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• • • .•• • • 411/ . 4. POPTRY. APPOINTIMIT DISAPPOINTED ; OR S VON OCIILLMBIER AND " POT LUCK." An raglishnsim invited oars A German Mend is dine, On phial pot tard—far such his phrase—. And drink mate good pert wine. 1%;. in Herr repair'd at proper these, • W.tb stomach fur the treat ; The vine no the Laude Von Schlemmer took hie scat. Bunn, tnrk,y, beef, by turns were seritit, Mein Herr derlidd earls one; Fowls, tortiv„ they followed neat, Von Schlemmer tasted none. Pis Host at length, by kindness tired, Prates! him to taste some duck; " Aldermen !" with groans, Von Schlemmer said, er I reit fie de lIMT t.tr7c !" QUIZ. 1WP140):P tr. Lines written upon the kind of CPIATIIAM's retirement fnas the Admiralty, and aim brought to recolleetton by •tha report of Me appointment to the command of a great ni,ditsry expadltitsn. doom in mere tie naval office grace, Should no sacctssur occupy thy plate ; Let some eoesplais k tlbst Mace, all ago ee, W.i =V, ogee empty, this whew turd by thee. • swwwwmammmummarm Ye.iterdav , raorinag ! His MitJaiive, Princesses AUGUSTA,P...OPII)A, MARY, and Mind*, accom panied by Ladies ELT and goalie', and Generals ()Ater and Fitsitot, went to St. Georg e's Chapel, aad heard a Serusou preached day the Rev. Mr. NORTURT. from Ecclesiastes, Chap. It, Verse I ; afterwards rode to Fregoore, where the KIN• dined, and at three o'clock returned to the Palace. Lord and Lady Chartism-were also at Chanel, and set in his Lordship's stall, as oue of the Knigiits of the Garter. Viscount and Viscountess CAVlrLiacAGit left town, on Saturday, for their seat noir titaninore. Sirs. Ogee Husetat. gave a grand supper, last night, at her house in Grosvenor-place was attended by the Principal Nohility in town. The Marquis 4 MeaTilloßD gave a grand din ner, yesterday, to the Earl and Counte ss o f Cowl, sseenetsT, dud several other Nobility. The Earl and Countess of fiAIDItICKE have re turned to their seat near Cambridge. Hyde Park. yesterday boasted but an indiWerent a)iew of Nobility. The uuuserous departures last week recount for _ Lady EDWARD fITZOCRAI., is orrived at Vienna, (rein her imprisonment at Calais. • Ou Saturday, tile Earl and Countess of Cam- Tto left town for Wiadaor s tors, klir respects UT heir MAJESTIES. previous to 1• aving town fur the sass*, which will take place on Thursday, when they will sot off for their mansion, Wilderness, in Aect. "e Irish will scarcely belicre Clot Seville cm be the treat of Poiriats, as it is kuuwu to *hound ith Orangemen. There is no truth whatever in the report that Sir HOME POPHAM out captaia in the fleet, for the preservation of the integrity of the Spanish Monarchy. The : town of Alresford, iu the county of •Hants, has been highly gratitied for route time past with a very respectable siompany of comedians, un ler the management of Mr. Mistrox. from tne Hay market, which far exceeds any former company introduce:l into that [.lace. The elaFant sniff-hat presented by his Mx. OBITS to Cardinal CtiLEVI, the Porent Nuncio to the Portagueat Court, ems of the value of two thousand guineas. The CARDINAL sailed on Tues day, in the Stark, from Portsmouth, for Itto Jae neno.—The Stork took out disinitches for S,r SIDNEY SMITH. The raga of driving is increasing d lily. The gentlemen nov all affect toe dress of coachmen; and friends who attend them iestate the appear once of the mal-gnartl, with a strap and a horn.