Star. — London, England, 1803-09-29 00:00:00

PROM LI.OYDI LIST. Mamie Pnielhanutli. tbs Mien. ms. hew limn oak At Milford. Mere bed Thanes. DAMN tem flitabbergfr. At Livirpeel. AkeereAre. Lewis. awn Liam ; Xenon% neap. An ; rheabetli. M•Leal. tress Peecelbergb. •At DANK Ann asid /free.---..frema Arden Lark. Hinciales; Tlf lie; Ikeleawaer. Jones mid farm, Mardi*. trent A Aa Coot. Mme. end Caftan. T. hen dos %kin A mob & boa New Tat; sod Perciteck. Hannan. hew Peewleweits. At Gibraker.' Heater. Hunter. *wen Leaden. At Winkle; Ileceek linter. Irani N.. Tett ; Qilctltwr. Roane*/ ;Allem Lend.; Crows. Deals; Geri Armee. R t hiewary. and Ant werp Padget. OA. kens At. New Ted,. Ocean. IN. Dublin. At Africa. Sepills. Wllfie, fres Linden 'Pg.. orders that ria the French pritis :ment. This, vi e conlegnence of a T on an.irnprnper indence injuriou s nd Minifters are ice. We are not nd can appeal to Ailments for many a difpofitinn to ce. Yet, on the se of the Ilep that h are Catholic. ? )m A aaa TA, foiled ng as under the mrl to his tom 1 emi friaries —a nd le inflame which 11 Rate. convert to one of another female d the other, Nat i• hy pyjea, .and t'the French Mall town, ,and it will r been hitherto," ^I aoPieity for our prefent tendency of the our common ox againa them. futijeets ps any with *iv fyilein pipets asfitztas :elianternt catho. lobed, said and t' .~ tc, tey.ont a harclaiip. tee ved of thole sets- Iveaintn infifer. French rick en but; but nolutrat efts to rride in the tor can the Metta sock to agree Tr+ that, they [ball use thing tee are chefs of aveitin ith their Bock op inisisamsm Ey egimPro bat Mr. PITT ter. oleic gniby of all Iht Ptbdoc& %/ Cr 11 • idiom that Net cl the Defieftive It we Wm bong Am*/ ekeeit re fe of the repo& folote neeeffay of leaden= weete it event ; same was ahe & ,!I; re. ,aim I froceed to th 4 the etatieuteL ge was folawitid &ad whim-tit DA* of ive eissa, betides r• both 4 drip, agreeable Chief. are encampeddincathirtia Common, wheels on. Three other on the heights of w different ltegi- Army of Refer's. "coo mm is that ghoul the whole ft abundant, and iourhood of Day -, in fpite of the r, at twopence in act. With tech tw prevails is the not to fear ; will fare Well the pavill of is Chords. when Lainfhaw, toe of in a moll elegane the oaten nitbe mad Rated the ne in defence of their fpeedily enrolled ander the deface enavatifoostd sod been' accepted of. few .days ago se. Ktt Vont the En. 'day. its the Alter, we beautiful than r feat to Arundel of Polessea was seam, and was lance kraal Wall* as coavies—a der fa Guards-man. a refpalrile ismio o ol rfe. —MINTS DST of day a Prise of fold by Hoossrf R ShMese 0. 1411 albs. NAWT.ICAL INTELLIGENCE. MI MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind I. N. E. ♦AR. DOt. • Q.R. •OR. Dahlia o i Nunburitt o Waterford o - s Lifboo o • FAIRMONT *TT. 211.—.. Arrived this day the Ruf. Tian Hoop of war Noon, Captain LI SCAN I IVA, from Cronftadt, bound on a voyage of dikoveries ; the Brothers, Beare, from Wexford for London; the Two Sifters, HARRISON, from Peterfburgh ; the Loulfa, Boomed, from Milford; the American fhip Rambler, Captain Jerry, from Rotterdam, to load hfh for the Mediterranean ; and the Induflry Onuggling cotter, of Polperro, from Guernfey, with 400 ankers of fpirits on board, a prize to the AAive Efeife- cotter's boats, Capt. KINSMAN.—SaiIed this evening the Pelmet Bands packet, Psras, with the middle mails of this month, for the Leeward Hands; the American Eaft India fhip Levant, Capt. Si odd, for Hombumgh ; the Lonifa brig, Youmessom, for BriftdT; the fhip Young Nicholas, HAIRY, for Portf. mouth, to join convoy.