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LAW rNTELLICENCE. . PATTON v. WINTaII dad HAT, above me, blew np, the lid of the eattridge-Lox 771 E WALK/AG f i ti:re. --mew-- ' Thiswas au action brought to recover the amount Jaen% tot, without Iturtiag me, except u ithglia • COVlltt OF CIANCEDV, Wes•rmlNWlta, Nay. to. of a bill of exchange, which had been altered, alien stroke ou the eye. I cannot think how I escaped, The name of this extritordinarr pse : .... A t ., .---- left-for acceptance, fiom one to two mouths atter hut by au over-ruling Providence, from destrnctlin. .labours sorption any of the hosted s• .• ' Not any thing of public interest occurred. The date, by winch the Plainti ff was disabled from re- Several large shots came through the ship's side, achievements, Is William Ilteekharit. H e .".11." °Otte! Was einpleyed hearing Coniaels' argtnrents covering from the maker, upon account of the ulte- close to ice. Two iron staunchions, six or seven tire of Millom, in C w u mu sithe nit rla ti t ie rd. ri :e ut t a.. pti ' l a is n ni 1 on exceptioub.--ale Lord Chaiicellor rose at our: ration. inches in diameter, were shot through and broken formed the distance between Whitebait-en it;:tt p e r. ‘ . : , l. .--- o'clock. lalr-Serjeant RusiwtaaToo contended, that, by to pieces. The man over lee, to whom I handed verstone, on foot, under the disagreeulde eir ee , yin-- 001.71 T OF 7:II4G'S BENCH, Nov. to. law, the acceptors were warranted to accept undo the powder, was wounded iu both arms, and in the stance of frequently what terms they pleased ; and fir this purffiise breast. ter, by which place he conetutitiv went, which Humans. 11116114A21 o. 14.0SEXTB. quoted ti' o eases, the one Itrilli Strange, where "At huff--past seven, those that remained of the least three miles " round ;” and, including iii , clir. Mr. Serjaaut CutlGl.t. moved fur a Rule to tae time of leo .. .tient was altered, as in 'lir present enemy begun to p u ll awa y f ia n t us. lam inform- ferent calls lie lad to make, at a short Aittenes er • : 1 l chew cause why the verdict in this cause should not instance, the other from Burrough, where the alte- ed by our people, who were on deck, they supposed frost the road, his dainilypteersbk;ren,oat distract , o, r I be set aside , and a new trial grantee. ration was is the num. the )Janes angered extremely by our tire, as they miles. He is at present Walla»; Pon frosn lila - ii. 11... This was an action tried at the Asiatics for West- • The Court was of the same opinion, and nfosed saw several limits sink, and they were picking up cheater to Glossop, morlund, brought by the Plainti ff moms a prowls - to greet the rule for setting aside the verdict for the people mit of the aster. Some had not wore 16 miles, which he performs eve r y d ay (s mith .1 - than tire suen left in them. The darkness of the excepted), returns the same evening, and perste:Mile it vary note of the Defendant's father, for lOW. The the Defendant.. TV , Plaintiff grounded hit case on the production of - ' ;'' Baimett. r. Ramis. night tititslied the business. delivers the letters, newspapers, Ike. lii that popii. ses the note, and the roofer the father's band-writing. This actioulad been brought to recover the sum "At the conclusion we find that we have eight loom and commercial country, to alp mar t h e to " sew: On the part of the Defendant, it was prov e d by * of 271. 104. deposit, in the heads of the Defendant , men killed outright, and thinly wounded badly.