— The style for the carriage 1. to he a reseinslance of the mail, in colour and furniture, and the box to • have a snub-rbth for a seat, cod the pole to have Amine to it•—which is called-•-••• the music of thu bars." Mrs. M'Y stow performed Cohtabiee. and the part of Pamela, at the SHUS Pareil Theatre. on Sa turday night, and received unbounded applause. There was also an excellent Corps gist Ballet: and inimitable imitations of the moit distinguished performers were given by • gentleman. Their Ito"-al It ;homers the Duke and Duchess of Vona honoured the Haymarket Theatre with their presence, on Priddy evening, to see "11r. Stzeatossils admirable piece of The Critic. which was performed at the request of their Royal ILO ne.ves. Mr. James, of Covent-garden Theatre, made his tint appearance at the Glaszow Theatre, on Wed nesday last, and . will be follovred by ELLVITON, BANKISTZR, INCLIDON. MENDEN, and EMERY. The Countess of liatuts %term( will leave town the latter end of this month for Ireland. • Lady O. CAVENDIsIi is prevented leasing town, on account of two of her children being ill with t!•.e measles. • A Critique in a Dohiin Paper upon Miss Sitirnis iserforinanre of Bririsitro. aays We can there fore (ally say, that she did appear, and that she +ap peared to us a :tor of brit - tin:it lustre, of sterling 'v ine, of uncommon beauty —not as a meteor, occa sionsily to dazzle, and then shed a pale and sickly light—';lit as a cloudless leminary, presenting to th e ',banished socrtAitOrl continued beauties, at one time r iisiag the . mind to the subl:mest heights of virtue, aud anon melting the sold iota teara." As the Worthing stage coach was ring out yes terday morning from the lr)olden Cross, Charing- Cross, it upset under the gateway, on account of some defect is the par snliit. Several of the pas te nger& were co much hurt as to be twelale to pro ceed eo their journey. IWARGATi7, JULY 7. Yesterday ao occurrence took place here, winch 'ernlttXt some alartu at the tune, bat fortunately terminated without any serious couseptencei : the bathing-machine belonging to the rt•a-oathing in firmary, t tailig out with four men and nine or ten boys, having arrived at its proper depth, and the driver being in the net of turniag the machine round towards the shore, one of the fore-wheels dot fast upon the lock. end reader'd the machine unmovable. The driver perceiving the situation he was in, and the the at the time making its way ra pidly upwards. immediately gum the alarm to the tenants of 11.6 venicie, ad of whom were already stripped for airlietisio ; but, en the alarm, of course readerheireat of their way, the itiee assisting the children. The driver fo.tainitclysuceeded in releas ing his horsey, and also rendered 'material assist ' auce in recovering the clothes left in the machine. A blue-coat boy (of whom there are niae in the infirmary), of about tan year. o d, being on shoe-, I and seeing the danger, iin nediatell stripped his livery, plunged into the w sees, brought our boy oat, and materially assisted in rescuing an. other; itp fart the only mischief which accrued was the loss of afro* trifling articles of wearing appa rel. as many articled drifted up with the tide. tad were left ou allure, as did also the maehioa its 4 • mhaa=s. CAPTA I FLIN to IiRS. The following is an ex...set from a letter. written by Captain Flinders, who was some 'ears since on a voyage of discovery. The letter was given to some of the inhabitants of the I.le of France, who had hen kind to hi.A, u i their leasing that place for Amrriru, recomin •iiding them to favour, in the' eveot of their litin token by ally of nor cruisers; Wilkens Plants, is the (aloof France, January itJ, HOW =is--Trostioe to the well-knows liberality if midmost that ilatiugumihis the Co.nmanders of Dv Majesty's daps, and the i - .twat they take io the fate of their brother eels, whom the chance of war throws into the hoods of the. enemy, I premium to address a letter to yea, althoogli 4 is more than probable I base inn the hsuuur of being to the number of year scoettatences or Lassie ay voyage, how ever. to New 11.1Isaul and the ;Moth sets, rut the purpose,- of discovery, fltly oat be itakttowo to yuta, ear that after meaping him shipwreck I arraTil at the Isle of f whore, aotwithstassliag