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atTIVH MICR 'S. .120111 1,4} ••.LLa Of Of TINE 1111191111 TAR Of fIN•NCt TO HIS Ha. tail/WM or HOLLAND % - • .° WIONLADAIISHIPT. 2, 1807. the first place, a Decee. of His Majesty the ,iven at Paris. 4ug. 28. 1807, the substance mb is as follows, was r. ar.4; Coneider.ng tl.et, consistent eith the true in. Arens of our ►.ingdom, it is our intention to con- Lobate. by all in our power, to the much writhed-for isme of the great measures adopted by Ills M jest y the Emperor and King against the common e..cnty, for the attainment of a general rate, and the in lependence of the seas; consider ing that &tame aunaltern Agents have rendered theinualves culpable, sty weakness and negleit in the execution of the ffiCitatCS prescribed by our Dente of the 15th of December, 1806; consider- it g t .e dexterity and p rfidy made use of in several Ohp eutr al ports, with respe& to the papers of neutral C. -cols, and this ,o far as to endanger the health of Europe; and tha., with this view, litters of quaran tine hate been forged ; considering, fir ally, that it is necessary' that all these disordt.vs should find a ; ' period. et a moment so critical to the enemies of the' Cootinent. 4..tl espreini.y for trading nations; and that the honour and tne dearest interests of Otlt sub joins would toe compromised, in case we should re cede from the stria exeeutios of the laws and de crees that we have adopted, we have decreed and cl.l decree as follows: " A. 1.1 The Agents, arrested in consequence of the orders of uit Xiiiii4sr of J in.tice and Palm... shall b.• twilight before . 5 • competent auth.rities, to be dean with according to the 4, la ,s • fi ftespeaeag the vessels detained in our ports, the list of 1 wh.-it is submined, the competent Tribunal,. are ordered to . 0 proc,od against them with the utmost rigour. " 11l Itrearming from tie day of the publication of the yea . 7 . sent Ur. ter every vessel arriving ti, our ports is bound to enter Into a dovide 'candy, winch shall remain in force tilt the Mgt. tirtiAcy at then 'papers is ackmortedvel, and sufficient papa Si sly n oast these vessels have not touched at an enemy's port. " IV. fir case it dinuld be pr...veil that the pipe's are false, or that, it. opposition to the DuCIZOIOOII of the Coulson, the vessel has ' , niched at an enetny's pint, the amount of the thuds!. security shall he immediately demanded, and the sum pal tit.) the public Treasury. t". As /4I .to As lI , C ACCU,iI7 shall be regulated, the tubers.. tion of . the s , •• a• take place. its pre...ince ..1 the peter's' ta, ,t hind kw that pi.Vp .4, by VII. Minister of Finance, who v.... take cam that .a ...a.. shall non 'Att.rs one thing that may b.. psi...timed to come umber tto description of English goorls "%I. In cue it should be proved that the goods sre atlually of Enslish rabriesti is, t i hare been brotight Irons an enemy's 1 port & they shall not only be coofireated tor the %mirk of the pObbe Treasure, but the doubt.. +mows shall be forthwith demanded, and the ship compelled to put to sea immediat. ly ; 0 end, ni ease of bad WC . sliscf, no itt.'ulgeoire shall Is, siturred, bet under eh, most •11. ant inspectiost, such at a word, &C. " VII. Al. correspondence. misted journals, &et brought by rissitais, slta3 tte seised and bilt:.A. " VIII. All pesengess, or tiasehrs„ not able to prove that they .lcs o'4ooWe from the !Smash Islands, shalt be inunsitt• F atriy rent out of the kingdom I •• M. All the tinnier roil:bite, limityinne, relative t . the 7 Trigledi trade. ate 1.. remit tto Aril force, so tar as they are it .1 alrtted by the pit-, .tt Move " X. All pewit. trani t tossiey spins , th, s • ricterminatin , s, shall be co etcl•o.,o as oppcoh.g the laws et the king tun., 11.4 gmented acc ard,..gly . ' "XI lllal \ I mmter of Finance is alone and pi.i.litally re -1 Sponstb e tar the s , iret escretem of these tiete min troittli thin f•taiinteii, tat W ar sod Marine shall nut umle, hi. Aispmol, death, ent, of lib...at% gele..'Af.lllll 01 WOW" , together 'With atoms