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NAVAL INt't. wq,,:•vt • \ • ••P 1T8 1a.:LFW. 4.34 , e01311.T 01: 6(r24 . 4 • • . . • • -- • - TitlAl,• BERME TILE tiott!).I,TUEIRSOWIICIS AND A Itk-CiA,LiLiAI .yr I'4i-9111 W4k1.4:1114LN. Lieut. tiarti.e.i W 4.1.1,15, of the Price 4, (ire(-tut, B:auutttc yopma - , tf . dig 14y4ral 41r, ~ • tilkio. • This ,was acian'foi a libel, a"'ltd tospr brined 1 a Warr, berviriviliti the. v6tll pf • N O V. 1807, written by the llylorirritit I.,ii;r4.:Cmtrinet 111•14coli; Brigade-Majr.r ti General Commander of theitoyal Art:l:levy in Ireland; find said to ireftect on tiara cotro.oted al seve.inleounta : the PlaintitY laid his drunagLa at 3000!. ; Lr,d the DelitridArit.plaatted the general bona sod slsstifleation, . Mr. Serjra ot A it.,:f.he •Ploi o f ' s s,l midi C 6 qn *al, staled.' that the ritiiiittlf .iCa4 s 33 onlir gerkelc -111411 who lately held in the troop of Royal ' d trtilliary LYtivers. e r n" arstniiitted Lieutenant therein' in the inoirth of March„ Itkrt, and tai orrkeee t l to jernilie coral. limit (uas:terzd in Cork, motor the tlvrendaut, who then cortunntri ed al Artillery in the bewili4vist diiiiijoo Of. lr,nant.l. The 'Learned Coumit.!,_atter statkoigsre • ~ rus tircuunitanere to indues a:"belief. tijat t47e. De fentlarat entertaliled an intrivinirahle idjiltctttiitien towardi the Plaintiff' nienlionsll; tbst th,o - rlaiirtiff • wan, previous to the morA of tiair - ein her, 1607, sitspeuatel friWir sit niiiitary - thrtihy the and under u *Pitney of arrest be sod the Defentlocit r:4iseli to 'idea iirsity - rcjilanstiim . . by Plaifitiff Of his coritnet--:ttliite..tlif Phuntitt. was. never allerviatemfitittuittett 16 de an/ Sint: in . Cor.k; and that he was Ardarerr 11(07 ; kore Cork, ak"to repair to the barracks at lo.:1:nd, bridge, stir Daotio, by General Minh . . :The subject of Ike Present aeltoretivas a Letter the. Drireiiihrat, shortly a4af, to Afijoje 24. _ then Brigade:M4Zr to the; rirtelpiOs. clierces of a fe,Lieeriorti 'nature against:the llaitt lid, tirsrolviog by c•haracter , as a sittternitait, snit' irnputid to hini Sevier-0 ungentleinudy ante, While under th , Crefeoidatt's ctilutuianil o • • -- 'A 1.161.711 " ir 111 ell , Jaid it to he sobinitte,l Corps of l'huntifftben.lreldn ; tfr hito—tbat Ilitotiff ro‘ sent a t of amu to the ber jur Defen from the to consult letter, ti 'to art iteNmt lir WWI dvr ,4 inert bust i'giNVIIIII'A. 1 Ivi.gbty4•lltranl for, 61 • i iefrit o f a necessisag 16(0711 un to, tint: conitact of s is esson, accaiiiiil t 24. a coaipatent•tribuitol. ihe Ito icy of the law tvoutit not allots ail action of shioderrii lie.'inointiiitted thezeusion-4114 in the pi:tient clew it aiipe3ictl Wit the It ttre wirsttwiff by spy i)cfendiett . !.4.!,. Lieut. Cot. 41,Lvatnita nothing unite thAu itst; otrigial'doppOient, coarists.frotii_ the pifetidaut,, es toototauder. Of 'hip Itoirstit, report , tog . the colauct of au officer gorier hw command, ilia callitil far tit investikt writ` if by 'the proper jiiriSchcbou—that the' L) _ . rut woulcilltivo.beea lli:ii deeutiu his did, if he i ' tatted to.mtike such 4 4 report, and that froint; essaiwiexatutiiiiiiois of Copt.' Lane, is weaved' that the . ielethltitis had very sufficient grounds for doing ser=lhat esionlet kir at till slanglit necessary, lie was prepared, to go fully into evidence to prove the aitstititifos ple" ed by tie Defendant, but that be rouceived t itititiff had uot"Ovide out any case to support • s action: there heist,i , no other issystgd tor it titan tlie .. .oPicial letter tit Use Pefativiiititi--that khe Ito ispEryable.testirriony wit by Plaiutirs owe wkiiiews, Lieut. Co(. '„flif.calt. of the purity of the Liefend anti motives,. put it beyond-a doubt that the, 1)e, 'feudist ac;eil without ens' tualicioos infetitino te nants the Plaintiff, aal that the .preseus actisgi 4,0414 nit fie_ maintained without the utter. mil/rasa. wan of 111 waking downtime. _• - . • ~ t , r. tea nagis. Loausel for Aim Planta. re. 1 4 'at ill; ' . , , lj' a ulgth to the , imatoeilt of the Oolicitor. , goerah insiatod that. din l'iaiistatiNght. not fell be tilectilltifed.--$ which the Lora iltierAtot,iel , itmicutid. . .. .:•.. , /ha .CriAin,sel bit.. A I te . Pefend ant it ere ,thep eiffinst - 1 l 4 the Court if they niosat to give trisi i ,eyidaiicgl, - , • iey said that they. were prepared with .f, stircstuti in- • her of witnesses to prove evert van or gir. jr . ; :t i 6,. mtion plaatieil by the ,Petenaaut ; hiLt Aus Atni)g sst 1 ,qild pp•ly_ lead to grteat..ao. as_tiud eireet vied, iteCesigary.length of examination, by which u» 191friffitillgt-qf - ill frild.fO PIO f o l l ow ilift '.difYi.f.rPlif' t., • - twitiber of witne3sos, Would be the iloit t iu2scit..*' s ey sgefertwil leity,i_pgthe case to tjtie_rwt'ausst airy', ti,pon .the eyideacfr tutatticAdSf ili ' d igej4itig iiiustu • - 'the -lAtitt, ee , ~••• -. ~. the %Pitions, entered the letter irrivis boat. as It. I C°;„..t . a* , .' •: .' t. • ,.• . 3 ..„...„... facial divestment—he knew Lienttiumt-Coloncl • • The EAri . °T I LariPitg,llsl, VAlllTne4;der Or Ills Young foe upwards of twenil -1,4• 'yeti yeioisipoke in Forces In • Irelands , 5 41 0 4 It, tient' k . i' . .ll"g the• the highest terms of rapecief him, and said, that,- ,*rote trial. #Ol *" alrs :' j :; , .. 1 1:se• E.', the risiotik,U4cal , i i iit, ter nal, , from Ins knowledge of him, he was.conviurni ?hit be was incapable of making the performance 'fins ii6 1. 1 .3`.7.1.`..... w .7.,,% c r iv „., mill ilearat ere. t's l 4. s4 4 l ..solhard. dote Gabscsaient to arc isanlicidus pus - • Ili . -'. _.• .. . Caramel lkfrollat—V. ‘ goltififfiitA:Fsri, The second %rimers was Caplanatienry Lane, in' ' u esi i,G ra d*..j u i,„ ‘vh,,,,, m inv i nta6w w . • - E4....., the Corps of 'Loyd Artillery Ihi verso lio appeared :Oyu, labia. Dust- .- ...:. _ ,. . t ..... - 00 • -"' ... •- • to be the other °dicer complained of by the De- 7 • fatesinit, ib . the letter to LairutenantrCial. ilf , Leasi. `Vertardly, dui •Leao 11.tvpitelflefrolotollbinkfre Captain Cane OraVerk c that, iseiho itt the atthe'reki. , the hennas ad* Maine/44am owleatl the finctil. went with the Pi tllttlif. and serving i.i Cc;rlt, fie 'of read to lat carilinued at hinottltinciptohlore leaf. am a alder in the orderly-book, in - the month of -• ' Thirteen Capttal•Pnzes to lie drawariof IlLuial. November last, importing thilt the Plaintiff was• '• tooting: *Mal: .140.001, and a kill. pr‘ptirtifils intspearled from dirty •by the - Drfeudaid—lthat otyther l'iktes. Nett l'utaday, Augast 2. la the shortly after such maw, the Plaibtif wrote -a letter; day.. Twitch' and •Shares.,•(warraased dtilistivi4 to Defendant, Which Defendant returned unmans- "are stlliug et all. the Lottery Offices. • ' .A ; he said that the Plaintiff was ard•eted from ' ' A senous accident beftl . (iiregran,-the:putillit,lt Co. k to Idanddiririge. and twit he .was refined ens:. lilt sparring heistiti t„ onTuestiur se'ilaight. • fle was tam accommodation% hethe Ilatendittt, whir:is an. :setting-to with ifirtip,•aud on firm); railicf•rotired saiiiiffy given vitt/firers who chair auariens. . 