my sesesymeat, hitherto reasc ems in woe, and my passitost Urea the that First usal of hams,' was mode a peruser, and my vessel, my chola, beeka, sod papers, take. trues me by his Excelleacy tbm Caputo-Getters' De Caen. ' After a lapse of three years said a hell; the Goveresteat of Fraser se d sat, orders to set ow at liberty, aid rosters my vessel, but with winch the Cap. tais.Geasral has net yet thought prayer so comply, sew six smooths mbar the arrival of the orders, sad scar two yaws alter the dale. The supremalented iiijortite be has esteemed is this cue arises from hie national sommity tii oar country, and particularly to me. It will perhaps oar day be harms era to he Goverment, in spite of the spe ciosa pretexts with which be appears to have hitherto corerod his procerchage. If such coLduct, so unheard of iv tide en ligbleasd age, excites roue surprise and iodignistion yogi will, Sir, be not lea pleased to learn, that a coosiesraide part of the most mpectable inhabitair• of the Wiwi have evinced, hy their atteatios, their hospitality, and fneosily proceedings towards me, bow little part they take is the sentiments of their Gra .vernor, and how ear= as interest in toy v.tnation, in which they see a vestal' gives to the Wooer at their must: es an easamtilleS saioa. 4 hostoter-bowtor to hamsis averaos, it ATV. SII IFU Late Commander of His Majesty's the loweetigister. To the Captain ur Cairn Ander orally of Hu Majesty's ships. seetwwweimwrie On. Wednesday wi:ek a suarptuous 'honer was given by Mr. SiIEARDOWN. at the Allantiow - liowie in Doncaster, to the Mayon rind Corporation, on his being elected a Member of that Body; *oats Ball in the eveni ig to a lar4e party of friends. considerably exceeding i4O. No entertainment, we understand, on soy rituilar occasion, has been more di•tiaguidie.l for hilarity, and the gienenil sa tisfaction of all who partook of it. The Papers hare been in an error, in stating, that the Ar. Icashop of CIiNTLILIBURY is about to build a new Palace at Croylin, with property left lay Archbishop 'foe fact es, that the oresent Archbishop, last summer bought Ad. lineton-plice, near Croydon, the seat of the late ' Alderman Triscoirmicg, with the money which re su:ted fro:n the sale of the Archiepisco m 4 Palace, at Croidou, lay Archbishop Cotten/sta.'s, with the addition of some delapidations in the tine of Arch bishop Seettca, which have been vested is the Fulda foe the above purpove. It will, iu (Mum, form a pact of the See of Canterbury. The tilrqUlS YILUJO. the Spanish Minister to A otriea, lately arrived in this country, is married to an Ain.sncan Lady, Miss 31.asnt, the daughter of the Go. erne of Peansvlvania. There was a strong ecrttest fir precedency between this Lady and the IH an. Mrs. Meaty. wife oldie English Ambassador of thot name. On Monday week, the very fine bod y d men, Earl Ftrzwit.Ltases battalion of the West York militia, was reviewed at Plymouth, by Lieutenant- General ENat.avv, attended by his own and the staff of the dharict. This regiment is not only the strongest, but has, perhaps, the tallest and straight est men of any in the service they mustered up wards 1.1 1300 men on the parade. The review was a high treat to military men. Among others were present.Adinirals Yocrtc. Scrroa, anal HARVLT ; Generals Yloaseaa*, STET EYE, BRIGHT. SI ER• (ER, Roil many officers of the artillery, 62d, 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, and the militia regiments in ;garrison. It is needless to add, that the West York received the thanks and high approbation of General ENGiLMW D. Chichester Theatre closed on Saturday evening, for the beneat of Mr. and Mrs. KELLY, after • most profitable season for the Managers, though not for the Performers. Daring the benefits there hay been only one gonel night. which was far Mrs. Waists and Mrs. lisaaL, last Thursday