repaired to the light houfe, and fent out fix gun boats, and five Spanith boats, which performed different evolutions, and fired at calks placed on the chore.—At three o'clock all the Conflituted Authori ties were preheated to him. He (poke very little. and appeared to be tomewhat fatigued with his morning's eacurfion. He, however. mounted his horfe at five o'clock, to review the troops of the garrifon, and 'Ailed at a very bulk cannonade, which took place between the gun boats and an Eng lifh frigate and two cutters. At fix o'clock this morn ing, the Fla sr Comsat reviewed the remainder ofthe troops, which he could, not infpee the preceding cremng, and let oat for Ambleteufe. Ha üB, IV N 18.111ildligelICC has been received by a Danifh vela that the fquadron of Admiral Di WINTiII• accompanied by Admiral HARTSI.III, has quitted the port of Ferrol. and has proceeded. in a good Rate, for thi Cape of Good Hope.—The Danifh veffel fell in with it on its pangs. Ivies 29.—The definitive orders of bis 811111111 MAJISTT to feize Batavian veils, and the lIICCOMI. ponying declaration of war, has been followed, on the part of our Government, by fimilar orders again!! the lSntilb weals, ansi by a Detlaratioa of War They were pubi d hedand prociaimedyefterday with the ofual forms. The BatavianGosternment,however,has given an example of great moderation, by making an excels. 'ion in favour of Britilh Ming veffels, which we hope will not be 1011, and that reparation will be rude for the damage occafioned to the unfortunate fifhermen on our mails : in the night between the 24th and 23th intl. their barks were dialed, and about 3o of thole belonging to lEstwyk sock Schevening were taken. The Government has cooled an embargo to be laid on all fillsing barks. This mature has been adopted in confequenea of the boailc condaft of the Englifh towards thefe welds. FR•1117014T, jura z7.—Commiffinners from Co penhagen. and Delegates from Hamburgh. are es peaed at Hanover, to enter into a negotiation With General Morris', in regard to the rim navigation of the Elbe. We are allured that the Senate °Moue burgh have offered a confiderable fom. if the inhabi tants lboald be coffered to continue their trade unin terrupted with England :—llsould this negotiaton prve unfuccefeful. it will be necefary to carry on this trade through Lubec, which will be a great lofs to Hamburgh. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PaNzawcs, JULY 7.—On Sunday laft the DOLPHIN ratter, Captain Jona, returned from a cruize of 15 days, off Bourdeaux and the Bay of Bifcay, without any capture :—She fell in with a large French fchooner privateer, having at lean 150 hands, which fired two (hot into the DOLPHIN without any material accident ; the DOLPH:). finding the privateer fo much fuperior in fize and men, thought it prudent to take advantage of the thick fog, which then prevailed, and to bear away for this port. Same day arrived the Norway (hip Indultria, HARTS SON twsow mailer. bound to this place with timber and deals. Same evening the Marthall of the Admiralty, J. Ca icitcyr, Efq. arrived at Penzance, and next day took poffef fion of the Batavian (hips, brought in and detained at this port, in order that the fame may be put into a Hate of readinefs to proceed for London, purfuant to the order of his Majefty in Council, as loon as the convoy arrives. The French frigate Ansbufcade pried this port yellerday for the eaftward, having been captured by the VICTORY, of s is guns, com manded by the gallant Lord Nsi.som, in his way to his nation : it is hated that the Ambufcade has fpecie on board worth at leaft a million haling. Our brave Britilh Tars loon made ule of their Republican prize, in feizing two French and one Dutch Tafel of con fiderable value : the crew of the latter had the affur ance to rebel againft their gallant Captors, but were compelled to fubmit to the fuperior courage and con. duet of our countrymen; however, in order to put it entirely out of the power of the prifoners again to re volt. the Officer, &c. on board, thought it prudent to engage two pilots from a boat belonging to this bay, to atEft them in condueting the veffel Cafe into *arbour. PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.