- which makes his daily tusk not less t h an as • .. frls . Yid huh'. *been the father and the Defendant had as auctioneer, upon the sale of a house, which was The more total in lip. or upwards ; and, what is extrenrditavy. ,he or. I hailed their farm front, that the father laud given sold, subji et to a ground-reut of two guineas, for Our colour s were twice shot away. Th e h as p er f orme d this liminess for upwards a ewe Sidt sip the farm lout titiecedent to his • pasahog the want of title. . enemy, supposing we had struck, huzzued and pull. years, without the intervention of a dav, exc e p t fa rate to the Defeedeut ; and front that perioi, she At the trial it was' , proved, for the Plaintiff , the' . ed nearer ; we huzZaed and pelisd away at them ; Sunday, and has never varied it quarter or an h mir Mar 1 they drew back. Staid 4 onsideratei the I)elendinot as her tonitot: Severul the house its question was part of it large lot o from Ida usual time of arriving at Cluns.p. 1-1, 1,. of the neighbours proved that it no, a well-ketosis ground and houses, the ground-rent of which "We expect the musts to fall if we should have performs all this in less than twelve hours ti-day. ......d fact in the neighbourhood, that the Defeudaut's fa- baring never been divided by any deed of the mock wiiid, before we can revel a port ; isi short. These particulars are from a respeeniah. Corr- Mil they had made over every thing that he 'mummer( head la milord. this house, or any other part, was we have Many shots beta een wind and water, and spondent at Glossop. who has kirowii Balliain it to the Defendant, long previous to his signing the liable to the entire of the rent, and, CUlllietitiently, ' some such large pieces knocked out of the side, Ilrockbunk twenty years, and Revs him almost (1 111 1 3 . . t. a note; but if even that was not the ease, there were that the seller had no good title. that I catild almost creep through, and we are a - __-__...............„ 4 , 'iv 110 e assets left at his death to oneseighth of the The Defendant proved, that the landlord had mere wreck. Our boats are shot all to pieces, an MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT OCI H ALIL, VI a •eatfield Lilly, St. Jobe- es C he well, Vs a. ~, amount of the Dote. 'the Learned Judge direiited 'irrupted twositiliees a-year for tiiis house, for ue- arm-chest on the puop blown to .picees lay their rortizatir e; • IL 8 the Jury to give li verdict for the Defendant, not- wards or twenty' coats; and Sir JARS* M A mirtestii, shells, but, thanes 4 hid, we beat - these off. We draper ' - - ' • n ,,, is withstandinis which they foetid a verdic t . dot th e before whom the action had been tried, left it to th e sup p ose their loss in Inca must be three times Thompson Pater, late of Skil Noll Hieleot t, " 1.. .. Plaintirr. to the fall ammint of the promissory nate. Jury whellivr this acceptant.: of rent, for so lo ng greeter than ours, eisisidering .their Humbert., and surgeon a - - -.Rule granted. , it period, was not such a sev e rance. as t o di sc h arge fawn what those on our derk - s saw. Those now in chaise field, chsom triset, Porton, 111anipshire, 1° Th i o a m dur ss Mimic'', Alikey-pktee, Detleardireea, 3141: 3l° "il the shia amid who were iii Lord Nelson's lust action Woo" ti. Caaritii. . the honer from liability to any further met. . , 1.... Mr. Serjeont Ciacataa. moved for a rule to ellen , There %vas a verdict for the Plaintiff, with lilierty at Trafifear, say this surpossed it for hard tlghtilig. Crises, earpenter - 3 to tante why the verdict iu this case obotild ant be set t.) enter ii uousuit, subject to this polio.. • " The einany sitiered great conrange. We have .tbe fir doer, Kiorabstot, Sob, tailor - 3 y " • Y. Wilde, oral a new trial granted. Thi. was an am4 o lll WILsOII V. JOllBBOll, /114.1111L34.48 r. TUKSES. three (J.... Avers wounded, and the Serrent-Major o f tvotisis• Fly and John Fly, Cradling. Sane! ; and fora. diatault. tried at the castles for threstiaerse 'fries.- were two actions to recover compensetioa hlarines badly. Ca pt. Barrett is unhurt, except ..." ,. 1 : t . 1-41 "1 - 6 ere . ' 111 .'" 