ttitasto. and 0,41.1 reisels as he mity r ritttre. .Xll. Oor Mrnist , ri of Motor, War, and Fin •nee, are Ovum each a • far as they Sic concerned, I slim the CASCIIIIuII id Ole pre , fla I )rote " " foe seeood document is a Decree of this Mr- ;eery the King. dated this day. No. I. in which it is required, that ai: pet sons demanding passports to go into torcign court:ties shall be required to state, whether they ratan t . go by We Of 1q I.sivi ; the same to be mentioned in their passports. If the prisons demanding passports mean in travel by 14..11, the taw Jr ill load shall alone be inserted in t - .e passport . and when their obje.9 may he , o go by sea, this must b. sig. ified by sivc.fic statement of the came of the ME, the Captain. the port Isom whence ti.ey in tend to sail, and an exad reterence to tat: place cf destination. " lit. It is determined to adopt the first article of the Above-mentioned Decree, for public notiticA -1 lion 4, 2 d. According to the second article of the lime Decree, And in order that the ruspefted false r !mita of the shy's papers. and their Wing, wild' :nay be in the hoods of the Ministry (such ships being under embargo, or in custody), may be 'fur - night to t . e dearest proof ; said that the said ships and nett lading should be proceeded against, acso ing to the I agour of the laws, the plojcztheze inset ed Is to i.e sei.t to 1111 King; and to order also t..at at. tx ta ins...a:my of the rapers may be snatle out, if. •y shall be um...mated ta the Minister of Foteign Affairs. " 3 .. H . Excellency the Minister of Marine is to he requ.sted by letter, to adopt the mist effica cious m. a• urea to prevent the introduaion of the goods and monutodures of the enemy, to put some vessels of w..r in a state of fotwardness, which ves sels are to r. ceire all OniCer of Convoys and the Customs on board ; and lor this purpote al.o they are to ,lUi ,r lit the streams and waters of this kiss- km, as u:.der • s T•iii • easels to cruise in the Z:litet sea ae far AS Porn pus, and along W aed •ii, ss to , as the coast ..1 tiir wing. •ir. s. 5. rwil tcs...is to cra..e u, ibe streao.s or Za.d.sittl, be two,. the %Gaze stud the Wed bthrldt. • Uto S 4 'set to cruise ODIN the ens .t of Grotiovies the riser sto isi as MI% car be ,ffeoe.l otthristety.. •• By lever. Also, to auFgcst to the same Minister of 'Met ine, Whether the wAtiiting of the strands eat/ coasts may not he c•insidei ably facilitated by the Officers vt the Convoys aid Customs, in common with the militsry force, and better effetled by the IMAM of t:legraphs along ase coasts ; and the po pes places to be penmen out. " To request his Excellency the Minister of War, to station troops, and cavalry in particular, upon the coasts, and upon some islands wheie suificient vigi lance hea n.rt been used, viz. " in Friezeland and Gronirgeslaad, between Harlingen and Delfyzl, a squldrau cf cavalry ; and to put them at the disposal of the Cornmandii.g Offi:er, according to the Africa of the substitute Fiscal of Convoys and Customs, M. C. L. Van Zeyme, at Hai lines. " lu East Fiiezeiand, as far at the Jahtle, a sqoa droo of cavalry to be disposed of according to the diseretsiso of 14. Van Rionssysik. Cutlaistruller•Goilib. tal sd Use Finances ia East Frieas!and, as performing tlta failluistss of Commissary-General for Coavisys sod Customs to that province. I hiz_ " /a asbalt 4111 the islands of Anatland, eir 1:::. Mitt 1 4 tb ing. giv I of stick i t•ftil, Cowl ts of niknerr, end Tersschelling, a detachment of 20 in fantry, and iv@ or six cavalry. " In the country of Voorqe. a detachment of ca valry, twanging of about 30 men, to be stationed at Ntielle, Ouse/orate. mid R •kkange. " In the island Oeerflakkeni a detachment of omit 12 infantry, and 12 of cavalry, in the Goeda Rehede, Middelharms, and Sommelsdyk. " Upon the island of Schonen. 