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given on both fides, with great precifion and cor reetnefs, and pointed out to the Jury the molt iin portant parts of it, as applied to the queftion they had to decide. He was of opinion, the evidence for the plaintiff greatly preponderated. The Jury frond a verdia for the corporation of Cambridge, and that no part of thee lands be longed to the College of Merton. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAN• so. LUCAS •ND OAS V. Dl2Oll. _ This was an anion to recover damages for an injury done by a 'hip belonging to the defendant. It appeared that on the isth of January, a barge, the property of the plaintiffs, was coming up the river, laden with valuable goods, the de fendaat's 'hip, a Weft Indianian, was alio drifting with the tide from Greenwich to her moorings, further towards London; her anchor was placed a cock-bill, that is, with the flukes banging cloy n to the edge of the water, for the purpofe of being im mediately let go, the wind blew a light breeze from the weftward, and the tide carried the fhip rapidly through the water ; unfortunately the plaintiff's barge was very clofe : and on obferving the fhip's head to the fouliward, the got out her oars, and endeavoured to pull out of the way, but before the could accomplifh that end, the !hip having altered the direetion of her helm, the (truck the barge with the fluke of her anchor, which went through her quarter; the water immediately poured in, and it was with much difficulty flue was got to the quays ; the greater part of her lading, coal& ing of gums, was fpoiled, and a number of per fons were employed to Cave the remainder, at the rate of Ss. a day, at the plaintiffs' erpence. 'When the barge firit came to the Ail), the perfons on board cried out lower the anchor, we !hall be athwart your hawk ; this requell, however, was not complied with, the mate of the !hip declaring be would not lower it witbont the pilot's orders. John Raymond, Row harbour-matter, Rated to the Court, as did feveral other perfons employed upon the river, that the manner of carrying the Ihip's anchor on a cock-bill was very improper and againa the rules laid down by the eight harbour mailers. The water-bailiff Paid to the fan)e put pore. Lord ALTAIILIT rimmed tip the evidence, and Waved to the Jury, that it was left with them to judge according to the appearance of the defen dant's condo*, if the plaititiffs were entitled to damages ? and to five that decifion which their judgment might &date. The Jury returned a verdis for the plaintiffs, damages to the amount of their lots. OLD BA I LET. Yefterday fifteen prifoners were tried at the Old Bailey, (even of whom were convided of fe lony, viz. F. 6'Nci4 for (leafing a hat, the property of J. Spybey. M. CITA for healing a tablecloth, the property of J. Matthews. 7. Haavramd, for flealing 51b. weight of lump fogar, the property of M. Craven. B. Leader, for ftealing tea pair of does, the property of J. Morris. R. Grew, for (haling a Giver watch, the pro- perty of W. Tappin. Selfamis Tiverifew and Rkkarel Gihicrt. alias Cart. for Reuling 140 yards of printed calico, the property of Matthew Crowtoo ; in another part of the iodiftment, the property was fisted to belong to Metes. J ackfna and Co.: alto to Jofeph Neale, aid likevii to fomeperfon or perfons unknown. jokph Neale was a lighterman on the Grand Jundion Canal, at Paddington ; and the prifoners were employed under him to alEft in carrying the foods to Meffrs. Jackfon and Co. at Preflon, in Lancalhire. John Oliver was porter to Meffrs. Crowton, in St. Paul's Church Yard ; and on the 13th of Au get he packed up five pieces of printed furniture, which were direfted to Metres. Jackfon and Co. Bannifter-haU. Preflon ; and delivered to the care of Metra Pickford and Co. at their warehoute, in Wood ftreet, Cheapfide. John Wright, their clerk, Paid they had 4 count in haute at Paddington, where the goods were site, wards removed; on the 29th of September, he law them loaded in Neale's boat ; the prito : sere *Stied. Wm. Bailey (aid, he was a Culler, at Berkharop- Read. On the 3oth Of September, between nine and ten o'clock. he taw the rifoner Thnmpfon, and, after throe conver(ation refpeding a bode he was riding, he aced the witnefs if he ever bought handkerchiefs, bed