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4 SePt.. J. B:ti or '‘ lap ii.t r n ; litivit N A if lilr. t ei rti Nr_e.dl op - But they It it. L A I t ai ionic ot meet ' , Cou I t of lo lu i he JUDCt Aw the Belk al. orrivoi of o it ocooooto irc CL ;Ale of loo m Lh attempt e d 3 tetprize pro f Trader to a fa upon, on VI . / ill app ar 1 3 t litrierent botaa &urn, wlava airy, during LS 9 10 1 l 0 r l u Ile :he last •eri oo atillation of b i day of Deal ty dolt after t / I °° Bll Y , teceit. ion of Glavars, His M4.j cittti IJS6TY is Conti. r the time linattt Si'homiest, Cap )n the Dim% go." a Romano of a favou L9IIIIIIALP Cll hit, Lent Adv, Lewd Hector , MD! , P k r year. ition of the 141 where they wait Falmouth, taun Spam, with the *ns, as soon at oulue.s ounl skip's cottimay:' was tatter pos fount! to be tAt lihing, !lure to comimo!, sap he ?lefts, zee a meowd haul'. Maio St:Tact night, to 14,t,1 ed, she was I.e• - , the Narroa3 ct patteriee Ghia 1.(e41. idad .o ,Anzteua mg to .Serwas, rnew, Ite Lilac, 1 41 Ttiatiel to !raisnawas coo follow the anr.v rthafrn Nth* of tht we ate terry to geucy. at Littkor• the FaCetTA county of so, 16, 1800. Prtition *hick I Ta r Lomb. sad Mut. WI of 60 Cass! vi gills swab. romast Mesa!n. with &vetches • to the Supreme ort of these di•- were reported :Abinet Couoeil, Other. web %not trprwe uY tokrie uileit wow attei,d- od of Barcelona. engagement lota le tirb. and tust Spaniards. the gammon of Bar g use% 1,000 of rimul 1644'm:81/ WO ri, as flay have ,gvery «ray 4 4. e French. and so llama t• be for they straitened. iry tlicy most d ist smoreir ) Merl. • 4?i.:H'E.I:Y FESTIVITIES. t . 1,1 Saturday la st, her Grace the Duchess of il„cos, the Duclics4 of MAN‘HESTER, and liett.caaut-Geleen,neral tfrom he MaH rtiuntley uis of lip Lodge. aTLa The Y, rind Ahen pacricssof MANCHESTER was ace puttied by her sNt Lord FaeliCtli 'MONTAGUE, Lady Jeaw, and Led? CAROLIN E MONTAGUF.. On ' Monday the .clan of GOItDON, the Duchem of M ANCIIESL .03 d fatuity,. Lord Iltnertvv, the Hon. Cat tail GORDON, Sir ALEXANDEK BAN NERSIAN, r. puotion, of.Pittour„ and a large party of Fashi 'wages, did Mr. BLACK the honour of a Visit ut DiviiiihU brewery. After seei n g the various de tiaAments of lair extensive works, the party visited tie %tore cellars, and drank the health of their host in his. delicious:brawn stout. Mr. BLACK having received perini.ion from the Dorlimates of Goa tat and Maractmarrea, and 1.0141 HUNTLEY, to re their names to three of his largest vats, the cc woody ef 4hrieteniug them was performed with the usust solemnity; after which they adjourned to the ma' .nag barn, and partook of an elegant dejeune, ls ennsistiut af Ceery delicacy of the seems. Itiewomd ree rte:•e i n in the true national spirit by the puchest Of MANCHESTER, &c. &c. to the mask of the Argyleahire militia hand, who also played many hrtutifill and appropriate tones on the occasion. 'Vat workmen of the brewery were not forgotten, but were enabled liberally to regale themselves Olathe work of the day. • Thursday morning, His Ms.rurrt, Princesses So. pats, AUGUSTA. and AMELIA. accompanied by Lord WALSIIGHAN. Lady Caami.ut, Gen. FITZ. su s., sud Col. TAY Loa. (disk their usual rides 30 the Pule at Wiliduor, au4 returned at twelve o'clock to the Palace. Ywtavlas a Cabinet Council was held et the Foreign Office at two o'clock. The Prince of Watts left Windsor, on Thurs day ellernoon for London, and will return this day to Windier. The Duchess of Yost left Windsor, on Thurs . b y a ft sr eees, for Outlands. His lhisicirt•T and the Patncessra did not ride yesterday mowing, as usual, the weather being eery wet. Yesterday afternoon the Duke of MotTaosE, Master of the Hones, arrived at Wine/ear, and after waiting on His MAJMITY, went to the_Royal stables, acoompenird by General Fttraoe‘See. to inspect the homey, cameges, inc. On Thateday afternoon E.ut CAMDtS.. after at teerfieg the Council, set off for his