30 cavalry, mete or less, between Brouwershaven and Zorickxre. " Upon the island of Noordbereland, a subaltern, and eight cavalry, more or less, to be stationed at Cor tgeene. " Provided also, that all such military corps shall respeiftively extend their services, to the assistance of the Officers of Convoys and Customs, posted at the neighbouring, places above-mentioned ; and be sides en..king a common cause with them, they must be careful to keep such a sharp look-out, as shall he found requisite for the service upon which they are employed, and necessary tnr the execution of the orders of His Majesty the King. for the purpof.a of putting a stop to all communication with the enemy. and the prevention of the introdudion of every kind of BI finish ma .ufaflures and merchandise, villa) is serial)? forbidden. " All Officers and servants belonging to the Con voys and Customs are hereby charged, en conformity to the express desire of His Majesty the King, being assisted by the military force, which is already or shall hereafter be added to them, to make common cause with them ; to la in concert with each other, with the view of preventing a:1 navigation, trade, or communication by or with the kingdom of Great Britain ; and for that purpose to be equally milers by day or by night, in order that swelling may es cape their vigilance, or any attempt be made, with impunity. to evade the penalties of the laws OS. Bided upon the enemy. The Commissaries-General, Substitute-Fiscal, and Commissaries-Geoeral of the Convoys and Cus toms, are earnestly admonished to see to the rigid execution of these laws, and to cooperate with them by all possible means ; and upon discovei ing the least suspicion, whether of ioadivi ty, collusion, or im proper behaviour among the itaierior tethers, or that their attention or vigilance has been over-reached, or eluded by any person or persons, immediate mini mation of the same is to be given to the Allot:ter. in order that such Officers may be disposed of, accord ing to the importance oldie cast ; and the Jot mid °dims, superior and inferior, shall be per silently responsible for their &aims, and for the stria per. formalises of the task imposed upon them. *. in order to preserve the necessary vigilance in the islands of Schoues and Overflakkeei both the riding officers now upon the island of South Beielabil shall be plated upon the former island ; one near Haamstede, and the other near Dakoland " The Consmis artes-General are hereby yes pedively enjoined to transmit to .the Minister with out delay, tat number of shipping at latsentderainca under embargo in tl.eir respretive departments, by virtue of the Minister's aferesatd resoiti'oons, tog.- cher with an acom.it of that lading, ur was ever may be found oa board of them, whether drpotio.o oh 6: lOre, in the stmehouses. or other W.Se dispowil of. li any papers belonging to the ship, or rewiring to its lading, remain in their hands, these roust be trans mitted at the same iim ; and the COllllll saatiCS a higher charged w make a weekly repiirt of what -see Mly oven. to s_id stain, and also ol toe IlicAstireS put into exectiii.n cuace. rang their). •• IDe •:O:TiMiss.sty-lwri.efAl at kottatCattl is charged, upon las personal responsibtlity. to order that all slaps trader embargo. in his jertadistelen, at those cwt may hereafter bo so that situation, be Drought up to the Zee kautoto of that city. to under that he n. ty more coneemently 'weft, in cause them to U. inspected; and i urther tu place them in such a state of security, that their attest cannot by any means be violated. " His kxcellency the Minister of Trade and the C.ilaiiies is to .re requested to give the necessaty urdias, that an order wall be given by the Contrui Sartet•Crtilt !di at Rotterdam and Amsterdam, to his triliccrs bekugiag. to the storchouNcs. to inquire whether charge of the several lading. which are under ensnare, can be taken; and in case of the same being accepted. those vessels now under embargo, in the depai:ment of Amsterdam. or that may be thete berraiter. sba/1 be laid up is. the LAU I oJi• Duds of that city. RespeEting At tide VII. of the above mentioned decree. taturmation is to be given, by letter, to the Direfter-Gerieral of the lost-Otiice, and the Com. in scary-General of His Majesty the