'to the eittensikr, pl' the stage. wheu belle 144. 14 4 .• Ott the crece-examitiatton of t s. - irrtneis, he Gregsoss wages. birdie , the .sinall last,: Witirikhat' said thattheel)efeodatit had once or twice ramie il KC% loklay heat.broketsin . lits•couttwa with Galley, eoni-dlaint• of the Plaintiff-to him, alaiimptiteri Salida,- lasti - whilst ont of^the pribeipol Waiter* gil irrvlarities to bitsi—lic ceuld not ai y abetiicr •n Vauxhall Gardens, and hat wi4e, wagettenditte, the lily that Plaintilltad at low imilnio l p in Cork. k•Divinestiesticti, their house in, Breelt-sfrect, bear• was hi% wife or not., This •IVitaisslerne, as!;.-41 I%'eat-winsins, isas robherl of hiuk notesomil other whether Calomel .V.Liallit barinet ace:mita:, to mute a mboitais,amountiog to between 60 awl 74)1. report .of himself ? sumwered. tna Licut.-Colouel- • 'l . lo,nday Peening..about five o'clock., a Jong wo- Vain had aide great attashrt Of %cry jafamous .man of slanted appearance threw herself into the thio.o.tof Witness, tint that he had a ortat esteem . :Nerpolitioe River, two Gentlemen •goleag by at the far Colonel ;Voting. which he afterwards explained, 'time, tscut into the water and brotit;ht her out arise. I: liti.iug be•rnoise in en isoniatl wry. Thc Wit- , bat shy refused to tell her mane, or what-iodated. lira •wknowledged that hat heard that the Plaintiff -11er to snake the attempt. ls•ft Ids ladoiagsta. Cork,;trithent. haviug mud for On Alonday last, as &young woman, a wisp' iii. the„,,,,,,d t h at fl ie ph i i i r w i tf iii ,, o ,i te . - „,1 wit h y our r , the frilting-Stattck. public-house. bald •Harboor t ! commissioned officers of tbiritesserr: Corp.. at • IllarlotaU, ;vas aatidims ea t/ri steps larking twthe Cni l• sem/ got drunk with thein••—harsairl the Plains • IL fe2C, l the was so meth alarmed with , it flash of tiff hod made some areaagem e mtikielar e payment tisghtritog, that she fell into die Riser and leas an of l•erliebts he owed Lis Cork before Le left it, and flittunatelvah•owned. that the debts be' owed were net of any reac An Ameticaii ship the Arsdrowesks) is arrived asticaer. s 'lran aporto, wiist,,, she sailed on the I.lth. *We 1 hto Sottervna-Gsaansi. stated the ease far the 'hare not heard that she has :us-slight any particular Decadent; and objected that the I'lainttfl lead not news. Preernis to harthipartarc from tile above *Moiled himself, by any evidonee he had given, to a risk. lap rwenult prim...tem:had been brought in, 1 verdict &pin the Jory, and that thC eolirt would Ire Wbo.beh n mged to.lostio's detachment. 'retreated, in point of-law , to non- s uit.** PlaisittfL• ~A Liotitairtantef the flame of CitaicroN was on lie icsisted that the act of tie D4entlinit, 44 tent. :Tooplay,lichl in stannic. so keep the peace, forsend lug the letter, was not a thevuhlitation of a Inti:!••iona i as g ~. Challenge to Mr, S----, a surgeon, ins Aim; thunder. het was Shia act of a pOrpollit . E . MO;loor:i' lig a NA/ to a wetting iffliononr. The challenge stated,- pahlic duty. sad-he loitcaucerlsaroof cows where , titti t;io Surgeve lutist cimaply. or he home oat Mass has charged mother with tee want issidems pikkoird. .. . - . .1101tROILE .11#1(A114 's l y .- 1 • Amen , ~...• . . Mew ea Imaiiiiii Peter) .Yoti wilt hit - rewith reeeice a report of the twit:twat .. ip p criminal prosecitt,ion, which was lately con-. ducted in the District Court of Priuee rsdward.