eireniag. by desire of hie Grace the Doke of litcomoso's Sipisee Yeomanry Horse Artillery. The house was quite full. and selions leave we ever seen a 'greater aiseniblao of beauty, winch consisted chiegv of the principal farmers' daughters for tea tales round. The perforrniincer wen. the Comed% of She Stoops to Conquer mid Teas Thumb: both pieces went oft' well. Mrs. W , ta. Mrs. Herdcattle, and Mrs. BAIR', in !!lire, receibed considerable applause; as did Mr. KELLY is Waal Ailiirloop OILIERT, in Tom : , Lqinplriii. kept the sunbeam in good humour; his Lord Grizzle. in the Farce, was at excellent perfmuutisce. The receipts of the house were between .so!. and C4l. The Barrack, are quite emote, which ii , one move if tbe Per formers fi aI ng is their hellcats. LIW ..g.vrgr-traiNcle . ,: „1,%, COURT OF KIP/01 1111..Nuti, Weseinewistiikliiirt LABEL. etfeatiOE a. nerve ! . •... . , Mr. ateente stated, that into was iltoeholl brought by an attomey of this dine!, fee • emir and sesitelalous libel. He then elder:4..l u ; son , injury rich geutleine• were iikel.r it satanic oy. . aspersions bring thrown oat a 4raileit their character. there brio, generally a prejudice existing its the public mad, tosiog to these haring to struggle with the worst 'uasion* and habit. of maiikiod.— Che present Pla intiff had practised, with gneat f pntatioss, for a considerable number of s cars, . Ailesprerth, in the county of Sault. ill.. hap pened to bare • ledy for a client, a Mrs. Love. ( 75 yours of age. who h tying an estate s!ie wirhal &spins of, employe.% oil) to transact the sale of It beim; thou.:lst that the teuant, the frathPr of t 0 4enda.it, then in 1101be4Mil0f1, had deteriorated i (white, by neglecting it, she directed an action be brought against him for damages. Tile m:, Imaging of that process **sell th e c o . itiec ti o . i which the Plaintiff lied w th the Defenda.it, oe b.i, faiher 7 yet the o.•fendant. who wits a gentleman 'to tb army, wrote a very violent letter to this old lad: in which he spoke of this atto•nec as folgrus:— g• I dare say you MN be surprised atinitirtsgnier Sr freus log het ttiemoilv2 slue\ urges me to write is to esp.^ si my uraisilaimeut at yaw raving commenced sacb.au tenon agani.t any father, all% so far from haring ii,jartd farm,. has improved them. As to the Wormy you haw:: PloYede lam at liberty to aldose you, out u Ms friend, as lim implacable cursor, from his conduct to my Rohm.- Tau shears impressed ,intrulf satisitied ; (,ut now, is return fur my father's matting a few hundreds into your porket, you mid sour attorney are inclined to lace hiss and his fa mily; tut I am rather disposed to think it is your:Manley, eir some week re.no.l, that lass irtria:d you to such a Pr' ceasing ; shinnies I taunt 'my, that he has awe wire 1 :weolumm, for anew did nature stump upon the visage of . of that_yeullesesea so sauels the appearance of a petty-filler as 6a eke prom you twee employed. I have no doubt he! ladle* apse an Ineellitnif, to net like a spark, and will Jr. MI. 00, mu's reopeety, no master who, pnwidiac it 614,p mime hi Ida mill. 1 shah met waste say we oak opium .feel . .a ambito, bet shall nay add, I wish so millaiipmstf ,kaissia l to,ise grinsisog poppy." He (Mr. Gstaittow) remembered of an actiou, 'haviug beetiehrougbt, and thump* i being obtait use nigai • prime for calling au ittb r uey a d. *learisolilly • which, like the present - instance. mesa a low follow, or a petty-fogger. Shy. Love, imme diately upoo receiviug dub letter. sent it the Plaii 'tiff, who sent a pervoil to reinonstmte• with the ' fondant, but he persisted that every thing it tinned was true. Witnesses were called to corroborate these fee* : The ATTollialr-qaa num, for the Defendant,. did out entirely justify the w ding of such • .brat argued, that the Plainti ff had t a ke n a • • ; pay ef justifying his character, by