—The Duna or Caned Lawn packet; Lowland, is appointed to carry out the mails of next month for New York and Halifax. The Doe' ovtos a packet, from Li (bon, is hourly expetted. Pornourn, Sorer. s7.—Came in the Ebeneacr, Captain Ilse, and the Tree Brodie, Captain.lioa- Los% from Drop, laden with timber and deals; for this port ; the Moat*. of $4 guns, from the Chan nel fleet; alto the Node' cutter, of t s guns, Lieut. COCHRAN, from Guernfcy. Sailed fie Seseldo, of IS guns, for Cork, having under convoy the Princefs Royal, London, Grant, and Nile, ttangsorts, with the 9th regiment of foot on board. Came in the Denali flip Two Sifters, Captain Jonas,' Isom, from Copenhagen, bound to Barce. loan, laden with wheat ; Ate is in much difirefs, having experienced a heavy gale of wind, and Gifted her cargo ; and the .Hansa, Capt. Srwoaas, from Norway for this port. • POITIMOVTN. s7.—.Arrived the Retsina ace, of 64 inns, Capt. HOTSIAN, from, the eallward ; and the As r fchoener, Lieut. CARIMITIIIt, front a cruise.—Sailed the Revocwriasuesaa, of 44 gem. Capt. Lora ; and the Cities. Rtire.hip, Capt. Ave. cotton, with t * convoy for the Wetlands; Tumult frigate, with a fleet for Portugal ; PErniu. *op of war, Capt. LAMIIOIII,III, MI a cruise ; the Wash of t* guns. Honourable Captain ATLI42IIt, to coiled the !Oporto hips of Falmouth ; and the EV 1 , KRAUS IndlatnAn, for Bengal..—The Mediterranean convoy fails to-morrow morning. —Arrived the Maasraaan and Diva. frigates, Tons Cork. Dam., &PT. 11& , ...A271,0ChhIltseumutat. (loop of wer from the Northward. Mttroao, St FT. morning mired As Cowan packet. N. Pococs, Efq. Commander, from Wateiford. The Captain yeherday fpoke to the Commodore of 4o fall of WeR Indienten of Water. ford harbour, bound to Liverpool a he infOrmed him -thole bad parted ceesiemy with t3o fail bound tq diffitteut remand that be bad beta out eight weeks from Tortola. Strv—ay....The Ann Ells., PISA. am!, of this ports, firm* Antigua, arrived at Dublin on NlVednefday lait.s4be parked with the ileitaboot three weeks before, its a gaie.ofwind. Then wit one of the mon violent equinoctial tempeßs on the night of Monthly the tgth, ever remembered in this part of the kingdom. Since then, the weather has been as delightful as was ever known at this fkafon. We bear from the Ilk of Mann, that the norm was ieverelt felt then, rot Toefday night. A large fleet of Ming boats was toned into Inglas harbour f and eon fiderable damage was &named. A perfnn of the name of Cerlett, (a taylor), was drowned the fame night • from the darknefs of which, it is fuppofed be had ;tilted of the end of the pier. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. flap. Ramo How Mom tsv is appointed so eld tosomood of Ns MORO 1w the klissuploo, also guns, at ClieWm. Liast. Corns. to die Eseallsot. of 74 gem Donor Wirire,florgeoo. Worn& Turd, Is oppidolod Wii Yard. Mr. Pitsissoefeo. eft Soiree analog MOO. is mobil/ Wpm of Vfookridt Tod. Mr. Holism' Sorscoo. SIDI PAW, Wpm of Persoittli EAST INDIA sunipixo. Yefterday a Court of Direadrs wits held at the Ea* India Houle, when the following thins were taken up foe the (entice of the corning ado°, add Stationed as ender-mentioned, tiieneelant, se s see tun; Giutal, tseo. new hip; lad Taw. nos, he Dimithey Ne 4 China. taco, fie th. Hrtou. leneselen. and Cana. Done Sew. taco; Mari St. Mean. Sits Tastes caliV o l saters.isester. isS Mori& of , stool keit" sacs t *doter elate. laces teissontas,isoo; Airtime. :Mit reefossr sae* nob; Tow Ilkien, stets slims Abid*Caltig. soot Cutadle. ism Oar Chlea. Thum, t **Niter