-a• The caste ia cluiragyerised by an atroeity. which .pro. • biddy has not been equalled, and certainly lover . autpameil, by the wickedness of man. Many re "pet:table gentlemen in this quarter have expressed at wish that the particulars of Bliiiiks' horrid mime should be laid before the public. I:attended the-. trial, conartiitted the substance of the todinumy to. paper, and have since submitted it to the inapee aion of several Gentlemen who heard it, and. hare eapteiased to me an opinion, that infveport .Joel not by Hay means exhibit an exaggersted;pla • . Lure; but that 'tt might lime been much- atone itionglc coloured, Without s doing. injustice titAtie tiriminal-S.(Pirginia Gazette.) . Fareavilla April m a _ 1508. At the last District Court of Prince -Edward. -John Masks, of Halifax county, was eortrieted of murder, in the first degree, for cruelly killing his wife, in the month of February last. This atm.. eious runnier is distinguishes} by a brutality- nnpa. colleted in the history of either civilized or savage men., Barbarians have often exhibited unaelent iug cruelty of feeliug te*ards their enemies, and . hive derived a maliguaut pleasure from their suf ferings, protra:ted sometimes, perhaps, fur a a hole day ; but, . 1 believe, another instance has not oc- ' /gred, wherein a husband, who had not been mar ried longer than eight or nine mouths, and whose asifeavas in an advanced state of pregnancy,. deli. fittingly Ifirrned 'and executed the horrid purpose • Of patting hey to death by 'cruelties repeated and tortures prntracted for six (lays. titi Sunday evening, the . day of February hut, twa young men of Blanks' family were IteoProaChing bit house, when they heard the cries lOW wife, shrieking and imploring mercy.. They itincealed . themselves ruder a fence, and saw plenks bring her otit-twiee and whip her unuaerci (idly. ieitalied from him that night, but re hitiied the next morning. He kept her afterwards day-tittle, and brought her down at • succeeding Thursday, two women neighbourhood went to Blanks' house, and - lain invited up stairs to see his wife, whom • - s • bed, nimble to sit up, shockingly eaten, and one basal severely bitten. evening Blanks was heard Mins house 4 cursing bitterly, and threatening to •to hell. After which he required I take kis gnu and do it. He was wlthont a shirt, washing his face, Is, whicli were bloody-, and one he hail been whipabig, a negro. L Waldo was heard iii the house , whom she twilled and requested,. but Blanks would not ticrinit hintr y on;Sehirday mornings two of: il a young man who Mid lived with tin hitt-. house sitting on a bedp . • the dead body of his. . . whose , s dto litioent, declaring h ,Li put i life. Maw switch, bet ends beaten to a. fringe, and an open silt blood, tea by Lila. Autiedy I -c lap I,lanks, and tilt corpse of:l iraitted his will wriatai.. and his. 'e in tke Won packed rep with his. s time he ielfsjntoxisated,. but had that conattion anv i l then v aince hil lent of ivia wife, which endedin her 4 persone.of the neighbourhood.. time barl"been elarinefl,,catneavith-: Drunks' %ooze. • lie bred a gun at , .... who lint appeared, and strongly"... evi i aced 'a detertninaticro to shoot at othCro; but at length, Di a piece of dexterous masagentent, .his person was t ies-tired 7 the house wits dilitaintly kart:ll64'mnd no person toll 11,14 Z.l it txcept 'blanks, the dead body and those who had come in since 'the dead; Of Sirs. Blanks: • He