seat at the Wil deroms. is Rent. The truly learned. venerable. and universally es teemed Dr. GLAIIIII, we are happy to say, is re covering from his late dangerous tedisposition. Lecie Pears bed a select card party. lest even isg, et her house, in New Norfolk-insert. • Lord POiteleteTllll left town, pos ts rdey, for his Brat in Glomeestershire. CoTimet sot Mrs. Beetlll6lll , we urillorted en town; nett week, hoot their seat in Yorkshire. - Laid and Lady ()twice and Miss Cooesuten Wend to leave teen. this day, for their *Patin Lam essiaire. to pas; the Christmas festiAties. Viscount and Viscountess 1101.111.6LCY are ex pected, next week, at their house in Stauliope et reel, My-Fair, from' A o gimes. It 1 01 elln, that the elegant echolar and poet, the Rev. RatilnALD Hesse, will• shortly lead to the Hymeneal Altar Miss Stittoeir, the accomplished slaughter of the very Itevereud the Dean of ST. ALM% The Onetime of Sr. Arstee's had a select card patty, last night, at her house in Stratford-place. The Duke of OaLeetes will leave Hampton- Court, this day, for Portsmouth, and embark on board the Afriers frigate, for Malta, to bring home his sister, M•DEMOIIieLLit. Lady ELIZABVTII and Mr. NORMAN will leave tows), this dos., for their seat in Rent. The Countered Essex, we ore sorry to state, is so enrich indisposed, at her house to Hilt-street. Beekeley-square, as to reader the assistance of Decturs BAILY and VAUGMAN accessary last night. Sir CHARLES WASTING* arrived at his house, in Harley-street, on Tuesday last, sifter an absence of three year*, which he passed at Isis seat, in Leices tershire. Monday, arrived at OMAN'S Hotel, Edinburgh, the Right Hon. Lord and Lady Cerneeer and fa mily ; the Mope Noble the Marquisof Twesno•LE. and Ladies air, Sir GUMS& WAIIIKUIDII/4 Bart. and Roamer Pianos, Esq. Left the same place—Miss Femme, of Fairn ten ; ALILIASDIR Hoostow, Esq. of Clerkington/ - Genera/ D. Witness, and Colonel Coons. At Drury-lane Tbastse. last night, after The Siege of St. Quaggas. Mr. Kew ear's musical farce of Myriam, was performed ; Mrs. Joseae's Clara displayed all her usual vivacity, good humour, and playfulness ; she meg her wog with the greatest memoirs. Mr. ELII.IITOIe was happy in Deletral. Mr. Jorresioss's O'Clo, - _horsy is one of his best pe . rforruances ; and Mr. DOWTON's Baron was in imitable. In consequence of the indisposition of Mr. Bemuse, Mr. J. SIIITH took the part of Eserard, the Military Minstrel, in The Siege of St. Qiiiii tbs. Mr. Access, a Lancashire gentleman. last night sported, for the first time, a most dashing hatouche landau, standing at least tour yards high from the ground. The box has its seat stuffed, and strapped on exactly as a stage-coach, with a thrum-bear 9 " the foot-board ; the roof has iron bars, with a si milar bear for the outside passengers, its well as 'anther for the feet of those who ride on the dickey. It is built by Goostar.e, and was conveyed away by four poet homes, to carry the owner to join his regi ment at Birmingham. On Mmielay last an Anthem was performed at the Music-school, Oxford, before the Vies-Cran seouia and Heads of Colleges. c omposed by Mr. Juoute Buser, as an exercise for a Bachelor's degre e in Music. Mr. Busse is, we are informed, the youngest candidate, by several years, that has leer proceeded to tins professional honour at either Boar I' niversities. &II . ABSCONDED nx-cou-soTaa • .