VI. Hebei sad China. ; r. Ms dras red soll bock t. Madras. WI Bet t i s. !so Lord ; Now% Id I M.. Sit:: I. Sao; Lady %W., Sao. for St. HMOs aid *RSA Wildsratlbsw. Sm. fat Balsbai• ttr Idspord Heibeson Priscit ataristas, kojar Modem itttatots,ll, St Halms. The Court adjourned at a late hour till Walsall,' eit. TXSTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. To the lloop Hawke, a diftribinion will be made at No. to, John-ftrset, Adelphl, of the fern given by the underwriters, on a policy on tho Cattle, as a reward for their exertions between the 29th of November and 13th of December, aos i in aflitting the fad veil& HIGH Courr OP ADMIKALTY.—YeIIerday his Ma jelly's Advocate moved the condemnation of the fol lowing (hips and cargoes in the above Court : Le Bon Adventure. French Alp and cargo; la Providence, ditto; I'Enpgeaa e, ditto; Heureufe Marie, ditto ;la Bacchante, French 11/p of war; k Coedit'. de Terre Neuve, French privateer; le Na pekone, French flip and cargo; In Joanne, French Blip and no cargo; le Centaurs, French Blip ; le Benjamin, Lefournier matter; Union, ranter mailer; Hollandia, Devitt' mailer, Dutch (hip and cargo. The Stanley, of London; the Eagle, of Liverpool; and a Hoop of war, part of the homew•ud-bound Weft India fleet, have foundcred at fea. The Sparrow, Cape F*WCITr, of Liverpool, on her •oyage from hence to America, captured a French veffel from the Weft Indies; we are informed that a t Frepchmen were brought on board the Spar. row. Capt. Fswcirr wifhing to examine the prize, went on board her : upon his return ro his own Yd . - fel he was Sred.at by the French, who, in his ab• fence, had obtained paregion of the Sparrow; on which he latently rowed for the prize and made fail, it is fuppofed, for America. Le Trots Prase, frees Waymire to inset, is taken by the Go vernor Caritas, and serried into Halifax. The Three Frioode, jaw% frau( Megradsee to London. has bees takes by the French, sad retakes by the litaria privateer. of Gvenifey. Tito Fanny, Davis, front the Cape of Good Hope to Surinam sad Hamborgit, was &lorded and loft in Oleg out of do ►arbour of the Cape eta the estlinf Aprti. • The Hatt, Cummings from Lifloon to Newfoundland, was cap. toted the isith of Alvah by Ns Mast privateer, front Bandeau:: retaken the time day by the Menai; sf jerky, and is praised at Dartntootb. The Prised's Elisabeth, Forrefdak, from New Providence to London, wu taken the ald of A , In lat ay. kw& sw by the Pupa? Trouln, sf ya, Sod tbs dnerrlere. 44 ON, co tbeir return hue St pummel to Pearce, and boos recaptured by the Surprise peioatoer, and corded into Guernfey. . . On the 14th of Februiry, a Coon Martial was r. fembled on board hit lbjelly's 'hip Taiosisr, in Bombay harbour, for the trial of Mr. John M'Ghee, furgeon of his Majefly's (hip Fox, nn a charge of un• gmtlemanlike behaviour, abefive language, and for finking Mr. BLaas, the Maller.—Sentence--difmif fed his Majelly's fervice, rendered incapable of. ever again &Tying, with imprifonment for fix mouths in the Meditate& Sir HARRY Wyatt and Capt.'Garr In to dia mond all the lighters that are to carry'a piece of ordnance. at Deptford aid Woolwich:, The King returned a meal polite Onfwer of Teufel to the offer of fe►rice made by hfonfieur he Count &Aaron), in behalf of himfelf and the Emigrant loyalills of France. The intention of his Royal Eliglinefs was, not to have railed the ftaadard of Royalty on the French coal'. but to have embodied fuch of his faithful countrymen at are capable of bearing arms; in aid of the jut! caufe in which Great Britain is now embarked. A general