did not iinpuie tile !nuttier tif his wife to any other person. "T a li skull of the detaised Was broken in several places, her head was almost destitute of its natural covering, and locks of her heir were scattered over the floor, which was sunlit:4 with blood. An effort eiertied to have been made to cover the dead body with clean linen. A morning gown and two shifts cif Mrs. &links', •with a shirt of Blanks', were -Ibund in. a closet adjoinitifc the room in which the dead Vody lap and the Shirt well the same which .he wore en the preceding Thursday, when the fe midesaisited his wire. All these serra in a state• *Nat 'lowed that they had been saturated with t blond, and that an attempt hail been made, bp h".whing and wringing, to get it out. A wound was bud near the ear of the deceased, which was • made taith a knife. The body exhibited a specta et e of twrOt, wh . .ch, in the language of the wit 1' ultsteat Was beyond description: It was bruised and - wninideil from the•crenctiaof the head to the feet, 1 and'inangicti by ibc - teeth, undies the blows of l• sthe mu ter. . . • This unfortnnate seaman, who was not far from the retied et chibl,birth, %heti she was reordered.- 1 . Aid cit., maintained.a icued reputation, and was distingaialied by the math:tem of berAreoper and ;her' . htdostrious. attention to domestic duties, nor i .was a siagle cireu,uistanceka her conduct, mention : ed by 4 witness, 'or tier sag ..Tested by Blanks, which affbrdial any ground of 'complaint on his t part, or the slightsystpalliation of his crime. Dur ing the yinlc trial he preserved an inflexible com l. po-Aire of face.. •.tn attempt was made to chew a demugearent of hi. inind. But there was nothing in the evidence to ineniciseven a smipiciosiof his insanity. chin:fug-1i he woe defended on that -ground. The Jury did not hesitate to render a verdict convichug him of murder in the first degree, and sentence of death was pronoonced against him by the presiding • Judge of the Court, on the 7th day of the term. In this statement of the case, nothing has been , givili but what was established in open Court, •by unequivocal testimony. 'But. the female wit h..:., out of Coat hare averred, that if they had not been restrained by feelings which always pre vail with the reputation of their ser, they would have developed facts which would have aggravatad the features of this horrible caw infinitely herand any thing which aFipearwl outlay trial—Sous* of •them Itaverbsen coininisiaieeted, but thc. eta tea horrible toise tots!. rsoirrtrmoi;.o. 41.1. y ga. The 4-e 7 ater part of tht • evrgiitiuit, Linder Sir }tarps Boriaira, ie•diapped clewe'te se - itrlen's; and v‘atuu . ..tii;y:• fur a *tart of wiutl,t vo s urthi e 1.. r etirriisk itelitiiitiser 1 . 10'614 Channel. (Jell's! Lent W. Beutiock i* Strived. to go with thee. • . • afst•ruopts 11tir - Sle4 r(aisteittlisicleij fros t bisetaiiii . ; it iittiwit'retoo4 they. were to hate joined the expeAkiett;lkt - elii fewitepeses are 12 rest*. Arrived tie' Tire, dr& g.un i, • Captain Croat the .North ses,..sad tire Suadwig' *tiger ; also *Peri tiiiesporti Lumley free * rivinotith. the tbinet brig shwirli on a cruise. ?' t!Lvistworiz, JV LT 2S. 'Cone in the Hastert a. armed :Jay, with a cow front die Oowns.—Sailtkl the lbaaiset, to. Juin $l4 Channel Bret. TORBAY, , ,II3Lit 15. • Arrived the Betsey cutter, Valiimi and Slretworr, 3.,4 gni* each, from Plymouth, and rtanaiu with the Channel fleet.