1 "ext anelaofers - 210 He t 4 les Sada, Bina, earodactue It land, bem ire A t . It tron W o od, It cameo ig i n in thiin,e 4 es for malictens arrests, mid verdicts in • in his feeliEtr, for his men who have nuliered• Jobs pe a kG ra ,..,,a, g ent k, walked the deck all the time, during the action, as Benjrusim Walsh and Thorns; Wishes, Arip uos ide-rmait, a :1 ' ri evidence, .that . th e pl a i n tiff an d D e faf ei d an a t a d both, for the Planate, in the limns of 10001. and cool and couipmed as if uothilig was &Mg, t'UCOU. Thrugnmortuo- career , Loodssa brokers - lit some ito altolshe house ; they went out into 15001. In the action with Turuer, It was proved, 0.. . the , when ',mite *arm lauguatte linseed br. for the Plaintiff, that the attorney for the Delend- raging his men. Ile has given both its cabins to Jaynes Snlith, Grist Tenney-1;os, Logdon, met- chain - . time tho rn .. Dana; this time, the Piniiitift a hand wit had o f f ered to release the Plainti ff omit of ens- the wounded, and the Oaken have given them - 2to Joha Currie, late of Westotaistniet, Southwark ; 711/ appeared to be held up in a menacing manner.- todv, upon his dischidging the other Deleiehmt, their cots. bet mow et' High-street, Lnanbeeln.losse aT .: 1' They patted, and the Plaintiff toned towards his I Joi;il% ~ n, the noted "Muggier, from a dement, made " IV.' art' ;;using to Carlscrona to refit. The worst Jima Calgrave, koduosi-ineest,thak onsor a be ..,, Ito 1 home, when the Defendant followed hint, pia his against him, and for which he hail held him to is, we haw nothing but empty honour for this, and shoal - .. - -1 le C. leg barons him, and gore hilt us i,ls t s ms the i,„ 4 , hail ; b ut thi s w a s d e ni e d b y J o h ieion to b e au- bard knockm-.-no price - t uoney. James Ckeelmiamattes s tato of tha Prrodlef, Lae- ' sir r - w hich kasafted him down, and in the fall his leg taterimed by him, and therefore. it was new contend. "I am writing this on Saturday night. I drink . t a l h illatmadaela ; 1atwa • f16 . 81411 . 14 . 6 11. 4 ", I' - s all your healthis and happiness in :i •glass of grog. e r ,7,7,„,' ,„4, l a t e a n an d se ta n d w D.mymitt, Mt las wit broken. The I.e.•anied Judge, on swiamlitg elle upon iontioti for • ocw . trial, that the evidence • lop tha evidence, was of Nattiest, that it was a ion- wits tiottehleasibie. 'Phis i, a brave *tali* company, smucarhat under m a y o r i ceamertecet, Goodman's-SOS% Moills. ... dtunatioissof the tint affray, sad that the Plaintiff Tite+Kole to chewcanoe was granted. tun men, and too much cahoot be said in th e i r was e'er-sat-lakes' - - - I t s 1- mkt the Imitimor. tor Woe his basal in a tueitne. : 1 ' Muut.LICS e. I. iltEllioN r and OTHERS. praise. Thome. Wright, Ste of Cowper's-me, Crabbed. C !ii jug siots‘ei ; and the * Jury gravetlitir verdict for the - This action was brought •by the Plaintiff, a "If the duy- li g ht had continued two hours Jeremiah f :' comma ... , bruke St r . Critherm ' e . s. miaow . w : i IR T Defendhni: baker, against the Defendants contractors with lona- sir, and the enemy persevered with a little 'note ship-chandler - - -I Is leer &med C riootti.t. contended. that the ea..., Goverument for the supply of the troops at slier_ i judgment, they had kilhel two-thirds of us. or DIVIDENDS. Ts' wire completely dietiuct. The partiee had seise. field with bread. for the amount of bread alleged sunk the ship, for she will, with our Captain, never Andrew liter sad Jabs - Modal& Westwards/Meet, toted. and the Plaintiff was returning to his flame, to have hero so supplied by Imo on their credit and strike her flag while she swims. WlelasoMmet, stmar-relloers - ••• is Frederick Isekortlllny motor hut of Ikedlapillitist, 1 when the Defendadt followed and asaaulted him : aormunt. The defence at the trial was, that the " I suppose we shill next come to EnglimJ, as Westambelorpotalateiiiosilkaillet - I Da he hod not vet recovered the use of his leg. The bread in question was wit supplied on their credit, our ship is above 30 years old, and quite dune up. simmer Compeem, /WO Smostreet, Si ' r"V•Saia- Su In d Mallict.theiefore, ought to have been for the.Pleia. but nit that of a person of the mune of \last, (sh irr This evening (Sattirday), abort ten o'cliek, we fell streti withwat.laues t e, aragoka n t _ - 7 tiff, amid the Jury, lay th , ,r sietiOott. weut contrary • late krulitd who was a sub-contractor under thew, ill with our Commander-in-e;bief, Sir J. Sautuarez, i stiliJull'imi- nelb an"", lialallauellaos-atulwr 11/ in the l'iriery. C a pt. Barr e tt w en t on b oar d to Witham navel mil Walter 17kIlIps. woo or t a ms( L am Ina to evidence. . an.: they caller! a witne ss t o th a t f ac t. The Jury i,e link, and got orders to go to Carlscrona to repair jo r e o ba t e r,d o l ' o ll ,,:r t :t . : -.6*-0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,....