Militerypromotihn has been determined upon, which will in a few days be officially an. name/cf. probably in the Gazette of Saturday next. • All Lieutenant Generals to the end of the year 1798 are appointed Generals Major Generals to the end of t 796, Lieutenant Generals; Colonels m the end of 1797, Major Generals; Lieutenant Colonels to the end of ;795, Colonels; Majors to the end of ;70. Lieutensat Colonels ; and Captains to the cod 011 794. Makers. More than son additional Volonteerchavc been enrolled in Colonel. litzLiar's t ft Efez.Legioo, and taken the oaths of allegiance before the Rev. H. B. Dosage. Whets completed. the Legion is to con rift of two battalions of Infantry, one Company of Pioneers, and one troop of Cavalry, with two brats field pieces attached to the Corp., which is to con , fill of Igoe steal/ft men. A letter from Morges, on the Lake of Geneva, dated Sept. a. fags. 44 come now to (peak of your preterit fi tuation, which attires within me the hectic(' alarms—the Doubles of Ireland, the potlibility of a defect% the threatening pollure of the French Re public afißed with the greatcll refouices. May Goo preferve you, and bled the prejetts of an audaeions enemy, Inhofe objett is to overthrow all the 11...ines of Europe. The Kruggle is laborious. but rely upon it that he has maturely conlideted the difficulties be loge he declared war, and the chances of fuccefs have bten weighed in the --- - fcales of prudence. •We are at prevent tranquil. and the new Government is Kraig. 'Owning . hsvfelf._,BetPerSiti_g myfelf. I am an enemy to revelurione. 'The gnmt BuoarAltra holds between his bands the fate or all the new Repohlies, and we still only by virtue pf his moil powerful protection. Who would ever have (aid it, who could have fore feen it. and who is there who can predict the conk fp:renege t The firil harveas in hay and corn have bees abundant. Our vineyardsProutifed great things, but a drought for the lug three eamwiss has bladed our km. No fecund crop. ne vegeloblosin the gar , dens s every thing langnithes, and the poor will fa ke I tad this clafs is here the moll wileteemts." A letter of the t6th inflant, from a %levy refpeS able hoer* at Fiamburgh. oblerves-16 The merchants sad inhabitants alibis eirt begin to defpair entirely of the returning friendthip of England. ' Why.' fay they, ' th ou we, that are innocent, and the *soft 'Clive distributors of Britiih manufaftnred pro duds all over the Continent, be the only foterers the ocorpation of Hanover on the part of the French. an event which we had neither. the power one Awl* Runic, to prevent 1' On the other hand, every Dutch *mil brings* long ettalogne of neutral Slips which -are permitted to enter the Teen, end yet the Dutch Government is the avowed and declared enemy of Britain This coeJaB appears to malty pedisise here a kind of partiality sot gaily to be accounted fee.— All the merchants with that neutral welch * with Bettilh•prodoes, &mid be permitted to emir the Elk. otherwife this ikattillisag city molt. ere bat be eadrely reined. With regard to the Kiva NOMA. he refers nothing by' this blockade, and expedites his manufaetured goods, via Stettin, on the Baltic, and through the Sound s ftwilin_g at t h e tttif finrtune of the active turd iadultslutss Haniburglsers. Great hopes are entertained here, that his Majeßy's Goveroment will liftea to the reprefentatinos of the Hawiburgh Deputies, and give generous relief to sr petty Rate like outs. whoa only ezilkenca &pads on its communication with Esilarell' MARGATE►, SEPT. 27. . Mr. Pirr teems indefatigable in his exertions to pin the Cinque