furniture, or caliCol on his aufwesing in the affirmative, the prifoner ( a id he would bring a (ample in the afternoon. He accord ingly returned, and the witnefs agreed to pay as. per pard for the printed, and 9d per yard for the plain calico; the prifoner was to bring it at twelve o'clock : he came no more that niht ; but early nest morning the prifoners and James Wright (who was admitted an evidence for the protecu tion) came to the back door: the witnefs opened cow of the parcels, and fouod the calico had not been matured, which he obferved to the prgo. news, who replied, that they wifhed to cliiptsfe of them in the lump. They demanded 41. each piece, to which the witnef, contented : they were to re turn for the money in a (bort time. In the mean while, the witnefs, conceiving the goods had been Bolen, fent his man for a con:1411k. and went af ter the prifoners, whom they met returning ac cording to appointment. George Bateman, Clerk to ftleftrs. Crowton, identified the pieces, which being withcot the crown mark, had been fent back Jackton and Co. James Wright affilted in loading the boat on the 29th, and loon after they left the wharf of Paddington, be fa w Gilbert getting the calico nut of the package, and Thompfon (tripping the (beet off another package to fill up the vacancy ; da•ing Neale, the mailer, was sleep; wen they arrived near Berkhairpflead, Thompfnn went on so,c with the hence ufcd in towing the boat ; when be returned he tail he na4 difpof.d of the calico ; they each afterwards took a piece, and conveyed them to Mr. Bailey, as before Ha ted. The Jury fouod the prances Gushy. And eight were acquitted, viz. R. Fremantle, C. jowl, 7 y'onea, W. Vernon, T. Martin, and . 7ahrr Sharp, who was ch arged with Healing various articles of wearing apparel to a very confiderable amount, a thin and other articles of lets value, the property of the Earl of parryinort. In confequence of the previous condua of the Noble Profecutor the prifoner was acquitted. It appeased from the fiatement of the Learned Counfel for the proillitition, that the prifoner had been a fervant of his Lordfhip's; various articles were mitred from time to time, and the prifoner was furpetted as the thief; but on being charged with it, he denied the charge with filth au air of confidence, and conduaed himfelf fo planfibly, that his Lordlliip was induced to condom.: him in his fervice. However, property continued to be miffed, and in that fort of way as to excite Lord Barrymores fufpicion of the ptifone more thongly than ever, and lie was at length induced to turn him away : not only articles belonging to his Lordfhip, but one particularly belonging to a certain Baronet, who was on a vifit at the fame place with the Noble Lord, was alfu mitred. ' Officers of Police were refortcd to, ar.d the pri foner was taken into cultody. About this time the wife of the prifoner applied to his Lordthip in his behalf, and brought her child with her : the fopplicated his Lordfhip's forgivenefs and huma nity with refine/ to her hufband, and, as it was Rated, lit far gained on the humane feelings of his Lordthip, as to induce him to promife forgive. nets in cafe the prifoner made a full confeflion of the extent of his depredations ; and this was done accordingly. The Learned Counfel teemed to admit, that filch a proceeding mutt be fatal to the profecution ; and Lord Barry-more being called, he candidly admitted (after Hating generally that his idles were confiderable), that he had made a promife of forgivenefs on the conditions alluded to. Mr. COMMON SEMANT obferved, that there was an end of the cafe, and lamented tbat the conduit of the Noble Earl, though highly credi table to his private feelings, fhould have Poch a public tendency. He took oceafion to expatiate on the heinous nature of the priConer's offence, and to admonilli him fel ioufly as to his future conduit. Timothy Line and jam Nanning were indiaed for Healing feventeen quarters of malt, the ty of Thomas Garner Richmond : and ThornarNar tin was alto indiaed for receiving the fame,know., ing it to be Rolm. The profecutor Rated that he was a corn dealer, and had a warehoofe on Horfe fhoe Wharf. Upper Thames•fireet. About the beginning of December, he miffed a quantity of malt, which he difcovered, by perceiving that the bulk had been