„„, - ~,,..,- 16 The COORT one of the 'Ae opinion as Baron . understanding that such mutt-contract was contrary ise Wood and the Jury. Thre teas refused. to the terms between ( iovernment and contractors, hit agnolpos St Mary-axe t sad of Si. Gatheriaesommee, Mid. Ti MN t teatime dinaiae • .lAisiaw a. Asknyor„ found, for the Plaintiff 1401. &wages.. It was Ante " Saleusay.-4 have bee.o on shore with somg .dimms. aseormat - - 35 - Mr. Tueetaa morel for a role to 'hew cause, liitned to set iside thus verdict ou the ab ove ev i- linen :on returning to the ship, I w as surprised on Maim Drake, late et Getter - Mary Lade% ware- . witt dtailairdicl iu this care ehoold uit lie reseraed ; dewed, and also on the deed of agreement between viewing the ship's stern and sides. In the stems j0b b " .... " ) . north. 100 o i x wrii _ . - • to I - • 11 thebe stated it was an ejectuaeat brought to d:spostievs the Plaintiff and Nast , whielt wile not forthcoming there 1 " ""t a squal7 foot w lthßat R slot striking. itie - - -- -litin ---- -- inni l lkory ---.ll C=flornaboneb- l)tilinetant, who was a *Wow, mud enjoyed is at the trial, or a hole : there are 70 holes in it. gust, Loudon itzeillssoes .. • - 211 the iu * eight •.f her late liashalal ; the eiret. Risk to sliew cause ranted. •• We have got soine carpenters from the ships Jab Mara* ou ' d I Hookins,late of Mark-Isse, ...11 giant *is gtimantled on her hieing (oet her chasm) --- -- here, and they are busy in repairing the delineate, _,. 14) "°". *ma a f the isd a" °I GlN ill"Td law' aloes her midaertioad, which. by the usage and cor• ACIION WITH I'HIS AFRICA. in order, as we suppose, to enable us to proceed to 7 "" is - It' st it t sa i i La Pe a te a r . ingot, Cullaroatmet s fbacbareb: 12 I. ' - H ISO ofths manta, dada her liable to the forfeitiirt- • --.1.--. England, where I hope soon to see :ion all. lit the al artylimessioa she heilifin right of her late has- The following is a literal copy of a letter from mean time, I hope that God miry bless and protect Joseph stre e t , Rood-law, London , - Loadoo,glassatan - 11 - It r Mad -- it was admitted on the pert of the Defend- a seaman on board the Africa, amid gives so inter- you." David be Beaune, Great Wiachemmotirsi, Loudon, i,. Olds Site* had had as illatetimate child since the esting ass acc o u n t of the action lieteeen th a t s hip omr-n-a luminance-broker _ - a A 1.- 41111111 of bar husband • het there being some points and the Mulish gun-boats, so honourable to our NAVAL /A I%LLIGENCE. 1 1 r.11sam Parsons Meeker, Beelagbalrareet, Lea. A! 4rit k w 16 nee. the L otetied l itit i e who twee i ded, gallant tar,.. that ue are persuaded it will be highly • Min, swerhant - . . to I accirptaLe to our residers:- Poter4lloUTll, Not. 9. F.Ju al d Blaektoure,, Henrieses-serest, e&-eift tt, Covent-gordro, ableiall, as the assizes were held only once •-year Indio - 14 .. Ho m‘ianty's ship Africa, off Co. Arrived the C-eetairr, 74 gone. the flag-ship of t Them G 'Cue isi dillelt ior tr, it would he better to hare theta ass • prober's, Oct. so, tiros, that brave aid eseellent Of fi cer, Sir Sa ttttt el flood, senor mver ' ' t"-"Pun-Thil. " 'S. " '"ls- 'I the Conn, and to take a special verdict 4 . MT DrIIII . BIEI4D-1 offer sincere thanks to to refit, from a ' bang and liaranoliq cruise in the Mary Moore, late of Altermade-etre.i, Middieses, t li, the Plaintiff . liable to be reversed by the deci- Almighty ' , for his infinite mercy in preserving Baltic. final drioadnakrr . - 1 won of the Court. Rule gnutted. my lira this du!, dui itig a very severe 1/CLOD with Sailed the Donegai. ~....._.SO gum, Capt. Malcolm, Willis,. al t' Hu ' a g ai, Kcifiniaratr, Middlesex, roach- _ _ the Danish gios-lsoota. We ridded from Carla roue, tojoin the Western equadrun ; aud the Dicfrolder, i se .e.. "-er ihdl oc k, I st , o f s ou r. .. yar d , B us h.i sm ; L ou : " tfr, I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. le. i ' 111 Sirefirli,:ibitUt it week *islet, with a convoy under on o cru ise , dm, when -mes cheat - - 1 si.. 31 PAT O. 881811184. our protection. of near 800 sail of merchantmen, Arrived the .tltreatrous, front cruising. lye, Mardis, Ws alleaforil. Sarre, spatirerses 1 1 This was a motion for a risk to whew cause why for Malino. Our convoy got hair the wished-for vAoy h you T ys, N ov. g h „ . /Lobed Pook, Preopeat-phom, St. Gnosis's-welds II port, all, I believe, ears-pt one taken, and three on Arrived the Isellerop/son, Majestic, Theoteer, • Survey, lines draper - - - 1 , the writ or im lity, and the &images ass e sse d p daviees e. Powell, late of Wapping -Meld, Middlesex, cot shore, which were hosed by our people, to prevent Abeekir. Ale.ronedrio Safi"yuard and Skylark, from vi elserouoder, before the Sheriff of Hampohire, . ,„ 6 nod box-wiaker - - . to amounting to 13001. should not be set aside, and their radium into the hands of the Danes. a cruise, DE.II-9.110% . • O. careen Gale, Toworihilf, Lewasek'swelkam - I Pe , new writ tie d m . cti ,d to t i„, nest p o i:: J u d ge " The .Africa kept between the convoy and the Sailed the firfory and Implarabile , to the West- Thos Pailiwa mid Waken flaaaaws, ffsisie•ross IG Iffesile. The Plaintiff is a ship agent, residing at Dimes, to cover and protect them. A :sem one ward.-Wind S.E. Milk - smut, Loads. , Vali Arden - - It ( QOM% is the Isle of Wight ; and the Defendan o'clock this day it was quite rubes. We sew the - Thomas 'Menem, itosabrd, Essex, draper - Pt lt, die owner of a meal, which, in her pessage fain Danish gun-boats rowing towards us, to the num- An article from Gottenburgh contains a remark- o p Joh Cole, sole or late of Bridgewater, sewiereetslitre, I Cori tiklsondou. was obliged to put iii at the Isle her of aa boats: perhans you do not know, b i d, f oe aide trait of swindling, which deserves to he made j $ k s e ? te .ite Victor cnine t ,o, now of late 0 a Alba: I. a Wilt s to estrus dismagesi sustatased cm the vut- your information, I t e ll y ou , w h oa a l arge s hi p i s public, on account of its great boldness n o d Rama- mat 7--. trivet. Went/off/tater, hookarlier - - 20 .._ Kowa/ who was riaeleve,i b y t i e becalmed, she is quite u n m anagea bl e , a mere l og nem, and 111 order lo put all merchants upon their Gra. ge D as i s , Combine/a-street, Loirester-square, li- rilitiOilt upon this service , furnisherd - his bII o the on the water, which was our case. The Doom, guard arguing a similar occurrence:-One of the hen - droll , f - 12 ahem amonist. which was certified by the Captain, with their oars, took the opporbinity to come ou first houses in Gottenburgla received a letter from John Man n , '""' °I. late of *Wingfield' Essex, Walk' . - . 55 ri 4 ai d she jury fonmi for the whole arm. It was roes- our quarters and how., where they knew we were London, in which they were requested instantly to "" CERTIFICITES u G&W ,fir the Defendant, that the whole of the weakest, and mideeroured to rake its. About half make the most diligent inquiries to discover a js • G erain o ste of Au . ram wo O,„, • twee ,. or charges wen: e aarnian „ ; th at „ am o f t h e items past two o'clock they mine within gun-shot of tie, otitig Englishman, who had just fled from the Harry rry Col/min. late ...! Mere Wats, beneber. sand we opened a husk fire on them, from as meow house of a nch backer, and who, they knew, had Arrlsitold Capihoon, of high -street, Lambeth, Surrey, 1: were properly chargeabli ,not again s t the owner o f the vessel, lent the proprietors of the reirgo ; and in of oar gams as err could bring to bear on theui. embarked on board a ship freighted for Sweden.