Ports in the belt fabric nate of de fence. He arrived here this day, and had a ennful ration with the Commanders of the different Volun teer Corps. After •iewing the fort and different places, he returned to Walmer. The weather continues uncommonly fine, but the number of vifitors has conliderably dintiniffied. The Duke of York and Dilptch Packets failed this morn ing with about forty pailingers, who mutt likely had little difficulty in counting their money. When cold days octur, the females feem to have more courage than the males in the embraces of Old Neptune, amongst whom the Duchefs of Mos raosa is one of the molt ODE ON THE PRESENT WAR. Hark ! fierce ficllona mown. her ear, And urges at We dreadful War, Whofc defobtint arm fpreadi wide, O'er peaceful plains, the hoping tide— dim Cie Britannia'a fonvadvanae To check the plund'ringbordes Of France. See herd(man, hind and torsi (vain, With ardour prefs the menial plain; All ranks, to guard fair Freedom's caulk, Oar Fanilies, King, and [acted Laws, In dread array in crowds advance To meet th' invading Slaves of France! Alt ! mad Ambiron, curb thy firer, Nor madly 'tempt the headlong cowls; lOw'riog to heights, tby giddy b•ain Shall fwim in night —ow wake *tax ! For lo! Britannia's fool advance To crufh the Gorge* Head of France! Should Gallia's Legions dam to fweep, With veneroue fall. the roan deep, Old Neptune, from his pearly cell, Would vengeance hurl 'mid Sonny Arens Or (boo would Albion's Sorts advance, And fink the pirate crews of France ! But thatilds per chance they reach the Brand. And violate our natal land, Crowds upon crowds roib on the for. And bravely Mks the Tyrant low I—. Piebald 'Aubeles taus advasat. To free tic weld from deliat reashee! Agra a 1 ,1133. ALIIIIT. Mrs. Joenss Ins renewed her engagement at Drury-line. Her Royal Highners the Duchefs of Ynac, we are formto mention, is at this time (aloofly indifpoied at Oatlands. The Duchers of D avonsnies, we are Corry to learn, is fill confined, not being able to leave bee bed. As Mr. and Mrs. Sneer. and their two lovely tiau#tera were yetierday returning to their feat at Fulham.• the marriage broke down an Piccadilly, but happily they received no perional injury. At a General Ordination. held by the Right Rev. the Lord &Chop of Nnatacts on Sunday 1:41I, in the Cathedral Church of that Dit:thie, the following gen. deftest were - Ordained, viz. 11111 n. AVM* A. &Dem of St. Men Magdalen College, Oz. A.ll. of Will= College, Oohed. • , „ ou § tma r t : 4 l.ll. Celia Cage, Cambridge. Hammy, A. H. Fellow of Waft Colitis. 41.11.01dirs Mega, Combridge. •OboirTnobedmilinime of CMS taw, Cboire Cage dos. . oninerd... . lloojamis latter. A.M. Qreo's College, Cambridge. l o i = e llnewm IL A. Mow of St. Jobe's Wier. Woe. Doiltwood, S. A. Peesbooks Hall. ditto. Owes lleodMi Lembo% IL A. jeltsCellego, ditto. Warns Iliedikg. Sloes Colgeoliktie. Min Seem Colege,Ozterd. WMlnat St. llanontra ditto. Thom Talbot, A. M. Imo lame et' Calm Collme, Cambeidge. On 14mday la*, the i.e. Mims Sperdme wee Seenfol to tbs=loeraey al Wingfield, la Os of as Ltd lidtop l of • • The h o r. Ilin pliveros t New issUalksith i Lksasith kb= a the Itedlory of amnion jernaiasse. en mapotim. dais Hamm S. A. IL A few weeks ago, Wm.'s* Hammq . S. Gciin in jetitsurphs was tried before the there. for breekteg into an orcharkundet night. and IteAling fruit. The MagMrates , dm* • proof bum led, found hint gysky. and fenteneed to five weeks confinement to Bridewell. On Sindayl evening WI, Balmer. and two other vagrants who were there confined, formed the refolution of snaking there efcape. To facilitate this end they laid bold of the keeper, knocked him down, polfelred dastafelves of the keys. and Balmer and one of the vageants nea tually made their dupe. They have am yet been heard of. Boxiao.