• • The Collector of T• 1110, at the West eedullielidalihr. laded to sown days past as harem demalgedsHMlLlSOftst thousand pouted; the pre:deco of this Tama oratiall o d ert m to be Mr. Lrarrrelot Aikinhon, the Collector. sit tMM mil other Tema foe the parish $f ft. Jima., lad la deft rent to the amount et upward. of ten tleiesbad pawls— This unfortunate man's family are very respretabl• ; hie father kept a cheesevounger's shop for • greet number if years in Jerenrii.street ; hr succeeded his father in the hardness, and married the daughter of Mr. Coosiable wealthy and eminent 'stocker is St. James's Market , with, whom he received 5,0..001. as • Airtime. It Is summed hs ass not prosperous is business, and the Commissioners of the parish, out of respect fur his faiir:ly sad counexioas, very handsomely appointed Lim Collector of the Tams. — The increase of taxation in the parochial collectiou lo4pg sow very enormous, it is supposed to hare produced 100 between three and four hundred a-year. It bas discovered, that he kept n house in tbsrillOl la-bonne, wheni be cohabited s nth a seams. a ffklitlid etirery being made Lis brother called apoo ma that unless be broke uff all connexius with this wuald withdraw his name from being security Illp threat is supposed to have alarmed him eeriest* as ha nesions with the worriers were of that stature, It a difficult matter to Weak off, has in cob several years, had four childrea by her. add kept Mt eta& liabment fur bee, besides one for his wife in the parish of it. James. It is conjettured that from that time he piss. red hie musing off, being sensible of his delicieuey; 04 there is every mama to believe that he has, for voter MO% made up his accounts by paying the money he received for ems tax, as the produce of another. He has also pressed the inhabitants to pay other taxes, which has enabled Wes he keep up appearaoces. About six weeks siesetts told the Coutmiesioue re, bus *IA } Ike. that he wan going ins Nottinghamshire*. a visit So • ttemnn *cry scH !mown to them. The time having what when be appoiuted to return, and he not appear nag, 111.11:0e sits pi.ion arose that all waa not right In his shales, audio conse quence a letter was written to the gentleman is Nottiorfterio. shim. The Gentleman returned fur asswer, he had est 000 his house. This coufirined the suspicion ; and, on idvasigs lion, it was asurtsined that a few days previous to his leer ing Loudon, he had sold out of the funds stock to the amount betviees four and five thousand pounds, part of his wife's foliose, and not the least trace could be made where be was gate, or what route he had takes. The Conotna f Meiners, however, issued their warrant, as particularly di reeled by Hie Act of Parliament, sigma by the whole of them, ; and employed Parkes sad Adkins, two active Officers belong. I,..isg to the Public Office, Bow-street; they put the Offieen to pagoessicia °f all the ei r earnoriumes, and lett it to them tuee artttheiraMl.ties in finding Mr. Atkiesiti. The Ofeem wort is that ch're axle's residence is the New Road, sad fused Moat *be had left that pact et the time Mr. A. left Lou ' dm; bet it weenie kilkOW*lrbere she was gone. The Officers, however ' canalised their inquinep is the oeighhogrimod. tiO they fated a tops who had beat empiored is removiog armed ettry large from the homer, past time pm rime to bat elkoad that they wets taken .to the New los, be the Sudsy, directed for Mr. Ward, to go by the waggon to Portemeneb, to he left till called fur This left IMP *Pak in the °Gorr: melds, but that Mr. Al. Limes bed ansmeel the mate of .Ward (the Name of the mops he mhaltitod nab I) they therefore sat off express for Putteriouth. Mites they wriest then, they foetid that • person, militate himself Mr. Ward, had been and claimed the trunks, sad tboy sera gessuyed frees that tosra. The Oases% with euaorahla dillienfty, traced them by differ s* suessces seras Cite sentry to Tlyssouth, Fat ties*, mid Painases , dittithi Weer, a genes telling him self Mr. Ward. resided sereesi days; and ekes removed to Tears, et here the Orem arrived oar Tuesday maim sea pight TheY COOMillaed their **aim, and team'. se a. tidal isiesseatide to teldory their made that Mr. Atkisson wee cheek mem !be ellemel same of Ward, and has pur chased the time of • Uwe and some Wad, and wed molding it at with Mrs, Ward sad their bar ehildres. On the tel lowing msra i n they wait to the Mayor. nee Is sac Attar Pay, sod emastositaked their breams. Re ceedirmad