--41 ind S.W. ~DltAt. JULIr:2t. Arrived the ledigemitt, from Pssrtsmouth, with a cons*, which are sum(' foe the Rivet —WindS.IV. ooyga, Juiir tt6. This forenoon aboid 30 sail. of svotels Passed here front the Westward, with a favourabk There was one American shitsin company, bound to London. Very n 1 W pilots went off. most of the ships being under quarantine ; it appears, m came -1 queme oldie long detention which frequently hap pens io the creek, they are•unwilling to go. • Sailed the Lively Excise cutter or this place, Lilburii, ou a cruise. - Came ip, the Nimble Custom-house cutter of Doter, Andrews, from ditto; the crew of Which, with those of the ;iip lugger, followed the two 'men who were ..-hot an board of them at Duel, Ellis and . Bruce, to the pace of. interment The twin who was so budly wonnded is skill TROM " LLOYD'S W t. • ' Of' bover--ew *. wimier.— n Sift Silibsers• sad ills Sir Sidney free hafts. 4011 !be Aiiti4oll 4 Coaly, tlYri Aries. • At 110)like--Tite.Mtry Asa, Kimoim, roma Waits At Liverp9iii--Vhe Malin TediSbil I . * Chaocc, Gnaw', feam Chiebse r ' Maft for O n. trona Nora . Scotia ; Hair; 'fretitter, fro * Feints E4varti's 611104 ram, asui Loid itainslYard, lams . l'icw tinuiJlanil. At Waterfard—TheNciituae,—, from ditto. OFVflial", —The Thuad..-e ' liace : V.goita4 the Experitrie", —, Crum Gretslaad. la the Clyde—The babel* Curry, cos St. Ceelit t - At Dublin—The -L-..,trent Valenti& ' At tit. Anilrealii-.411e (amities, Iftattrave, from Les. „ 10,1L-I;ARIKEI, Jam' 27 Aliilt• at Market. MK: Price. Id . IU - :... Us. 3t17 a S te. El. a --a. . —,--- Pilfer. OF AVOCILitiEIITER DAY. . S per Capa. 32,Aureal 4 it' OPei.;.:V: • . • • . • 640411 3 per Goat Loarui• , ::.:44:l•TA"..r.ol4•lF Ai • par Cent.. 41 0 • ••• 6 • ••• • • • 1131 lit par ("cut Nary .• • ••• • ••••• • ... .•••• . 9 8 11 Cow Anuaitita,!.... ~. . lipyrrial 3 par air . . • • ouatUta l•wil;* eunt!• • • * • 5 I pram lk;acrtori t zrr itikis t Strtii..li Lottery Tictets ... i.it as. 'Cumuli for ' T aiskil, stun-brtritorro ... • -__ .4. C orsisll4, rad% Cberiag-(Se BIRTHS. At Ol.lnstitt, the I..ntly afJelatt Demises IN. 11. P. of • '4langletcr,_ . ft Sir Umiak* Lantgrialies. StepheiVeltemett. Da:,lin, the Lad/ date Roy. 1-tagrartie, oft 41'11644% •la 31reiriiiu-00-. e, Detain, the otiose et breath of a. Janitter. la Fredet Dahlia. the Indy of George Drown e tag. of.a thattlfter. Ketr Lae. firs!;, so. Tipperary, the • ire of w labqarieg man, of thioe boys, whs, with the Mother. are hkeli to v %ell. fAtiCTACFM. On Thumb, lost, at Path. Viet-ANA/al Cr Theme. G.snirm Ili. H. to Aloe itlacksall, of Parboil), Soir..llc. At Lopes-1411,114c seat of !oho J. Henn. Fon. Jot,. taU, F.sq n , obro In General tw c. doubter cf. Maid Fall:our, Eq. tat. of Abbot -.tow., musty Uubtiu. . • - . DEAItHS. Tuesday ie'neislit, In the prime of lie, Mr. Henry see, surgeon. terseerly e(Whitchaven He was round lyr by the aide with, eolith between Cockenneulb and Bridge feat, with little eiros of life, and expired while some humane people were eveying him re an edyoiaieg public-hease. On 51eusley lint , ned yet, the Rev. Richard Waddiegtoe, )1:A. Herter elf oweled:sh. in SINGS:. - Tuesda) uiibt; • Geast;•••••••ervant , AI of (Tapley, of tbit nuoe of liaGitaa., at fire I'ot:l*nd-units, that )las .19- boatte•streitt, treat tulpe•ll.is good beftlth, but nut "thug dist Maw's') aims. the dose was brutes opts, sad be use Isswi a rorF se be boa. Num wATSR,THM 11.1 Y, AT iONDON-RRIDGIS lora. iso4..siter 51 Ert n mut. after .. s SALZS BY AUCTI JX. ' , By Mews. XING abd