—Came in the Datch fchooner Broder', laft from Surinam, bound to 4maerdatn, laden with fugar, coffee, cotton, and wine, taken by the Dove privateer of Guernfey, and afterwards takbn from her by the Jastatca, of 26 guns, Capt. Rosa. The Spada •Ip Aana, Captain P. Patera de Camara, of Saint Ando% hoe the Tither de la Plata, laden with hides, tallow, and wail, hosed to London, detained by the (limn Charlotte hired amber, of Dover. The Amoy, French Adp, ef 400 tons bertben, from Virginia, bound to Boardman, laden with 400 haglike& of tobacco, bcfAcs mates, legwood, ate. captured by the Rambler. ef 14 guns, Cap tain hoes. The Dater flip Dooming. Capt. McCoy. tams Daunara, Wad to Andbmins, Woo with tern, man. ad come. cap tured by tbt Ithiabler. Si to gun. The Dial& flap Conacmii, Captain °lien, from Dram, fm this port, wit► timber ami deals. The Dodds alp Hess* Capt. Lops, from Porfgrouod. for this pert, with timber and deals ; twe days ine hawse boarded off the Mead o f Ahlettie7by a Prenek fehosner primmer, of te The brig Swinger, of Glafgow, Capt. M'Farhste, ham Jamai ca, boiled to Lades, lodes with hot. two, and ealfee, retaken by the Catherine and Mary privateer, of !Landon, Captain Good all, en Sunday laft, in he. 4 go. r he bed be. Jell before cap tured by the Preach rammer privateer l, of Seurdeaux, of lc gum, and too mm, which mid bed al& taken (even others, four of which were then in fight, with the privateer, and Captain Goodell fo deftly peening, am there is a great probability of his reared% fame ot diem.....ftweseg the hips taken are the fol. lowing—the Jamaica, of Janda, from New lbenfwiek ; Union, inown, fray Grenada: Nereus, from Cadiz, with oil : this veld was taken today. ago, and 'sprained for loco dollars; --- from Naples. Cape. Redden, with oil and brindy, and fort for Spas`.—The crew of the Swinger were pet on board an American Stip, which he fell In with row after her recapture, whoa the whole of them were fornecate emegh.to return to their own veal sad are tedira In her: the hr. very leaky that the cargo noun he unloaded without delay far its preferntion. Came in the HAZARD, of 18 guns, from the Chan nel Fleet, with ditpatches.—lt appears that the fol lowing (hips are gone to the Mediterranean, from the fleet: The Matra, of 8o guns; CANOPUS, of 8o guns Scarras, of 74 guns; and Connyaacia, of 74 gnus.—Came in fmm a cruise, the Amt.:, of 38 guns; Toraaa, of 38 guns; and RAMeiset of 14. PORTSPIOUTII, JOLT B.—Arrived the Parttait. Coop of war, from Jerfey ; St. Johannes, from Boar= dean:, for Hamborgb, with brandy, taken by the. BRITANNIA cutter. A frigate has jail hoilled a fir nal of convoy for the Downs.—eailed the Ds inancs. Dr:LRAM, for Plymouth, and from thence to join the Channel fleet; the GALATIA, of 32 guns, Captain Hs A r cove, to the Needles.—Cane into harbour the. Maacuar, of 28 guns, the Hon. Captain Bouviats, to have her flern and falfe keel repaired, which were damaged by her getting on (bore on the coaft of France.—Arrived a French brig, from St. Domingo, captured by the APOLLO, of 32 guns, Captain Dixon. —Madame Bora.►aata's niece is on board of ber, as a prifuner of war !—The APoLLo has alto captured a Dutch flip, valuably laden, which is not yet ar rived. DOM, JULY B.—The Danifh brig St. Anna, Hass Hussar mailer, arrived hen fmm Calais this morning, with thirty paffengers and baggage, chief ly ladies and young girls from fchool. Mrs. Ass PUTLAND, Mr. ESTVL, Mr. MILLS., Mr. WILLIAMS, and Mr. WILLIAM WRIGHT, came in the abve veld: the latter Gentleman had his trunk examined at the Cations Houk, and fent on board, after which he contrived to flip on board in a hikes drefs, and tak ing all his apparel. kc. out of the trunk, which be put into a bag. one of his friends locked him op in his trunk, through which two holes were bored to ad mit the air, and in this difsgrecabie fituation be re trained foe two hours and a half. when having got a fiacient daimon from the land. be was let out ;-- and theft art the difagreeable Gaps people are oblig ed to take t.) get out of the L tnd of Liberty. All Englishmen are ordered up to Lille and Valenciennes, and even tradefmen, who have been fettled at Calais for years, are obliged to go. Little elfe is talked of in France, but the rich plunder they cape& to get in England. DEAL, JULY B.