their tillt"sod Ma be hod doss some hosissee him! .. aaeolipmexpernma Wei setentelmiest 'Mast he aosfteeenimaamoppesiod te boom WM Mai stage sod Tessier mss be had ova had goy arasesstbree The Micas proceeded to his lest, WI Italia* mat Mee at his door, to sr alk kis gaiden; mildreesed bin) in a flautist miner, aue introduced favoorite topic, which they tad learnt from the llnyorft sb aiewesed thaw parguree, and, us as enticement to get him 'rola bossy they kaki hi., if be would walk to the Milyoeshooseohoy waide►ewhimthedseamesta;lLualkewiisesucutded Mau May got him ism the Mayor's pariuur, they to:tibiae it was the merssary to sitikiceive him, that be was awn pri mmer, explaiirod to him their commission At., and said be meet give op all the motley he had made :re with ; which he conseared to, and they retarneil to los Imam, ahem be imbed Mn Ward far the keys, sail .4:1.v , red to the °Mews a hog" pocket-beak, containing bank-o..tes st. 4 bills tri ib.. asepsis of upwards of five thoossed pouuds They arrived Is London with hiss of Monday night, and he has leader. goer several examiesitiows before the Commusoiaers, at the home of Mr. Rice, their Clerk, in Dufour.place, Broad street- He bee aseasined in custody, hitherto, of Peaches, the A MAN/AC. On Wednesday moruing an elderly woman ap. Queen's to the porters iu waiting at the Lodge of the Queen's Palace, to see Her Majesty. Whey in quired her business. She informed them . she was come there hyorder of the Queen, and had brought a parcel for her—the parcel proved to consist pnn cipelly of a number orprints, of elegant and highly finished buildings, purporting to be the represent ations of palaces and other public buildings for Richard Brothers, the prophet, when he reigns in the new Jerusalem ; a large piece of cambric, with hieroglyphics, worked with different coloured silks, with religious sentiments ; the centre was railed the Throne of God ; several letters ad dressed to Mrs. Moore. Worcester-street, in the Borough, signed R. B. the initials of the name of the prophet ; * letter addressed to Richard Bro thers, signed with the name of Moore • a print, an excellent likeness of Richar d Brothers. All the rest of the things she produced, together with her conversation, evidently proved her to be de ranged. Mr. Baker and Mr. Wake endeavoured to persuade her to leave the Palace. and told her the Queen was not there ; but she peremptorily re fused to go. saying, she was sure the Queen • there, or she would nut have appointed the time, and there WAS none but royalty should make her go; they however persuaded her to go, telling her to call again at twelve o'clock, alien the Queen would be there, and they would introduce her. By that hour they expected Macmanns, Townsend, and Sayers, vista be there to attend His Majesty upon his arrival. She, however. did not renew her Mott. We lament to remark, that a large and valuable Meet are now exposed to the fury of the southerly ales in th e Downs. and that no ne of the boats from Deal will afford them any relief. Many of the ships were. yesterday. riding with signals for assibt ance, without receiving any. The pilots say that they have not proper boats. We are astonished that the merchants, &c. have not stood forward for the preservation of their property from such a dantig combination of upwards of one thouwind persons, protected for the exprrss purpose of preserving vea lsae Crum destruction in bad weather. LAW COURT OF ONG'S WENCH, Nov. t.• THE EINO N. JOIN SELL. "the Defendant, a well-knowa,infeeeper. wisp bretiiht up by a bale Ride from the pessee.of t!wt Court, to plead to an indictaseet gone* 4 1 111 4: him on the Bth if July, [11433. , r • •.1.