delaying, or ens "ace of tiro years, to bring any action, an theo bringing it in the Cosset at Westminster, in stead of a Court in Suffolk, where the injury '(lf any) was alleged to have heeu morstairierl. It was also aiagalar, that the Plaintiff had net thonett proper to produce the jadgment obtained by Mts. against the father of the Defeadaiit, to "rove, .bittbauasisam. et -Mtalkanuares gives, that it trio smell townie& 'Fawn this sot having been done, tie was entitled to infer, that no damages. or *Me anly nominal damages had been given ; and, Amu', i re, that the Plranitiff was convinced that aletima'' ass not 'originally justifiable. - The Jury returned' verdict for the Phieliffsea. Damages 51. AIIIIIMION lk- GOOLD. . • Thaw sat au **ion brought by a tailor, again , the Defendant, a young gentleman of na Intik ' :Liellailkilmstectioass, *se payment ofansecoufd*. farnished to him sad his servants, ameigee. Mg to 1131. les. it appeared that the Dcfnett• oat's annual income amounted to 51,7001. that he feted in greet style, and kept a great retinue of see. emits, at fernidiesl lodgings, in Otehard-streat. • Pedinan-ecplare, for which he paid a • rent of 100 guinfras per niehth. Mr. Goad's establiJinse•it at the *toe thie-bill was cootracted. consisted of a butler, a Truman, a coachmais. a postilion, two Icreeigia sad • boy. He kept a barouche and Isar; did a boach and four. While this account was iticartod.tthe Defendant was in his minority ; and at the age of 1) had married a Miss Hawkins, by wheat' he gut 50001. Ile dial not come of age till the *octuf September, isco. at which time his debts amounted to 41,0001. and it was found ne cessary that his friaads, Sir Edward Kostchbull and Mr. Hamenerslec, should talc* the inanazeinent of his assure into their own hands. This they accord ingly, did, and limited hit etrenditure to t4OOl. a year, paying his creditors, with had trusted him during his .minority, with ten shillings iii the pound, which had been offered• also to the Plaintiff, but which lie hail refused to accept. Before the conclusion of the investigation, Lord ELLattaoaoVall expressed his opiiiio:i there should be some check laid apes, debts .ontrarteil with such yotmg men. and recommended to the Plaitittra Coons,' (Mr. Park) to accept of the 701. offered, , without cents. This the Counsel consented to, and a juror was withamwn. COCRT OP COMMON PLEAS, SArvirDAT, JOLT 9. In a case. Baker v. Shackle, for the recovery of a book to which both parties claimed right, and of which the Defendant had obtained peasant, by breaking open the desk of • person employed both by him and the Plaintiff, Lord Chief Justice hlasisrfaro ishserred, that the book woos document to all parties, and reenm mended a compromise. This however, was declin ed. His Lordship then info-coed the Jury, that, aoreably to law, they mu,t And for the Ddeudant, the Plaintiff not hasiny made out that the book was, his pmorrtr. To', the Jurc, after deliberating and remonstrating repeatedly, declared they could not do.—His Lord,hip, to remove their scruples, ordered that the book shookl be, for a CerMall pe riod, in the kends of the Clerk of the Court, • pro cedure which gave satisfaction to all sides, The Jury, however, mill found for the Plaintiff. desired to name the dam fens, they named 501. The Lord Chief Justice said, they had given sot. for a hook not intrinsically worth three farthing,. A ewe betona the wine pasties also come Sri in the Court of Kilig's Bench, being an action of tres pass for tasking open the door of a room beiooy ingc to the Raiatiff. The presel.ce of the material Wtheess, however, being required io the o:.c Court. while he was giving 'rides= is the other, the Plaintiff was rioaaaited. far lio.oo tea, are ordered ta be got ready at the .eLpet otJestieFf eheaer. A letter front Dublin, dated July the Ph. oar, / " The Expedition will be newrly to leare Cove tbia. evening, at which bum asta horses will he eushailte• The Cotonsande,-ii.