difturbed. The whole of his lots amounted to 199 quarters, which he was enabled to afcertain, as the remainder had fine been deli vered. In confequence of information from Ro ger Williams, who fupplied him with lacks, he looked over his keys. and miffed that belonging to the warehoofe on Horfe•fhoe Wharf, the door of which he found locked. R. Hunt, his foreman, who has finite abfconded, brought the keys nip' Morning, and on fearching the warehoofe. the mak was milling. Inquiries were made to find oat the carman who had been concerned in carrying it away, and fufpicion fell on the prifoner Line on the Sunday morning following he came to the ~rofeeu tor, and offered to difcover the whole, on condition of pardon. The prolocutor afterwards Sow Martin at Bow-greet, and by the confeffion of Line, lie learned that the malt had been conveyed Ito Mr. Bullock's, the Swan brewhoufe in White. "chapel, where he found (limn of the tacks fall, which were marked R. W. Roger Williams depofed, that he was a fack maker in Vine-yard, Southwark. On the 6th of December, about break of day, a man called him up, and Paid he wanted tome tacks, but afterwards withdrew, laying, he would return in twenty mi. nines. Two perfons, John Letheridge and Tho mas Blackball, now in eultody on another india ment, came afterwards, and the witnefs delivered to them thirty lacks, marked R. W. and fuppofed they were for the profecutor, Mr; Richmond.— He afterwards Taw the lacks at Mr. Bullock's, and at Bow-fireet ; but he could not identify them, though he believed they were e his property. Henry Bullock (aid he bad often bought malt of the prifoner On the 6th of December he came to the Inewboufe with afarnple, and offer ed thirty-fix quarters for Cale. Mr. B. agreed for the price, and feventeen quarters were delivered, for which be we a draft on his banker, for 331. 3s. The remainder of the contras was never completed. On his crofs-examination he laid, Martin had been recommended to him by a publi can, and always bore the charatter of an boneß man. Mores Fermat remembered the malt being brought to the bee whoufe, and raid Line was the carman. He Taw Martin in the yard loon after, but did not recollea any thing of the other prifoner. Mr. Wallin was called to prove the payment cf Bullock's draft, but did not recollea to whom it was paid, or in what manner. -- Clark, a carman, raid he was in the habit of letting carts, and was the owner of that in which Line bad carried the malt on the 6th of December, and the prifoner had entered in the book that the cart had been tiled to convey fugar. The Common Serjeant laid, there was no evi dence to come home to the prifoners ; and though goods had been delivered in an improper manner, 'it did not go far enough to convia them of the abeft ; there was great reafon for fufpicion in the prefent inftance, but our private feelings were not to be confidered. The Jury were to deter mine upon evidence alone. The prifoners were ac., caitted. The trials having been gone through, the Court was adjourned till five o'clock, when it ref - rimed, and the Rieoaosa took lin feat upon the Bench. He then proceeded to pats fentence of death upon the following capital omelets : Benjamin James, Jobe Davis. and James Edgar, for bur stark.; knee Tbonspion and Prances Mott, for privoreis limbos Ma a top; Catb.rine Kirkham, Samuel Iticbards, and tle.sor Man* for Rears beyond a certain ammo: in a dvroliAlsol ini Henry Williams, for ftralirg priminty from she ; Jobs Goodwin. for hrtrioft an: MurPhy, for illissallr morning from tranfpottation ; and (lulu Byrne. far highway Weary The female conviets unmet the abode Were I brought forward in the ufual way, hut they fere- I rally acknowledged they had nothing to offer in bar of the execution of their fentences. Win. Benton, Wm. Turnbull, Thomas Brown, Lewi, Richards, JdrephWhainfield, Hugh Charles, ry licu Burgers. Wm. Jones, Edw. Miller. Geo. Defleard, J. William*, T. Clarke, Wm.Hi ks, Wm.Thoinfon, J. Morgan. Elijah Wil. lianas, 3. Green, J. Wright, Alex. Harrifon. J. Colen.an, Sarah Walker, Mary Aldridge. Rich. Jephr n, J. Jones. J. Rutland. Elijah Madden, Benj. Thompfon. and Geo. Gibbert, were e. eh tentenccd to (even years tranfportatiou. Three conri6ts were fentenced to Twelve Months imprifonment ;fifteen to Six Months imprifonmeta, and the