• lie attempted to address the Court reapeetiot some anonymous Iptters he had tt;otiio ed. . Mr. Justice DAILY observed, he could not he heard, he mug plead to the indictment, jor which he had beim brought into Con t. -. • The Prisoner pleaded not gLilty, sad itui sprit back to 'prisei for want of ba% The indictment was nut rtud. THS ICI SO S. the Rea. sau.susst ssnworrn. Oa the motion of Mr.Serjesiit Cocaxt.r, the De fendant was brought up to rireei%e the sentetsca of the Court. He was convicted, on tau thilictinents, before Mr. Bitten Wood, at the last Assises at Lancaster. The Defendant is a Clergyman, was a Schoolmaster at Newtown, near Manchester, him a wife and a large . Luna? of children, six of whom are females, he is ahoy 60 years of age, sod was guilty of committing a most atrocious, cruel, and inareent assault, upon two female children, •his pits, of the ages of nine and tau years. Mr. Justice. DAILY read Baron Wood's noti of the trial ; the eircanastaoces of which are too ittele eau*. to stay. ~,..... .. .. „......,. ~.. _ _ Mr. &ARLO', Co leo helair of the Yrlenher• put in some, affidavits to Ina general gied aka racter. Mr. '3 ustice Gaosp pmeed sentenne on him. and observed, that the crime was too horrid to constueut on. Thiit the circumstances .of the Prisoner's bring a clergyman...a ,cliool-inaster—a husband, and is father, only aggravated the case. Such an instance of immorality had never been before on the records of say Court iu this empire. Ile Vomited 1 thpero was not another man .iu this country .that be guilty of such a crita.—it was t$ wont , .7 11 arl miiiderneturours. lie, therefore, lehthheed 'hini to be cumin d in the gaol of Lancaster *la calendar months, for the first convictios; sal Abe like time for the second, _ ration of his first sentence. observed, that lie wished it the Court would have fixed punishment on him, only ' be endangered. COURT OT Cott *S, SPORTING INTELLIti.. WARWICK NOVEMBER lIKETING. s j = Os usslay, Rie follori,ig aweetistakei imiti maide.. pe , a M. Corhers Haut, watt rag over 0 1 1 00 1 ~.' , Ramo fur Istsic *tele, lef. R. s mass. V. a Madras Ronda, ;pi, sib. 4 yrs. ... • . I 'lllo47ohrtssers Rattlesnake/ t. 6 yrs. . a r :o' 4 very capital. by half a 40012 R• oseritaliss of logh: e '".to sebsaiftors, lag. ylls• '..1 . • Kull. Ciadges V - .a Mr. Bayrlud's /Ott .t ..., • ; .• a. 4 . a Mr. Giiribrand's Handicap 1 411rAttnbbes Tuby ~ • . ..• • ... - oak. 6.esses's Witleb Harp - b. f Ms Corbel's bb. by Septa/ -... •.. ..... . ", Ile..Bsseoes b. h. by. liirmstar. • • ... • • ••• a• •• . . A•gooJ rsele... . • i.' Mr. Cussing, Mr. Jsrsolse. sad Mr. 1/P11141 , 11.1 M seiibers, hat did not name. After tits arakbast of the abase OssestaidMa, 5' lila id • sup. 10 It. a•isalss Mr. Holyoske's Roan *woos.. Mr. Gilhbrard's Msl-tte Moos • • A Moo" tap. 4me as.. , Mr. R. Csentoses Parailhus, lost. sibs. (IttlL Carat I Mr. Goolbarn's Moldable's, test. ilb Mr. (Oman* I Vary wok coatroom'. A Sosepstsbas, v.l4;•.sse4 . Pops New ILoerl Clonssell's Sorrodrift, iut4. jabs. i Pis• • .. —• • • • Mr. Bessun's Trois*, i ist. Ob. 5,105. Mr. Gillsbessirs dattlhoske, 1 via. I*LS re. • - • • • • • • Mr. R. Caret + s Cestsdi, 6 yrs ~ 4 Mr. Corbst's Regalia, 6 yts • . . /sus sissy. A Msteboop. Two sibs. 'Mr. Baas% Greyiling, test. nit& I' 4110• Weld forfeit buns M Gonlbones Wall, Mt 121:30. A meta, lour- h. ft. a isliro..-Mr.Oilbtrantl's Mast lie•Miloootemeired forfeit bow, Gdsbes's Psrapas. • , A =licit igoSs. b. R. a rs.tes--M r. GuisibaNs n - ' '. itoioi•foridt fros Mr. Ilsesio'• " / seem , •blosorvil - ' • 12rt., The t watt w with the Nubility, , sod by afar mere unstereuh coops"): trailed any brow eirstimag. The heroes row coediting% .. as 4, being ridden iu •ery c.