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Amelia, PALMER, from Grenada ; Elizabeth, STEPHENSON ; and Brunfwick, SHAW, from Jamaica. Sailed the &ow:;oE7st) and Aa c H ER gun veffels, and a number of armed cutters, on a cruise. YAYMOUTH, JULY B.—The Ships which arrived yefterday are the LEDA frigate, Admiral THORNIO ROUGH'S flag-(hip, the GELY RHEIN of 68 guns, and HEEL* Bomb and LocUSTgun.brig. This morning a fchuyt arrived here from Embden, with Mr. HIER% the Mellinger : report Rates, that he brings the pleating intelligence of the Elbe being open for the Englifh packets. This morning Admiral Tmoasso- ROUGH Illifttd his flag from the LEDA to the GELYN HEID.—SaiIed on a cruife the &Dolt cutter.—The following (hips of war remain in the Roads, the Ga. LTICHEID, of 68 guns, Admiral THORNIOROUGH, Capt. COMET ; LEDA, of 38 guns, Capt. HONEYMAN ; PENELOPE, of 36 guns, Capt. BROUGHTON ; ZERRA and HECLA bombs Locusr gun-brig, and Actunt and HUNTER cutters.—Four Dutch boys came in this morning, being [topped by the North Sea fleet. Captain Scott, of the Walitington, arrived from Charlelion, k.‘, on the lath of June, the brig -, Capt. Atkins, from Norfolk to Cork, in tat. 43. 3e. long. 46; on the 13th of June, the Clip Ohio, from Ncw York to Bt4fait, in lat. 43, 18, long. 41; on the sBth of June, the Clip Favourite, Alain, from Philadcl tail hia to Andterdam. in lac. ti, 40, bog. 34; and, on the 3d of uly, the Otip Alexander, King, from Falmouth to Norfolk, ao ties to the weltward of Scilly. e Caerwent, Robinfon, from Jamaica for London, was cap tured an the 2taft ult. by she Reprif.:le French privateer. The F'rineefs Royal, licatley, from Gallipoli for London, is captured by the French. The Lydia, --, from Virginia for Cadiz, is put into New York ha dill:cis Fists err.--Sueeds of the Greenland Chips to the loth of June LONDON SNlFll4..NeptiDe fix filk ; Dingwell nine; Inventes two; FonthlU two ; lively three; Prince of Walcs two; Dundee four • Sims four; Vigilant eight; and Ipfa kb eight. 104tivar--Livtly three filli ; Aimwdl two ; Retention eleven ; Experiment one • and Henrietta. no account. LivEarooi—Alligator four filb ; Sincerity three; James Sr ; Cicero three; and ocean Es. Holt—Maria three flit; Dunn five; Traeloye four; Man chefter two • New leanchelter three ; Molly five ; Aurora nine; he three ; Miff= fix; Hunter, welt fifhed ; Fanny ditto; Munificence one; Saniud one; Lettery five; and Symmetry fit. Aa arra u—ln the Downs, Lydia, Beil, front Cork; Sally Nut. tall, from Waterford; and Logan, M'Cal k n, from Belfait--At Portfmouth, Neil Malcolm, Hodgfun. from Jamaica • and George Barcky,Rogers,from Bofton—At Dartmouth. Wallington, Scott, front C kfton—At Falmoutb,Carlberry, °ailing, from Jamaica ; and W il liam and John, Woodhosfe, ftent. Virginia.--OF Portland, Prince of Wales, --, from Antigua—At &Md. Amelia, Bel fin, from Grenada; Weft Indian, Sheddoos, from St. Vincent's; Yukio, Honeywell; and Flora, Baker, from Jamaica—At I.i vapid, Fortune,.---, from Jamaica; Sally, Smith, from Mai. fseltestes; Liberty, Wiethani. from New York ; Fame, Lewis, from Baltimore ; Mary E ll en; Jumps, hum Savannah; Brnfwielt, Keit, from Georgia; and Sally, Hunt, from New Orleans. The SECRETARY of WAR laid yellerday, in the Houle of Commons, that as the meafure for railing the Army of Referve was difpafed of, hethoeld, on Tuefday next, move for leave to bring in a Bill. to render more effeftually the Aa of the prefent Seffion for the better defence of the Realm. nf The Britifh Government meditate an expedition of tome importance, u we anderfland ao,ooo EOM of fbipping were contrafted for yellerday. ~The flat-bottom boats in preparation at the diffe rent dock yards, and nearly completed, are ordered by the Admiralty Board to be immediately mounted with heavy ordnance, and to be Rationed on the (boats, and off all the harbours on the eaftern coatis of England. A guardffiip is ordered to be Rationed at the en trance of