king. in least Erie/eland, in order that the necessary measuics may be taken for the stoppage of all correspon dence. &c. coming from prohibited places ; and that upon the least suspicion of the mime corn ing from the enemy's country, inch dispatches, &c. arc to be seized and transmitted to the Minister. •' His Excellency the Minister cf Marine is to be requested, by letter, to order the king's ships. sta tioned at the most distant posts and guards, to take the necessary measures for carrying Article Vi ii of the aforesaid Decree into execution. by the exa mination of ad passengers and travellers, to discover whether they have sudicient proof, that they do not come from the British 'stands; and such proofs ate to be iminedrAti.ly transmitted to the hinsistry. And with spelt to passengers by sea, io Case their pass ports do not Answer the conditions of No. 1. of liar I%l4:jest; 's Decree, a report of the same i► to be made forthwith; in the meanwhile, the ships and passen gers are to be detained under the gum ; and. in fu ture, all vessels coming in Irons sea, though they have no passengers un board, are to be detained, or otherwise to be sent to the nearest place of safety, under a trusty guard, which shall remain with them, till the prescriptions of the law, on the pan of the Administration of Convoys and Customs. shall have been executed. And, lastly, The Commissaries-General of Convoys and Customs shall be re.peatvely written to, in order that not themselves A10..e, but every person in their jurisdittion, shall be acquaimesl will. the accessary And rigorous measures, imposed upon the Wheels and set rants of the Convoys and Customs ; and also that ands persons shall be stationed along the shots and the coasts, to obtain proper eveuence, that passengers or travellers there surivir.g do not come from the British Islands, and to trans mit the same to the Minister; in tailors thereof, such officers are to be repotted; bat is all cases, itwageis arriving are to be put under proper sects. rely. 'los same condutl is to be observed 'stairs to persons who wish to go to en, ithbnot passports answering the conditions of IRAs 144:5t7 s. afiresair Decree ; which •caresses, that passports for persons going to sea shall contain the oases of the ship and Captain, the port from whence the vessel is to sail, and the clear and express name of its place of destination. *I Besides the necessary copies of the aforesaid Decree, an extra& from the present register shall :e sent t. the Advocate Fiscal General of the King for sea and land, to the Comtnisaries•Genersl, Substi tute Fiscals, and all other officers and servants of Convoys and Customs. •• A Copy of this Resolution, and the &hive mentioned Decree, shall also be transmitted to the Council of Judicature for sea and laud, with the letter hernia contained. eiissed) •s AR. Secretary-General." NAVAL INTI:LLIULNCi. 9014'ff/401'M sript. 27. Arrived the toms! gun-hrig from a cruise, with the Olio( Branch. Capt. Brent, from Stockholm. which had been captured by a French privateer, wh., pelt on hoard nine men, which are arrived in the f.a..art, who re-captured the Olive Breath; also arrived the Minerva transport, from Guernsey. The Leval gun•brig is appointed convoy for the Downs. _ _ _ Sailed the Redbreast gun-brig, for Guerney. The Russian ►loop of war Maws, Capt. Go!nein, is arrived at Spithead, from St. Patersborgh, fitted for a voyage of discoveries in the North Pacific Ocean. She i, to touch at the Brazils, from whence she will proceed round Cape Horn, to the sea of Karnschatka. The object is to explore that coast and sea mare to the southward thun the great Cook went ; where the Russians have lately established several ports --Wind W. . . A n u m b er of French prisoners have this week made their escape from the prison ships in this bar. hour, both officers and men. Fire at them were timely deeded leaving the Sqr.a. Four ashen cut A hole through the ►ides of the Croon. and made their escape. Three of them were taken. PLYMOUTN, SIFT. 26. Came in His Majesty's ships Munarck, Plove►, Hahagk. and Hap.d from a cruite ; Success, M•Coy. from Gibraltar ; ( Alarm. Nye, horn New Bedford; Stepheriwoa, from Charleston ; also several tumid' vesels, cletame by the cruisers. - -2 - Sided the naiad Run-l•rig ; and Lied Maud!,. tender, to the East wiArd.