remaining Convias to leffer mmiffiments, which concluded the bufinefs of the Scffions. THE CLOATHING DISTRICTS. - --- Monday laff, at the Quarter Salons at Devizes, Edward Spinnel, aliasTPinnel, Thomas Brown, and Horton, alias Garret, all Ihearmea of Warminfier, were tried for milderneanours, and feverally found guilty ; the two ftsrmer of anults and riotous condua ; the latter for affenibling a great number of (hearmen before the fitaory of a clothier in that town, and riotous condu&. Mr. JrzyLe opened the profecution againft Spinnel, by pointing out the improper condua of the deluded Ihearmen concerned in the woollen manufalure, who had very improperly conceived the introduaion of machinery by the manufac turers of Wilts to have been prejudicial to their intereß : and under that fit& impreffion had pro. ceeded to the commitlion of crimes and outrages that were difgraceful to the country, and highly prejudicial to its Ilaple mannfiraure ; for unlefs the free and uninterrupted ufe of machinery was not only permitted but encouraged, in that as well as other countries, the trade would be confidera bly lets, and eventually annihilated. He compli mented the manufaaurers for their liberal condua in offering to find employment for any whole Cer vices might, by the introduaion of fuch machinery. not be requifite in the particular branch in which they had been accuflomed to work, in fome other branch of the manufaaure ; and recommended men of the defcription of the prifoners to return to their duty, as the probable means of preferring them from more ferious confequenees than might attend the prifoners under the lenient profecution then commenced againft them. The Chairman, on the feveral verdifls being pronounced, addreed the prifoners on their im proper condua, and Rated, that the Court, in or der to prevent a repetition of fuch condu&, nimoully paired the following fentences—Spinnel to be imprifoned in the cells of Devizes. four months ; Brown for two months ; Horton. for fix weeks ; and feverally to find fureties for their good behaviour, themfelver in 401. and their fureties in , aol. each. _ It is fincsrely hoped that this example will be a warning to all inifguided workmen, and induce them to abandon their late proceedings, and re turn to their fcveral employments ; by fuch con du& only can they atone to fociety, and their neighbours in particular, for the continued Rate of alarm their late condu& has occafioned. TO THE EDIToR OF THE STAR. r. ~• Sta—Obferving in the Mill of this day (eve ral unfounded paragraphs relative to the nest CoNsVL's Levee, when Lord CARMAMPTOII was prefented to him (which mull have been on furl day the 7th Odober, correfponding to the 15th of the French Calendar Month Vendemiaire), I take the liberty of thus acquainting you with he real circumftances which took place. Agreeably to the ufage, every perfon defimus of being prefented at the ifluilleries, is firft to be in• traduced to M. TALLVIIMID by the Minifter of his country, and this is generally cisme the day pre. ceding that of the Confular Levee. The Britifh party were the firft who met, according to Mr. MEW'S appointment, at two o'clock. They were in number upwards of thirty. Mr. Mittel' was puntual to his time, and after converting a few minutes with his countrymen, went to M. Tat.t.av- RAND'S Cabinet to deliver him a written lift of the Nelms to be prefented at the Thuilleries ; which done, he returned to his party. M.TALLITIWID came to the room loon afterwards. There was no particular prefentation to him, and not a tingle I Gentleman's name was mentioned by Mr. Meaty. That had been already effeded by the written lilt delivered; of courfe M. TALLMAND could not have "nodded to each Gentleman." He bowed to the company generally on entering the room, and on quitting it, which he did after a than con verfation with Mr. MU' alone. _ . . . The Bridal' party then retired, and the whole tranCallion could not have taken up 20 minutes, when Baron Dagen, and tome Dania' gentlemen came. and other Foreign Mininers in their turn. with their countrymen, fo that it needs not a mo ment to be convinced of the abfurdity of their Correfpondent in advancing. 