-IL:bief. Sir A. IN LET, left tools tkis soaroiur to ran the *awe and pliant army he is to coninaand. Tile w:io e. .s. believe, will Rail by Wediiewb.y eveining or Thurw. day autnitlx = Glen,. IlfVe r was an armament that left this count.. , for the wit cis of which the lit heart wss so softened by an many kind and sow vinous:ins." I ile on lions are mode to the onsoina tioll Of Lord N ATM Ifill t as Commis tiler of the Ex. pralitiott now oot, and the difficulty of find ing any General tiffi. rr, Oil whom the polblir. *nun deuce can repose, reminds its of am army totes re lated 'of Sir Roars? Watrot.a. ThAt able Mi nister, like Cardinal FuswaY, by whom the affairs of France were then administered, contrived to maintain 'Great Britain, during above tarry years, in almost untiterrapted peo..e. Hut in the year 1739, being driven, very reluctantly, be the pnivolar clamor, to vommenee bostilittelwith Spain. in rots sequence of Cantain Janata' pretending to Lava lad his ran in the liwy of Honduras; Sir Kinker called for the list of General Offreers. llartil A run it over hastily.. he threw it dowa poi h some emotion, " I know not," said be. %abet effest eta Gentle men at produce son dier•aniany ; but, Wore God, they Joke. we !remade !" The hate Lora OKFAID. his boa, belie. kooolTB'. 110 P: Met W POLE, used to recount this anecdote, sr hid) ,s of unr questionable authestici:y. On Nlonday last the Spanish prironers on hoard the Su Dammam, awl Sea Anima,. prisniesships. at Porsinooth, amounting to I ISR, were reinostal on board ids trAnspols, which wore pmvpled to take them noise. The French prisoners were nut a little mortified at the departure of tiff: Spaniards, and the observation* winch the Sratorards made to them.—They told the Frauchmeo that their in n .. taisoluetit would lag while llob.r.outt. rr, Y nrd ! A slight efisturbatice took at F'ortoa orison. in salaam; those Spina& from the Frenchmen who wart taken trader the frecch 1ia 4 .—!4.-veria French .strn attempted to nark for Spa.aards; ti .e Sua urards exposed this lornseotion. which created much anger between them.—On Tist,dav morning rho transports went out of h a rtwill,.-B,,iiird** titer -ailed for Corinna, under Cat. Ilastimem. Thirty Thousand Ported- Lotterv, at J. Waatat*: • No. Id, Cor..Mill, where now on rale for the'; , 1 !Attars. drama , • - • --".',-' -- '• 57 ~• .-.77rITME7W - 1 77 '.i' - : .• - . ~. - T • . . . • . I .ad tle;etel elf! errs :..q l . • tignallnik..4 et.:.: .. . 0 ". •• oi " oi ~..i . .4 ' -:- ~g. - .stun: Pd LICE. • gist . .r. PR If . • -to .g.. , ' soir-orieere. 1 . */SR trompirod, es Frills, *Teeing. at ‘ E. . b'r; 4 Mil ii" .ll6WlS 4 .. I of h Si . :i . A , ii.e.eire 1... e myna pion • e sop a-tl.r . .iaa • warrant for as inset, •Incl. are *early sodiete .1 to hire , aea t tiste r ipaisie r I le•VICI or a CIIIII4Iart se love, einrri•ge, relle . "dakgyes teet'lrre, a.. angry /ether, brie-iets ell:e.' ' /4- 1 bable• dee.* were suvulee lin it The 0.111 of 11r PM* a 1 • any loweirtiters+sit, ,uf Nee/gate-street, hae for row ta-re i v i er . is "Pewee- Is a bowie in Vt. ltai-s's-plocr. *bur eset..a 1 I the giusys*.e c ame o 0.-, and M e . W ut• h-esior e a...ore. w.:l. , the. dow.hter of th e It (-per of d.c huger —M owiete waft :OP ''' err. ell spins. The youn g m e i, however, th. , 0411111 atlas- I ' el.