all the harbours from Leith to the River Thames. in addition to the other naval force. The Roasoca of 44 guns, is dellined for the entrance of the Frith ' of Forth. It is with the greaten fatisfalliOn we ohferve, that the Counties begin to call Meetings, to form fuck dr figns as may be the belt calculated to advance the ge neral objeft of national defence, in cafe of an inva. lien. kent appears to have taken the lead in this encouraging &figs, and has produced a Often of regulations will, we doubt not, anfwer even pnrpofe that can be expelled from them. From fuel meafures as thefe, the national a/kicky acquires a bolder area ; prefents a formidable Objeft to the confideratton of the enemy, and s , has they animate the fpirit. they ftrengthen the confidence adios pm ple.—The county of Surrey has alto znanifefted an early attention to the objects of the prefent crifis. , COEMEATITCAMrjwa 7.—MajorGeseralTmoto. TON, attended by his Staff, entered the Camp this day about three o'clock in the afternoon, and when the men were lying on the beds before their tents, without their coats, furprifed them with a fudden order to fall in, which was obeyed wsth fart frog aftivity. as the whole line was in panda or. der in a very few minutes. The General thee lame. ted them very minutely, and praelifed the officers and men in the (elute, preparatory to the arrival of Gen. Sir Darns Du 'IDA I, who is expelled ben to-morrow from Chatham to review the troops. A very drift difcipliae has been enforced within there few days, previous to which a foldier might go a mile from camp without a pals, but now can leave the campus no account whatever without a pats from the Com manding Officer. The General is prefent at every regimental field day, parade, and even drill exercife. Lieutenant-Colonel Gams*, fon of Sir Hamar Giaums, has joined the EaR hfiddiefes here. The amiable. aeccutplifhed Ladi CHAILOTTa Dv ItHAl4 ' we underltand, retires to cotland , where she is to rsifide during the war • and, as taint. will diffufe happinefs to ali around h er. Admiral Lord GAROMaa is arrived at Cove. in his Majefly's ship DaTAD. The great popularity of the Grand Spelled. of the Mod F. 4, at the Circus. will no doubt be highly attratlive that favourite Piece. we are informed, can. not be repeated any longer than this and Monday Evening. as it will then be laid aGde to make room for the fir ft Novelty. which we ancleritand has Isom in preparation Coate weeks. Ohl) IMILEY. EMBEZZLEMENT OF FICHEPUEII SILL, Yenerdayßobert Afiku WAS pat to tl - ic Bar whcn number of indiaments,that bad been preferred. him were read. The font cf the charge c(inta 1 there was, that he, being an Officer employed Governor and Company oldie Bank (f Englan having in his cultody certain Exchequer Bill ' very large amount, did felriniaufly (teal, fecret bezzle, and run away with the fame, on this day of February let, in the parifh of St. Chrift le-Stocks. After leveret challenges by the Prifoner's CI the following Gentlemen were impannelled as a James Farley, Andrew Carr, George Nightingale, William Davis, Robert Rawlins, Charles Clinch, Robert Noble, :: ph Gordon, WiTthm Grace, amen Otborne, William Cranneid, Fbomas Peck. Mr. Gsasow. as leading Counfel on the p the Profecution, Rated the cafe to the Jury. I gan by obferving, that the trial of the Prifonc to have been brought forward at the tat Seflior in that Court; but it had been poapcaed for r which he Ihould pretently (late; and from wl would appear molt clearly, that the conduit Governor and Company of the Bank, in putti that trial, was highly proper, and Inch as mutt general fatisfaaion. The prefent was a cafe utmoft importance, not only with refpea to th lic, but as it affeaed the life of the Prifoner. offence he Rood charged with was made a capi fence by a particular (haute. It was his d to the jury the manner in which the buff the Bank, fo far as related to the offence in qu was carried on. The Prifoner had been twos Tears in the employment of the Bank; and be th it but juftice to him to Rate, that down to t/ fortunate event in queftion, he 'had uniformll duaed bimfelf in the molt proper and merit manner: but having unfortunately