44 that Mr. Malay had the mortification of waiting with his party upwards 4 - three boars, when a fervaat arrived, fay ing he was wanted." I cannot conceive what motives could induce their correfpondent to make afertions fo deflitute of truth t but as they have Come tendency to vilify the Gentleman who had the honour of reprefenting his MAJESTY at Paris, as well as the whole Party prefented. I have become induced ttus to contra diet them. The ridiculous declaration Of the Bri. till: party waiting in an antichamher, where there was not a Engle chair, or other piece of furnitur is only to be equalled by fueh a Correfpondent"; account of what pared at the Confular L e vee. I will confidently avert, there was but one fentiment among the Eoglilb prefcnted on that day in cum• mendation of Boa* r arres affable, engaging, and gentlemanly manner. 'He (poke to every perfon with attention and great good humour: and let me be permitted further to fay. in candour and ti nth. that it has occurred to m: to have vifited the greater number of the Capitals of Europe. and I.the Levee of the Thuilleries appeared to me by no •means to yield the palm is regularity and magni ficence to other Courts. LllOl. Navy Cosec-bwic. Dn. as, dos. * Tt will, no doubt, be a great blaring tb the Poor of the north-ea fi end of the Metropolis, that there is A houfe jnll opened, No. 3, Shoreditch, oppofites the end of Worfhiptreet, the fame as his other hotife,ln Long Acre, where the Poor are attended to eve , y day, by bringing a line from their own Clergy, or the Parifh Officers: Many hundreds have been relieved this way at Long Acre, and are now happy in themfelves, and ufeful Members of So.iety, as well as a great relief to the State. This, we underhand, is performed by Dr. Gasp wet, in his ufual way, who divides his time be tween the two houfes, 76, Long Acre, and . 3. Shoreditch. His Medicine expels Worms of all kinds, and is fold by the Medicine Venders in Town and Country. Pills at as. 6d. 45. 6d. los. 6d: es. a box : twelve boxes in one for a ts. ECCI. ESIAS FICAL PRESENTATION. On Saturday laft the Rev. Thomas Brooke Morris, M. A. was ittftituted to. the Beauty of She(faster, in the county of Norfolk, on the pedeutation of the Duke of Norfolk. BIRTHS. Sunday, at Lkochoefe, tie Lady of C. 11. Turner, Efq. of . I fon. l.atae, the Lady of J. Efq. of King's-road, Dcdfonl• row, of a daughter. On Moaday, at Winchtnore-hili,the Lady of Captain Cru den, of a daughter. Sunday, at her honk in Queen•ltrea, Edinburgh, Mrs. El. Hut, of a fun. 'MARRIED. At Drum Nora, !Mb MA. Mr. John Church, fader to the Eni of Home, to Mire Elitahet4 Mrraggart, daughter of the late Mr. John M"l'aggart of that place. At Word, the t,lth init. Jufeph Goodhart, Efq. of Unteltonfe, t Wank, Melt daughter of the Rev. D:. Wolde, of the deteafed. DIED. On the ad Inn. at Paris, the Hon. Mrs. Cecil, mother to dna Marquis of Exeter. On Sunday left, the Rev. Henry Heatheote, Redtor of Wal. ton, Dear Liverpool, and brother to the Dowager Countds of Maeclesheld. IVedneidry morning, MM. Greetde, Lady of Co'. Creellie. of Hanover-fquare. On the tsth inft. at Paris, of a decline, the Hon. Temple Luttre.L next brother to Earl Carhamptoo. Lattlf. no his pale home from the Weft Indies, Brigadier. General Romer, brother t• Lady Caliendo,. of Priam-hal At Lauder, 3oth oh. Mr. Andrew Bdisonftan, commilihrg Demneof the Comntiguiot of Lauder. At Glatgow, on the stis la. Mr. Lames Carnegie, merchant. At Brownfield, on Saturday !aft, M n. f Radsel K nox, wife of Mr. Affieck Mo die, merehant,Glafgow. On Monday left, at Bait Hamby, bars Elisabeth Currie. On Monday Taft, Henry Curndilon, Efq. of Edward-ftred. Portman-fquare, in the 78th year of his age. On Tday left, at her hoofe, in Waleot-pkee, Mrs. Law. Mid of the late John Law, Efq. On Friday laft, alter • few days Binds, Mrs. Milisp, Southampton row, Bloomfbury, widow of the late John BA hogs, Efq. of Gower-ftreet. At hit haute, Old Bank Cote, Edinbargit, us the ph Init. Mr. Robert Stewart, writer. - - On Tbarfday fel;rdsbt, Mr. Chat. Gibfaa,eldeft km of Mr. Wm. Glbfoo, Brunisviet-itrect,Olpfgaw. Oa Friday left, MraFrancea Mantaa,wife at Davit,* Muir ma, FA. at Cmca-ftrett. HL H WATEk AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Morning • .