--On Monday morning jemmy free Teem a hackney motheminand Moire Memos lately of thrfame miaow agreed afight a pitched bade for twisty gifts. The panne met at the Elephant and Gale. limn tea itiolosk, anneepeand by melt of the seeedibiseignards elms day t the enfithatiMs mired e..llkomegtes Consmew The nag was he. ullediatelP •SIMENIL and. mitholt mod' earemoey. they weal foal Mee at it. My/q[ New took the hal stfiemilt. mpg. by a welidirefted Mow. nu his antagenire pis a fewer, asanner. He. however. did ant it till a long *rank after doling. • Tlto ten f mends were fought on both Wm with determined • • and ?violation. The battle twenty-fit reminds, daring the left fifteen of which Margot had feldern the advantage. though it wee evident he wee the emit fain& boxer. The lea mood was by far the molt fever*. sad had Nearly proved fatalm Shirai I-4e received a blow is his lloomhperhielt demised bins ellipse& for Come time. med oneepelled Ma so gas, iw lleeardey men. the Lowry &Mess s—the Fire Drawn Ticket is entitled to goool. and there are alto foment Capital Priam in the wiled. Uodralso Tickets and Shares are fading at the old eilablithed Dikes of T. Best. No. 4. Cotabill. and No. 9, Change. Crth, estate one Prim of swami. two Priam of toool..ead one Prise of fool. this Loamy. have beat, kolas fherids sod regiftgred. and the Prises paid os demand. CORONETS •/N EST ON ,H OIS LIEUTENANT CNARLES 701 V E.% In detailing the melancholy accident by Lieutenant Joss' was untnrtunately killed. we vertently tranlpoled the names, making Jar. J the furvivor. We readily trunrace [hit opport of correEting our error, %loch Arnie merely frol hurry of polilic•tion, and at the fame time WV fatisfsaiou of ohferving, that we were perlealy red in almnli every (-altar particular, as wit!' be by the follrnifug evidence given before the Coro Jury, which met Lit night at eight o'clock ai aorson's Hotel, in Vereltre-t, Word-fitect. After the body was examined, and the Jury ft in, John Smith was called. He raid he was wait the above hotel. The deceafed was in the hab coming to and from their li.nife during the apse the lalt three months to viiit Mr. BEST, who pied a room there. The lall time he law him about two o'clock on Tuefday, at which time the ceafed was in Mr. Bear's room, No. 25, wher underßood he had been dreffing. About five nutes pail two o'clock, Mr. Basr came running d flair: from his room, and cried out," for Goo's come up Rail's, I have Riot my bell friend." Witneft he was the &ft that ran up into the room, when found . the deceafed fitting on the floor, reclining bead towards a pair of drawers which were in room. At this time a pitted was lying on the cal Whiles endeavoured to lift np Mr. Jonas, an 41 port him in his arms, when he anted him for a I water to drink. Witnefs procured him fome w and he'drank of it. The deccaled silted for &ST, who came into the room, and immediate], upon his knees before the deceafed, and laying I of his hand, laid. " My GOD. what f tall I do you forgive me i" " Forgive you, Baia ? Yes, my heart I it was an accident." Mr. BUT, on I ing the room, fell backwards from agitation, bit length went • down Reim After Mr. Bssr le* room, Mr. Jones Paid, . 