—Wind N.W . Vat ',MUTH. lemmata t 5. Arrived this day rtie Prznress Cbarietee packet. Kerr, with Mails from Jainaica k 37 days passage ; the fleet for Eng!att.!, sin..ler convoy et His Mafes. ry's ship Praia or And Priguired; sailed no the 241 h Pass n i zers per the packet: Coloneis Graves and C.t n w a y, Ciptain tithes, Mews. Mbyte. Alt c.ie and Maci,ei!. f Its Majesty's snip ;:sckatriee and flied cutt,r, born A ceniset lirrpe, Barrett, from Gibraltar ; paned with the flea this morning off the Liz mt. under convoy nt His Majesty's ship Sa turn and Sztfritnir; the 1) thish brig !Alta*, Peterson, fit m S.raa Cruz. snit!, dirfiee, sugar. &c. for Ham burgh. detatued by the :Vtisanda privateer, ;if this port. The Portuguese brig. Asia, 1)e Sot4a, from Lishoa, with wine a. d sugar, for Cortiona, detain ed by the i'refit , :vir privateer, of Gibraltar. Arriv..d off this po-t. and proceeded on for Lon- don, the Ameticna shy Iftimirnj Sites, Captain Haynes, trona Vitgicia. No news.—%Vind W. • DFAL I Si PT. 27. Sailed the No►thnmberleml East Intharran. also the homeward-bound West Indiernen, for the river. Arrive.' Hi% Marbty's ship 7 rooty. from Ports mouth. and sailed tor Sneerness.—Wind S.W. soissuaam, s‘rt._23. On the 13th of this month, at Holy Island, Northumheriand, disembarked trcm on board the Le,d,ar Parka, undar the command of Lieutenant Lyster, 7/th regiment', one Serjeartt and lb' men, for the 4th battalion of Royals, quartered in Ldos• burgh Castle, and one Seijeant. one Corporal, and one private, and 70 fine volunteers, from tie Somerset and Fifeshire regiments of militia, /Or that old and distinguished corps, the 74th Highlanders, to which the above officer belongs. The Landm Parka was Raced hack, by contrary winds, tram Noah Ber- wick, and suffered a gale on the night of Finlay. the I I th, the hoops bri, g obliged to remain in the hold, and the hatchways forced to be covered, along with the provisions na board getting bad, it was deemed advisable to disembark them. and to pro reed to Berwick, whet, they have waited for routes Isom Ediubutilh to enable them to proceed to their regiments. FROM LLuYOII LIST. C s alto. Sips. 27 —reseed by The Minerva, (a prise,) Grep nleod ; Ann, Weauley, hum b.eppa Image; Thoulat. 1131.643 y, a.•pi 111 rlel it , Nightingale, 11 . 0111 Salted, the I..nony, Tern, 1.)? New-York; Hamm, 111 , noun, fru our, Young, for Gotteliburg ; Ann, Riven, foe Malta; 'lumpily, Coulon t John, Conyers; Danscorabe, Callender, and the th6lllll, Waren, fot Petersburills. A•111•11D, In the Niver..the Irina, Hughes, (ruin Newry. D.—ine Amick, Us 1:4•4 au/ the Augustus, Vr.gians. At mor.i.i• t;eneral treseott, —, from Messing. At 11, ) i.,i, t —.4%• Eu.leavour, CUICOn• from Messina... At Livervuul..-the Iti.tby, Towers, horn Antigua; Experi ment. Taymr, front St. Lucie; Prince Wiliam, title, tmln St. V meent't; and Adam, Wright, Ingo New ' York ; Nemmius, Grhoy, fr..n. St. Waring°, Argo, Iddls; and the W.itmn, Leather& from tjacbre. At ttrittu:—the frnm Malta. At P. vormace--the Sisters, 1 , ..rr0t, from Chadeeten. le the Clyde—the Swat, M•Gibbusa, from Charlsotan; and the 1..0d Melw.le, Auk', front Antigua. At Uilapuni—the btaker, Barker, front Pietnn. At Mmitroie—the Pomona, 114twa ; add the Ganatons Frieddt, /leant", from Peterabiugh. At Leith- Me Mary, HSI, trout Pornbursh. At threito—th: Good Intent, London. The Hunan. CL•aasom, of Hull, is lost on the coast of Norwsy. 'rhe flopt, WYS.I 4 is wrecked in the Weights of 'kiwisle. • The Mona. Captain FOSTSI. in bar passage from Quebec. picked op Captain W Loa. and several of vie CT •Ve of the lie.., wrecked in the Straits of Belkula Lieutenant Luaaia. OS the 4lst real. meat. was also among the numbeNbeias a pawn ger ink Hope. They were all Willed at Berwick lam THE Amnia TS. --..—,...—..