• • o ;gimes after Musson p minutes alter ; . Far Rheims/fro, Mania* Gaut, Sdadm, L Hoeg acb, Numbeefs, PaNy. Wiseldea, Shaven of flying Pains, general DM /ay and Relaxation of theSl.lllal SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, Re. , EXPERIENCE has proved the mild ftimulatissi powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSEN,CE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the soft errand rmo4 ever made keltairs to the world, baring forneded Is earn of Is, tight, rem; twenty. sad eyes of forty can Beadles. after ether assise had Wed. and It has 'Meisel, eared men padres of the above rempleists, than all the milldam ever Were mods Public. The Said Mom Is 6 legiderly emetradog seal fpeedy in its operation, ea galena, to tint the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, sad CHILBLAINS. by a few am - Wiakebead's Mace of fa prepared and AA at as. 9d. each Box or Batt* by 111. joomaroo, Aragon,. No. '5, Grock-ftreet, Soho, l f ande _ _ And its reputation la fo oniverfolly eftablifited, tire it may be bad of every Medicine Vendee in England, Wand, Weft ladies, and America. To prevent mantel fcit impales. purehotera nee to obferve the Genuine isdiEignilbed by tbs lio„„7= and the Siinature of igen moron, the Paleneoes ow mid i& on the label of melt Bottle or Bon. TO THOMAS TAYLOR E 59... DIAR SIR, N. 9, Bridgeareet, Lear& I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of very great and extraordinary Cure I have renting front your involsableModleiros PATENT PILLS: Abort two years ego I was attacked with a Valletta& ats. , which I treated rather Sightly for fosse time, bm the . Difiafe at laath fpreading all over my Body. I wen apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, bet their afforded sely temporary rellef.-1 watt dimmer melon Cowrie, of Savatise, aad from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skdeton. The liken that fpread all over. my limbs. rendered me a complete Ohre, Is that my facade &freed of my recovery. When brought to this titration, Ir conihicreS Scads as inevitable, bet a rebel= sr mime eosoniene.. ingupoo the many Cars In which your Pills had focesedisd, I was hadoced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re. lived me, and perfevenate for two or three moody end fed lowing year I eapericoced the malt imacconata. ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually Molding; I am now, thank 000, recovered, and walking set daily s I desk ant brat me more which I think module to mho. will AAA& my Mathis its eeigisal tate. It is with the milk heartfdt gratinede that I fuhfcribe loyfelf, lir, your much *bilged bumble Gerrit, Was. Pressor. Deanfgate, Manebefter, July z, P. & For the mobile beadle I do as able& to the above hi. log psbilhod, but have you toad se your own better, jagg.. mane than diaate. Prepared and Sold by the feele Proprietor. Toot. TATUM Member at the Royal College of Surgeries, London, at la Houle, Ha 10, Newaridgeareet: Whale, of ter • esedierat raideam of mete than thirty-8z yoms.is spew:Sim particularly diretted to the Cure of Venereal Complains, with that Maass ble Gamey which men of his Watteau &maid always refry e, he Salters hindelf, the advice and afilltanee he gr.duitestly ad. minilten to purism edam this Medicine, will be efteemed, by a dikerniog Pistine, as an Wastage halm tole eisialtsed,and void of andir o4 AU•Solii. his Appoinuneet , for the Using at a at the oPeeleeter's, Itreei, PaWM" tie Tape*, No. fol. D0411%804. No. 7, PIIIWIreeOM ; Mr. N. s, Unior-Row. Lirtie Tower tigll i Mr. briOge, mod; Mr. Camas, Dalai UnTPD III ; Mr. Malabo's, liandrefter la airy caafideraihe Tawa is area-Bittaaa Dozes of may as yd. esele. imolai ay with Po' dna% wberday Peeks I et either Sea alay We, head. Secrecy. and Safety. N. B. Et Boa fait to Gerae.irleala a Snea ea Wide, by hew or the Came at the laatap-04ea.—T. Taflx, No.". to Imitate littikb Is Febay, ind all etliirs CONDOM t Primed ter the eifeark (et Ilahlte-bae, tftttat-Ger) st the Owes. Ns I, rant; sod rehillbed KllNTAlCeatt*trfienctlAmbesh)agNa ad at the Syee-Ortics, Teingidoliar emomietleseleeetet is Luisa ate regotdet ermisselesee of titers, pia 35, St. Athis't- , Osleeddaiset ; Mr Ir. heere, lesideikr, Mr. Wake's. fiesttb• ; Mr. liiiitsserie .; snit by en POO. Ask and Inked. le I fall sad phis Dhow Curs diesefehres whit Ws Is Wed q with wellhesest iri4 = , New re we csearefek tbs as Its e wet New LIVEL )st ▪ liwitCforramts eftse which Ware goal ed is lie adhered