- • • ?Linn'. v. etsei r tiasil This wee a point resew .y of the Court. upon the terA werila Sir James Nlsteitield, in ON • Term, grounded on the folic , - belonging to the Plaintiff, •, hence to Surinam and back -oats, of whom the Captor else voyage. was one. By envenomed, that the vessel. **sailing on her voyage It second convoy * farthest, Me expioitiou of 'sixty 4iy the evidence of 'die Veld& t • tlYs wait • ifil the t, =Os t Viet. Ihe Captain Ms clearances and illegally arrested, hywi. aid from sailing *ith the of the delay occasioned 1. till the sailing of theltext following, the Cater t could procure. For dte Plaiutstf had • brought tended, at the trial, r was no breach of the covenant , charter. This question, the Le at, served for the eonsidenibm of the Co. Ins direction, the Jure assessed dainagt, Plaintiff; in the eirent'siftiericht'being, ed. at mine guineas altherflie the nuinbi-"iil the vessel had been detaied:. • Mr. Serjeaut SHEPIIIARD, for,tbq PlaintifY, now contended, that the Plaintiff 'had a tight tcr cover, on the ground that the velstl,",:hei ing con tinued to take in leading in the inteisill' t:teen the sailing of the second convoy aati tlfie third, proved the Defendants had not taken in all their cargo previous to the former period; and the veu eel being thus detained by the arrest of the Cap tain, soul the Defendants having all the benefit of the delay, the Plaintiff was entitled to recover. Mr. Serjeaut Leas, on the other side, insisted that the covenant in the charter-party being that the vessel should be loaded. ready for sailing, by a certain period, and oat that she should sail, at all events, the Plaintiff's own witness (and. there was no other called) had made out the Defend.tutb' case, by proving that she was a:•tually prepared for sailing, and would have done so. at the time spe cified, hut for the arrest of the Curtail', for which they were not answerable in this form of action. Air JAMES llawseteto said, that if he hail le spected the pleadings at the bial, he should have directed the verdict to be found for the Defend ants, as their plea, denying the breach in the cove nant, was fully inade.ont by the evidence. I Non-suit ordered to be entered. was The Cuffnels, East-lodiainun, was on shore near • Northfleet, hut got off wit hoot dunnage. The Richard, Exam ea. bound to the South Seas, has been on shore near Cuckold's Point, but get off with mach damage. On Thursday, a Committee of the Privy Council • met at the Council Chamber, in the Treasury, for the first time this season, to hear and deteentiste • Prize Await. ^ Thursday eveuiug Sir Cl/ARLES BittosAat set off from Berkeley-square, fur Portsmouth, to sail from that port for St. Vinceist's, to sake upon him self the Governorship of that ;, land. In our uccouut of the procArdings at the Mipartfre-:, sex Meeting. at Haeirmy4 yrhott tire Covivostioo .64 Cintra, it was stallaathat Mr. K. Yoas4 6 ,.oni 0 the gentlemen who took an active oartapaP occasion, had received the benefit of asi,a,ct of is solvency. We are requested to state s et ltlicitlu i that this is o usisrepresefi t tat ion, and that MA• 160141 i never was to that situatiou. L. I.IIIIS. The usariy dreadful tires that continually rieti io the metropolis, should tend to ttitoulsorto osei __ ...mutton towards their prevention.. by natural - .iiiosisra;by _ _ I goe io &dal :iii . • 54/ THE KENO GANIDOT GRANT A Coast laglawir N 1111.04. NOV RR to IttAl2 itaamiss.—Rried so *pa Cokes Reports at. r • f• 47- . brave authittities art extracted faithful r. reaOr'oPViort •t y of judging Art purt of hiquiry is iustituted by a Ire. aajriahor not. _ _wrrak.vmd Elizabeth, —, from 43 sit to Bermuda; is taken and burnt. The trial of cinema and Adjbtant 1i tea, Westmeath Regiment, for d iving a slip to .L.tour, of said regiment, hos termivated t luisisig is the seittelice. as pronounced by C Guano's, at parade, at Antrim, tlw bend.