—. ' COALEXCIIAaak Seer. !O. T* lees WINOS .1 WIWI MD sieredded. sod • ceesiiirtekis. eke% M tits slid r dish ohs, is :t . = h. roes of t!s. yes quaker. liteisy is 1464 saws. Whits Peas am spits et Feather slimes se ekes. lid ikss gees Ga s . eel. Nam et site me kiwi. limp sr* rises. TY. supplies se ts...s ore odsiddasble, d.. 1 stes mi.. k tee seated simers, add airs id rink- we di subedits**, rim CURRENT num Or ShliAIN. Witte........ • 4!.. Si '4. 64e. Tisk Nees .. • • 411. 30s. A. fins 50........(4.. Tes ea low .. ... lb Mt. us. Ky.- ( ) ....Os Oa. W. Pulsed' 4k. les et 8.,• ey M. t 6/1.. 701. al rape liesd CI t7l. A White Pw... .N l3. lids ßl Fit,* new...• en. Mk. 44%, flee, ........... 60. 64 , • il %dawdle IC bid. W. Semis (0 d)....345. 406 Od. PRICC t 40.1. POCairl. Kent b his te . lll G. 1-et "...ell PA is n IS Salt ......S1 los to bl 16 hire , * ....SI 12. is 61 is km ., .....,)i 10 n to ii 141. E.1. , 1i55i...71 Us tallll Ye ---- PRICES OF HAY AND Srltis Tess sario•r• IT. a A mtes. wo.riesiaseL. Hay 31 I* to GI SA Hay . 4 , Os to 61 tk Suave. It 49. to II * Now Of ...a se v. ..... Ch...a ....al Ile •• 'I —• Stm.' II 14s to tO 60 SMITHFILLD, Sart.llll. The supply of prime Bram way lbw day, imesieel, &ad the • Market au vorrnal exhiletal as aboortiot 'helve( Cat*. Mutt rn and Lanais are dearer than oar bet repwrtylteeit cheaper ; Beet sae Veal support km pakemsoftMlWtraki, for the most past, was tolonddy good. The OA: Sap market were pretty heel! Shaw hes law he 'pub ewe jr.re dsy's market ; Ray suet Pas have gel op os Moll. the fulluw mg rime' aami numbota BOIL &canals MolooloOS To *la Um 441 pot steel* of Gib. _ . . Beet 4s. 04. to M. 4& 111140 Olt matt./ Telt Dot, Mutton M. Od. to 41: Si Woad: 3.314 Vea1.......5t. Od. to Gs. Od Shoop ~d Loods..• • 110 POI Od. to N. 04. Cams Pori lu Od. to bs 174. Pip 4W SMITHFIELD AYMARRET. W. Oa. to 41. 16. 6d. M. lit. to II 110. 01. a. St ton tee Od. Play litraw Clore, Wt;Aft *NI) LILADENNA Comase. is id to is 441 Oki so M Muttou Ss 4d to 44 id I Pent .... ...46 id to St id LambSt bd to 44 N. MARILEE'S. PRICE Of TALLOW. M. Janson Market In 14 Town Tallow swe Od lIN N C,rlll Market Cs N ToSkar Kum. —s 04 lie. 4NI Mimebawl Market Ss Ili Menu data ss-0 Od Is al per sew MO. ........... I 1.., ditto. 4i• .I Its 04 Ills illi I Idwiting Stu( .wa Od Ma 04 Amass 4s Oil ; Dino rough Ma 04 IGraves Good Dregs lis M lt s 04 Whew Solo, —ss to ttirt4onlud, cros...Curd Ma. 'nee or eart4t...., per eoetn. 111 04...M0ki1t. lea M. COAL-MAXIM?, Barr. U. Ws at USIIIAL Sold. Prim 16 ..hNu+d• lt 11. 04 a Ma SI 3 ..llunderland .... 3 41i 941 a bes .. SUMS Cee ' 0 Od a Od 2 ..Ctimbeis MULTI/IDS Of CREDITORS AT OVILDHALL, Chides Bastlett, TO 111114110111. M. a. mstropewead. St.Cleiles,l4l4l. _ __ dlesex, *UMW IllabOS • ' . ale John Ifebot arid Ovate Hebert, Onage•fasol. Seed • w i,k, Surty, tannins %Villidiu boy, Cbertsey, Semi, bawl.. . I 111 I 1111 PRICE Or STOCKS. TE3TERDAT. 3 per Onst.Consis 111111 b per Coo. Navy 14 1.... 3 pa Cant . .. Init. 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On Saterday essrelist, at Lambeth, Mr. Theater. d Dump , Common., to Slim Smith i es', daughter d the Imo bk. MO chael Wynne Smith, of the Looks A ourrorde Ofbeid John Cerrzer. 14 lialhpsaill. is the IS LIINACIF. SO ilk %teamster MIN begird. berth &aglow di "ha Laq..4 Marl6,ld, cues Tipperary. In Tipperary, by the flswtsMesr , d Rorporied Ambdoogra St. Leger, Caro Goyim* , the 11041 Frahm Mims 111 daughter of Kahan' Sadiver. lA. of Tippotaty. DEATHS At Heethwane. lia,3d Lloyd Sitito4o. re 4.131, llbjer et the nietattire Melina ' and only son et Edward favidelle, tee. et Cernshrrytion, nearlluthin. Denbighshire. On Sawnlay hot. at his haw. No. li3Ootal Reetellittbeet e 131.entettety, Samuel Got* Ew. 011011111111111011,1 ef His Imperial Majesty too Emperor of all the R0e11464 Off+cumuli ftuaai4o Comsat Game' is Gnat SOWN NMI. yt an. Early se Vidal eteeehts, the 13th lomat, Ms. Itereets of the (keit loss. bassos, emotes,* 1,3 9• 6010 " by all who knew her. VI A riot. 'PHIS U+l. 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