made fpecul to a very large amount in the Public Fond'. in he probably might have fuftained fame led an unhappy moment, he was tempted to es this offence, by taking away large portions of di petty committed to his care. In the yeariv was appointed a •Calhier in the Bank; and itia a part of his duty in that fituation to pucka chequer Bills. Whenever there happimed to large quantity of there bills in the markets fo I was convenient for the Bank to putchafe then but nefs was left to the Chief Cafhier, Mt.:Nest bat in confequence of the advumed a g e mid ii ties of that refpeaable Gentleman, this beaus entirely under the controul of the Priam, i Bar. It was his bufinefs to direa the papilla,* bills; and when purchakd, they were catered I; into a book called the Beg& Bask, Which was a kept in the Caitlin's Office. After this the Ends Bills were colleaed by the billow, cartir.d b in bundles into a place called the“ essloar," they were again entered in the Parlour Boob there received by the Direaors; two of the Dir then figned the entry, as a voucher fog the Ci The Exchequer Bills wete then taken ead.pot 1 arong clofet. with three keys to (peon.) east could never be opened biotin the prefenoetif dun niacin, or Of two, in cafe of wen easergineye ceps in their preCeace, there was so O&M/ the contents of the dole; being token sera.'. . . Exchequer Bills thus Moaned. *re 1te14,1 Bank as fccurities, 404, they ersolcomeeir get into circulation, except theiregh lit did of two Direaory Hera they were kephaiiiii were paid off, and thee they were eabialit Tteafory. On the afrth of,Pahrearyi. the k pi carried bills to the swam of loo.smel. lore lour, and they were World les As e refpeeable Direeors of *hawk, . ring s hir.)Ssoith. There was mother pared to the of xoo ood. which be might to haverearriedt I Read of doing to, he femmed suldoiehaitial it confidence which the-Beak had repeted-in bin it was fit aad weer" to hare goallisace isC holding familia. of_ auk). enabled Wm ewe this fraud for a sweradmalen limp . It was as eared until the ash el April, sad its all pealed would not bare bees 6fwresed to boar wart for a trenteaka which teak plecahotesela il Cotter sod &Gentlemen who, canisdc • imp* bufinefs in Comb& He wan at the aids pt, to Mr. Bah nad deified Wm to poechile'lle bias for time, so that Maim at of sopsoL all made toresal ohjellieas to his execetieg as ,lino that vault In astenied with to peat a Pia which Mr. Allen esambei what weskit he 11 habits Bighorns, mai_ ne4meaadieg ie ;go be sor 6 mat.- he depolted. in hfr..lll.e's three . Bala as a Wearily. for algae might be follehted. Is the comfit of a few* Bills examined thelitkile t amiimossiiisair inn they bad been is eireolatitaheimkaark were I op. He iteseerhaV am eelt sad coamemmita circuit:lance to the or *ad Campew , Bank. An invelligation was immediately , ht.( but no furpieios was at that time entertained i Alden. He and Mr. Newland were fent 6 meeting of the Direaors. Mr. Alderman N oa Ibis. ocean°. anted Mr. bleserh ad. if the could ever get into circulation after having her put into the &sag clofet, sr hay* op by the the anfwes was, that forth a thing was in Mr. Palen was silted the fame q milioo. sad a Similar anfwer. He then told the Direeo famottelsequer Bills had found their wail monied market, and that Come of them had g the bands of Mr. MX Being alked if tau I had fosse bead is the treater:boa Isy wisisit W got paeans of theft bills. he antwered, thee been (*pealing to Mr. Bib relative le the pen lock 1 that ft was sot ea his own axiom* a Mr. Haw be wanted Mr. Mat to treatise fuel.. " Now Geotlesass." Paid Mr. Garrott Heiser is restate in Court; Mall cell Wm pet sad yea will hear what he his to fay on the to The Palmer at this time cart ified.dsat theft bil sot is the bought-book of the Bask. An oppo having bees the. given to Mr. Mitt to retire, reams turned to the book, and head the se that were is Mr. Bah's ppierios emneeratell The Dietetics then famed it was impolible fo alt to have Mr. Atka take* Mee evitedy I was isamediereely done. He Wield sot ally that theft hills were in the tole malady of the P but be wytddtrace Exchequer MTh to the see