4 I am more forry for B than for myfelf." A furgeon was fent for. Oo poling it, Mr. Jones Paid, it was of no sic to f as he could not poffibly live. The furgeon cant about ten minutest the deceafed died about tl quarters of an hour afterwards. Mr. Samuel Hicks, Surgeon, depofed, that he fent for on I'uefday, fuon after two o'clock. W he came to the Hotel, he found the dectafed lit on the floor, fupported by one of the waiters, in room where he now lies. He was perfealy hal at the time. On examining him, he footed a de co wound on the left fide, below the ribs. The dem pointed his finger to his back. where the bah, be I was lodged. 'Witnef. touched the_plaKind ct diiiinely feel it. On wietiv to afford the dose afidence, he (aid it was of life to examine wound, or move him. as he mai inevitably die. therefore begged not to be ditto:bed. Some pa in the room tid bow the affair ilia hani when the decoded replied, ait *leas - •si fi my bell friend." Soon after, lir,. Dm emu i the room, and fell upon his knees before lir. Jo, in extreme agony, and anted him if be mold give him ? to which he anfwered, a from Dishes After Mr. Bier quitted the roost, the demoted marked. that he felt more on. Mr. Beer's aces than his own. Mr. Jones died about as hoar al wards. He was perfealy fenGble, until shoot minutes before his death, when he feat Fa a C *man in Bond-greet, . Here the Cermet (Mr: Hodfen) took media Wave. that it was annecaliny to go further the bafinefnehis was daily posted that the mu al Mr. Joase'siollog his life was entirely moan Abu no wrideme was f, loon as that which procesdal funk his own math 4 for had he cm l Noose firfr by his death. he •:ertainly would have Abh Had the deansfed been that dead. the aft m 'have been atherwife. Howlerer. as it bad teat =dint mesas the 'saddest took:glogn of the jury night wilt to balinhlio ehat pin from Mr. Barr hinefelf.' whams doeht. tight* it ; bat he meld not help dinblig penfennemodd be better difmmied with. kr we faM.iba Gentlemaa's feelings *Paid hart, "tad bilb/se by so mews Aar& t i t= hieafelf. A- Owoleman mane was enabled it Ewer the fosse sad. U ha had beard the amyl Mr. BSST hinufeif ; but what ha bat at thy vim so be Miaminied es evidence. ' • Mr. Gardener s (men &whisk hi Wm. proof to Rate fti; !it:hem Mr. jos,/ 110 CS 14 ripen ' Hewaji as 011im , is the Bit Inds Cote Am be i billevoll a Lieutmoot, lija bad , acquainted with ltd Bast dm wt rest pars TM a Lieutensit is the 411di sßagliiimlli did know how loft Mr. BUT OA the annolbl ked actmainted. They ware Wow to midi *Ma fpnz ; Never beard of may mend Va d Mite artre gri addi t :7Va rs maXo je t l he A eldest. Mr. Barr had infor him that Mr. I was ufusg his room to deers is on Todd', more which be was in the habit of doing i that ha till Rake to him about two o'clock. sill a dread. After foam coorertittioa. Mr. I Mr. PUS, be was nu t or tor% OM 2 glad if he would Mm. RI know whether It was 'to at alt: OIN al remarked; that there WM Piallk.. It ' for the highwayire.. &old they . Baer took one of than Wish a e pen at one of the locks was emu sad the mho 'bo that down the pan of the aut'lliat was op, SO L !' yes they will dot if i g i St e h r e highwm I IQ I fire right and !ell." the coital why at the tne. not expeaing ' of theta were loaded. One of t he m wait eland prod the fad cataßrophe. The jury. without the bah holitatim. ream verdia 01—.Astilwal Des* The &sealed ease use at overriding, teas of a vary teliselleele family. sodium' readsedi maths before fame the Eel! Indies. .: Mr. Derr. the insocest eases of tie Cad dent. is is a late bordering ups dsilriaaL !! Getaleasaa of the ass& anelabk mom mml didpsetion. ladeed. the poiganakr of hie In *gag aseprally be imereefed by dielbgaelise I darer, on the pretest ocesfios Offgraglldees iatrarfal fy apathy. -