* of the Westmeath Militia To be sus from rank and pay for six mouths, and to such a severe reprimand, end at such tit place, as the Commander Q 1 the Forces shall proper." The enemy in Spain are well known t adopted a systcm of disguising their strengti to Make it appear grAiter or Tres, acconio may be for his advantage to impose upon Marcia in either way. The French light troop three or four jackets, of diffk.rent colours. they shift in the recesses of the woods, or files of the mountains ; so that on every as appegranoe.they seem a different hotly. party of live hundred men, wilt; in the man hour two be multiplied by person taw the •-• :4, into as ninny thotisandsrl otht. nand, those who know the imptinuars danger of bring taken io, by miring too the uniformity of its application. It is a fact, perhaps not gmierally Icon which certainly merits publicity, at n tit the tonblie. hive so 'libel% motion to be dig with the military administration of the that one of the Under:Secretaries of Stat. War-L)eparttnent‘ instead of bring now en lice to attend to has otlicial IneiMees. is .he the army. - The Gentlemsn to whom we the /ton. C. _W I STEW ART, 1- ether to La rt.tatsort, Sagllat the same time that he I Office of Irnagr-Sceretary of State, to rib lacy of 40001. is-year is annexed, is now ea in & the - I ERB Light Dragoons in Port ogel. Rtexst.ttl-was at the same time filer laud, Wftlre aillialary of 60001. a-year. alt The the British forces in I M forourircillffidinisters appear to ha is ordinary sitibitiOnqkaird we must allow, el are just as tit for'prace as for war, for the as the field. le linst coonettoit; COn sne assramay p5e.:•.....-.. ----•-- ------ c I, to commence et the expi- Fieseituttegefrectuently lotimen by natural coat rare. The Earned Judge gateenes,•erbicks ute not .31,4 accounted for. It ed it to be underi,toed, that pretty vrell-hoowilortit any vegetable substance, I tiXed a more ispontiniuus lug in Oben, suck to has, corn. Inc. decked el r they thoughj o km bfeauthi: ifteee.it iateulficiently dry, ii. liable total* is ; h • ,•.... ••'''-; .• •• 1116a4slisateg.,partrular, though it will be i . - • • - reastoissinot .goiable k,. •a natural pleikeniA 44/RVitit;l l l4/v. t 0 . ,... . ,b se asiss i ; bargee/. * ..eriotes attention of tea '' 444 ' •- • 4. ' • • .. .- 'v..' v • .iidesfigeftloifirOOGiff ' . . ot in causes mod effect* tAT I A 4/14/1 19rat ''" - .f . '• ''' kglignekes , hottle, with water, suclr as i eerrred, tor the considirAtien . hero. used i . boo. • 43) , bur ! ttiA' ~,,r voi dasimpay, beiffir in , ee 97 14 - in 9 tilt elnum , e rii in tai S ithif g s k AIM iri 7 ii...icibe satali; . eise. .whieh by such sweeteo e followinF' fairs' -.....A w e a l ; brsioght tea feetts, -- Kill on awe thing that iide ti R, lisd }'era fitZ featiplide r glog.act,* same aby the vat&IMIIII "I t bock actin, by the e 7 teniv o . A n. en ,,,,, thnim aimo Ittlin (Wilson) ' ell 90 .... . b. 6 4,., ,0re at ' • op arc hid for sm.' By the charter Twiny 3 .. 4 4 .-- 67,g oi r a iisse r gregarl Miler a safe easel was to be I " 1145 t 5 ;" ' 104 whisk wahura to a rimier; le age homelitstds, 4' 4 ria ' appbdils.i heittle•of *NO rthemt, from Surinam, tat_ . li e s moot the ad ; r dais hum beterta them- . i ma n ds i kk , linen been' rat at&taArr iliWill A fer iiliste of the sisal, it ip- 2 .,, 1a .I „ I;ein .J ales fteiv:7ll: ready to mil hij the eicond . 1.. ., ~,tn i ii h m s s e s e .catsu - s :0.- 1 on the.196;41Y ;• that ,br. . ..:gui e ssausia; if Isitadehlgaill le river onethe lith. ror Ma. Irati rd i . l ea se. of,E • ' Pm*. plain had •.taid behind, to we- .. lon eninA camingoi , e4enneini td ether papers, - bat Wixom • bre elee-Cosraos Lawa or boAdit of :PlOO which the vessel was prevent- . . 4;114 at, •,; . • . •• I ed the t c l un bei voy n . g In, cou gi4 .. o f t I.o4Neeei.......44o6 . ol , bewelo ilem r, g t e ivi r 4l :o l ; tri.6.odmiar i a ,„& ° .1. • • iis next convoy. in tte * Act e pee • heinoos trespass dose OW" •NiNgifilifileaffa tin took i a such ili; as he ,‘„„,,,, V eon L a g os* , ..met a * by a j u k op. as.* demurrage fur MI, eTit 'WM 'aiwitazAs iris. h. 01 L"tilvi • .' 1 •• 16 • 1 •t ••••••• itvirt s ce1.. 00140 flek +l4 1' his icti° " . atid i Nnt - ;liisgmal , , Act.44Pielismest-.4 how Me ; etast: age!' for the Defendants, ttistViit 31 .. i . re, by be. s E.. s. 13 Q. 1. . e .... 33 3 .4133 .. nrwantant ~ltd . . Ord •in .the, .„„„, ,„ 4 ,, d ,,, d e ~4d