— wiry to ask pope. ewleebt, Let • fro nays ghee he broke hie t re, love affair to Lis father, who, h avast 'about three taw/ ' ..,,, it into the hspp. state of eust.loeu,y, alreouror did taut oh- lett to hie goo'. chentikg hog ekes, hat lasoneel cots was ha die object of his ell.ke ' Vp/le the 'desired ii.ftweineisa ; et of Whi t tee-, ho objected very gesowsly, .and said ho wire 11 to woo d seine to Owing tuaitc i.a a fatl y, l Ito own sorry. ,y it. contra r y in th e ir permits to hhl non ; wit? be tall is I r the isa.rying her, he atieu4l walk hini-el wet o4 _ .his awl i wet expert say tbniag Nast hi. i 4/ tar Ater heseet a wi 14 i the - twe her up, be would Airily give blameable.. bobires. . il to The y a ng Imo i , err ) , geld, be was Waal* I. lissawer tio t o :,- marry bar Th e father sewed him to rale s ;suer 111 'way tiit•h of breathe; it off, hot the yoaerataa doellord defog tt Thw her fusber, how ever , scu t a Inter to dust geed, whole produced' • ' • very viole n t levier, is reply, frtnei the brother uf tbe r. 4 • ' t the oar, threat. aggy to horsewhip the fillble. no I, :ttre . . 1 ieirl , it issued out , b a d t h e entree .effeet ; he, up. Its wog i s : _ therm to the so., he wig • . ex:rebid, irribiled at there.. - fr/es lease .0d weft olfgrod to has father, - ghat et. 71..roday he „my *A off foe St. J , ......)i.p.5ee, waled, by Joseee of h.& Whet., ' ,li on with a grind in war 4b. p, and the tad gattlema., hew In sigh . your glee that b had saCeardeal a Cal e dt a dispute to ft .4.,1•14 • em his sue, be ruit.4l rut gaitutpayeA s .I. lie hoe to Rio she , b u t brother a good boniewhiy,...m. Th/ old gerdeotaWg wails Kr.— came to Fag.. fur »beg the.... got to lb. bomb, Aft. deal • eturn of violent language had pawed, a battle royal toellt plate bar w •k et , tweet him and lie brottar. Mr WM., hogeswer. ate- u s y o . ceedel in giving the broiler a borewedimptis ... the street. mile ,. the consequence was, that a servant Ages oheoloolt abeigal i pm . Mr. Wills, jaa. fur the violent nee.alt. wad Ile wee br o cthe . d uo tee the Ake, is the eve -.1.1g, by_ Lavender. Os that:awe he. i y use ing werestirated before Ur. Weals, it append duet lea l= time the b ro th er ' s violent kart was sent to Mr. Wilk, ee- flier, a verbal challenge wee left to iilit Mr. Welk jw+nor ill Jr- with posts*. Whethe r It was by we.talse chit the ebehe tt yp i e win g s wag set yreywiti !eft, w whetter it was w.ifoily taisoodoro wen 5...1.1 .: ~ r ' ;elle.. did set appear . • egad( /ifs. •tiuts. tit ugh* rest. . s 4TA I the eireabibLarag e to raw...... port.* .... •ootoey le 611 ala l gIe•ZZ I . 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M . i 11 • Alia, dis illaterdeg la la abbadir• . - • loft" ' • Ofti•.'illireuit Me. 11. eats illtig *Me* .IhObbligblibierl.oll et St. I' owe, hat eitaheravetiiiro posed thoradusgof et laure% r , for i tat o. aeSesoebisell wee o ou.by the aiuight uf led .. ._ ' lookty•toworeowe lb epee Newly WS dew _, „.• • t IMIIII gab grim wren t The lirtgoto• OhOpowdllllllo. 7, ....,-- ; , Iloaribit mow. to a.. 1 is eighties names. • .. anet• 7 ' ." • - 4.• _ -.id. ....i.wommarmoodmmermo. Wile , Am* frigate, Csetaiu tea gate. gisaillgi Lt.& . ' 'mutt to ships bound to the id Ml' isNa fiegi Port4isoush. The ' ileib:= r°, ' Ce , artts *d}h - Wt. Zhawit Akkica, w r 'it waiting • foe ' wore . :tr i fnbst 4- . 1 e l___"' Capra/ Llautemose, i n return to the Cork , to- . r irfilz "' boo. this dam The /laity tAtgueia failits_iftrais 111 47 , lune. t o talc s o n hes. al as Ilklivis IMOViallholl as ..ne ciuktv. rtim ' cries; and - to ba id tona,mi., reotti,woo lee can. T)tisse • four.olayik.aial the Tramp*, Ste Ttooki 4 . iff"" Haasy,4o4 Jrcgdy 41. i.vetwel, Lieut. ti - row s , - :enra.rose the . ..note of i..e il storiven,le envoi tome at . Spidutad. He fete tihiksf . tArte ogre oat been 14.40-4.1 sins ..._ for revered years. ,• ir . is " 1 " Saturda, iniothorfera l itoh Nobleman reached, it for town, via klynaoutbi 1.4111 we de .at.. taalerated that : wet ' lie has twouhot apry iaartictilar lies/. at he Medic./ anti other stores. for WOW thel.s. are ordered to. be , sot foray at rise d 1 . sril at.lrismict r convoy of the gotten - 4 pd- sold t., Shir , s, last truly ro•te...**e Oflllreu Teket , .‘,14 ,:harys ore Prl7lli of