tontEr., At tlbeir Great' It wen ' 3S, Kinlvotret, Covestaatan, ITDA DAY, Ai Tw'else, rIIIIIE'LIBRAILI' of 134)(1 5, ler toe pert, ..f J. MA:hews of Go ImesAlAide, licoolwa• To Lc T.cr ed, am! CmAlAucs lia lat lite mono. R.Elt CA:4KM My Mr. MINN, Chi Abe- Pretrial., PAW Crews-street, ‘isitibwvek, w TH rll3- . DAY, the nth of Aucnit, Yt !. leder, 'nor 1 -Four Hundred Stout SEASON r CASKgi, in Puncheons, Barrels, Lail Half noishes.hi. May he Timed, tie AU. centlisit ond the My g of Sets, end Tatsilorien Intel U. the Prentiss; at Smith's C ofiee-hotisc, thug Mudisitic.c : ant or a:r. Moan, Wokbooots near the It !a! Midiesige. LEASE‘OLP !ALE BEER RIVEIVERT. be Spi,.D by PRIVATE 17ONTR ACT, .11. by Mr. Mr7(S, tie .LEASE a: a Coespaet PALS BEER BREWERY, at • Dew etl nut, wpb the Trrie f ihuut One Thou.:m*l Botrdral arm R , ani Foy: fernua - .: , 't I Ramie of The V;Ant. napalm., Ind Stook, at.-a to to taken at au Auual App.it . .rt meat 'The...Put-thaws ma% :, a.:eountnetina-i with part ni the Peretase,Muary r..r t. , r , n, on iivi,g^r •••er May beeiewed, %.1:1 whirl., lan7 be li3d of Mr. Munn, Welbruok. attar ill+ asclaw;e LONDON: by (i Dt fr 4iN, No Pa. itosorr..c. A t, Cusrv.sir«m, .. m eh. ki(B.r, No• L. buck of St (7tml.r , ri bl 1. wierr , fit ease? Owe —Orders, lee. Paper. Nat to Ms eitioc,-(put emu, will smear armors? to. under tn.• toirteiii.uw* orlutugaiid An ,t;ort .--4..:te. f 0 , 1H5E , " . • . . • 14 . ... teriti . t. . . 1 LLITUFLI "IC 11C3114. 11l hf , i-etio, on 'receiving this lilfer as anoffielardoce. • The 'Lune Civet Jilrict .1 ,ipil men „laid it before G eneral Shine . who orclUnta ' Jib-, nud, after ecrakititlatittiflthtosit et old -"nicht. . Ott the sun i t t o i n so h to nt e .i to some o r .. th e Officers o f the i iltetp, that if ars ej.olfieerl4l rt..;eeirsd tqfpr- et the neightionrht. Carps of I.itirers, at Island-bridge, to wit ill the .. Ofatton of the • statfpny 0 'ster wader his were by line Waite r ; Plaintiff thep !whinged, to snake a Tejon. upeto it I cuitnitand t it w • :a. breath . tinLAisti, and . they found is • bed ter hito—t)nrt ouch, .report was GlVlenrable to the IPi which he would — Yoe to I tti z st u ntoo tt o w ett, broa.ed and beatet 14 at n tiff . ; o l d thaf Plaintid; cituccititur - himself. if t 0... had not repprt , it s to the Ajecerrl Ofikec, to, On Friday evatiii4 nr. •- • ' h,i - the irpresentution cont4ed in ' Itioni if belange!l to incpsiptleto aitelt unaeptitligt; swearing and curs. the Dtatsidant's said lette!, had brought , pre., t s hat no un hums i‘i a cfmtitaint in the arty could_ arid some .one to seta action. That Ands liar b:ingiju; arthe. -.trai t exercise any authority, tfatt iw,iipn of !km sortswe one of his. sans to i a it:mid-Marti:Li 4totitliiinated fitifite,:rres:titatont "ltilii i it would tend. to the - ...1iw,010 na et every • weenie that time w ef t!,...f/laintiff 'ivonduet w4ileiu Cent, natter fee ° hrnk ID the.mittary estahliablitveisittlee,conptey ; .bewist and hands 'cirtn.tttEnt of Defendant, atid, that viltlitnitih the ,Ittrit4ea te thE evidence of I:iautealwitt-Celaieet. ,of ilia soda said I i t list, doll' wail ' If 4 the ftlitenlie of the C4sestifillaripit i 'Lean. who . satri that theAeuil taii,received by The voice of Airs. eashirreif, et y (be : ae.ntence . was . eiutitifiett.ts.•;4 11. kilejn.the eaxy• into.e.ores . akeial caultphei. Iby a you Mao, a runner, Its to leave the Degathast - tiaiy,ipeti . ; 144 . 10, u} . 6#4, tui trii 4 4 0 4,044,it bp•cr,p.. is come pit bur ; b to the pre*entletihn. . ... ;.. ..,,,,,........ ... , • 4.4e4 „ e Lime. witne. helii ale to t0...g0 i t ',., .f.'erlv The fine *witness fur th ei Stir tiktmLieuirtiint:; ,!I_,„ ...., e v0,./0,110 ,Iwa: c tor clio . In.auts' acne, and Calotif W.Leee.-1-fie poilll !hist "li ( *as'i•*.).ivein".. ei . t c, . bt IV nay pfettunte w. , A - . l ra ..Li n t, foitrl• hint Is 'be? last, and !tail is, Atii4 g , O m di k tr . i f - 4 ,,,,d..... ; .. .y*• - . try s ail ,iewiethasaltlndor _ fanikitel,. upon which tin* th jot ttiVeuhral •AliNtiv, who coteies. air Itiir . I. !.? 1- 7,;411". 1119 i:firtr l lltd.flik 1e...,q,,e1et1e . of .dstah ha affected artiile in If relaini.....ihtit .ttitritig ' • I•rspagie ,• ~,,A De..,,.., the letter In cirelatott, - 11..4 Taut • 4 4 6 _, 1ie ,_'.. ••., in 9na' 4 40.•'!"...9 0 1.3ii,, 4.4 & „Ae1t . 3 . 419 -"! 1 ‘ hit' l; era b. Plitostiff natter iti itTeli-- that “asaentl at nu, wet PIOTIU, !Fillikrloo.llljUte4nd eL t .ine jIL 41.11kiat , ittifh, stained wit front motives of clitti . ei-y. wan ii;Zierd s t . o assns Willa 'not With it.v.iew. to put Owe narer, : eowi r ,, - Iles in . ille licui,e the 01114•ers of the Ottv We Cutr,Att.hhuirl•brislige, 'Ado . rip a raittliir ; cetuse of mitAtta a nt , his wife. Ile sit to consult t Pother on the ehirges 't6trfai tied' fn 'llte yot, • ,olti g ht.. ta ..hid fi9" tliallaintiff ;', 't t ,a1it1d1e43.1g4,4 ere 4bail, letter, and report t.lteir epetien.lo - bialt:4ortrwie not a ti), ievecl the lethr,,to N nivr4i ca iyia crottiek , Alt this *',..trt of I Aniry, nor waa the Defendant,. or - any t, 'eatery, thee ‘ is. : potato r law Diefth o laii . 'wit !teen tieen in I pi.r.uin on his bekitift wersest lt.sic r elir atre Wit- )1 . •901,,Ricea- a attilictons ,Vliel.,.stittther the biijan this Cream. lIVA , VA CYllailled on either sight fie . . itifdt . Wit ... , ie '4a,r' ,Itta'l 14 . 4acrctteear.lialire; .itiy.l, there-, cksth.. g. 1 ,,,,r,,., ...,L.,_,.„„„ii,,,tion, that it.w. the flail T. 164 4.l6arri- . re, . ate of tlteslu9; W. 1.14 that the le ter wpm' 1 . 3 y. this !fin Flr iciopin tinaichttt.; Offi.:erto rephrt tile minduLt•of ittehe ed . - • ~Ntel.tait tAl:fli.,c . rOon, tir.y. f 4 01'4 ..ft t r the Yip, . a braelttate to I der has command, mite/toter Ls thsiaglavit tlinie:' tr!,41„42i, geeeo t stle4gpid, It wits , quite two of those wl in.r.3, sad that he himself was the instrarinisrni to! valtaafFlrtallo tikilete .. teatli,oi;falvt a ler . cifi g heeda4dertni 1,1. wlm.u.thr report was to be teade•fOr (411krat MILD; 'th'e c,hargS* * ..hlell *kr ! . i iO:the *eta a. length, ' b . ' a Pim' 1y...-tte said allot the letter in questios continued `put 111 k fit i",,firiaalit••• --- - • . • r i ,•„..... person " 26 ""I animadversions on • the eouttact ot•anetherDfliver,' : • The J airy retired, • etd lig , t 3 ivigaimipist !knee:l44'mnd no a l we ll as on that df the. Pieiutiff, h o d ti n ni l y, litou. , ltt to a veraiit or *a. CtuLay with • ' the dead bod, w • • .1.- A .....r_ e bode , Do poet !! • .1 MAI a be fug woes *luau De a Cups gt , eis bil P Stock be tk theriu V Ilbe Mit " t►y a had atte. Poii verts, . Tr!Pa^ Wei i dead 11 " Met be a saw he .ad 6u at Dr price in 1661 tie due Se Pau Fwd. n Prim. Omi Pwl sr idiom , klb We I Silber fi Wed sh medrra4 As a g Art Ives of cars ; that pen lA*. wed davonten very yeti tan 1.1 hen:, ai the giant tuk in IN t , Aislae 7 Nab deflec t eat (.us Messrs V their • ;wen • attics.' .44141, kY i Sego Mr. Mr_ s Pn s s Gru 01 Vr. 1 erb, 4. Wu ( 4 / 1.102 ::: u~