- Yesn - usershost- ea addition, that the Captain. who was not the use an . They continued advancing, sod statinacid thrum The descriptiou of the young min was given in this -- -- - - ------ M PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. as paws bi d t b oDef i ndowt. bet who oteou b et a teh e d selvy4 ic soze on the quarters . and sorer Olt the how* , lettei, sand lie was declared the author of a robbery Deals aback di is his place. was in collusion with the Plaintiff.- boats have in a cabin much eupericirite to thee /mount of Vt. 0114. in hank Oates. "If sett 3 per Dent. Rama ... • 4" iiiiti The yule to slew cause was granted. ov e r a ship ; by means or their oars, they can purl I should find hen," said the letter, "as he belongs a per Cent. Comb ..111711 61 r muud a ship 11l soy direction, and. being smell, to is re, pectable tinnily, confine yourself to the oak- a per Crot i ll s VS, IIIsCRWOOD tl. 1111.1_ t R mad CO. emnoaratively only like a . speck on the water. they l "" hi'" resto re the. p lunder . 6" afterwards have the s per Cent. Navy • as This was a motion to set asCie the i suit in thi s . t emThi'i 46 ts are no meek to aim at like a barge ship. They g"Siihaem. to give { ri m 300 guin ea s in gold, which will COMP. The action war brought to recover salvage Imperial 3 per Caos. ainaonta d , in all, as f ar as we e„, learn, to , L i out take Wu t o . the lud:es, where nothing more will be it perial Anosidea:• • •.71 141 1 for dot exertion, made by the Plaintiff in saving a to-v 0 iota, and 128 guns. 32'1. and 42's, with he o aril of hme"The Sw L edish merchant, to whovn • collier, together with the creweuel cargo, belon4ingin n nitsen ll . 44. 0 swivels. To do them justice, they *hewed much the letter """ . addressed, •oused a thorough search India Stock to the Defendants. as proved by the deg under...._ courage in coming near us, for our shot w en t far to be made on all side*. At last, being one day iodia Hoods sly Mona, • . te the_ provisions of the 37th of the King . . ror th e Esrhemser MIS. a*. pad& , IS over them.upon the Excliangt, lie awereivt.el a young man, Defendant it was proved. that one of time partner's , FAtelish Lottery Tickets... ...... •..ed. Mos 1) 4. i was statio ned On the lower gun-deck, to hand whose figure and dress perfectly answered the coessas for • 071 7 • *I had said his share to another before the cause of powder from the inagatine ; and I confess I . shud- actioo arose. It was now contended, that the revs- . a cted to wee the poor a k .k down description. He addrostied him, nod seeing that T SIMI, Siork-Wrolker. G our he was au Englislinian , invited him to lolloa him 4, Cfartsifill, and 0. Charier -fawn of try of this transfer not having been executed snub gbh . , as I c o uld itet;fi c ti m ial es , u t rs h ro r g h a ed i l s , i na st Li c k -The young eau hesitated ;he reddened. even MIRTH. m miler the stetioo was brought, the Plaintiff was not ''" flannel I screen, which wai hang round the h a t c h- sliest tears ;in • woo l , bi fore he had arrived at the At Cool, on the herb of October, the Lady of sir t. a honed by it.-Rule granted. way no which I stood, to pre-seat any tire from the merchant's houee, lie lad confessed all. Arrited Stewart Mackanxie,oi Cool, Bart. of a daughter. a OLLIII e. Ilatirrillt. flashes of the 'guns conininnicating to the powder in his closet, he threw himself at his feet, begged MARRIAGES. )4 This was a motion to set aside an award made in as it was handed up to the people above us, mime- of him not to be delivered up to justice, and gate 1 - 11 "7 s it fshaterch, Joke Ateveromilas. Faat ro M - `• la this mire. An American ship. the Amdroat , ?6, in deately:over the mer-azine. I confess isty weakness: up the 12.0001. a hurl were still inclosed in the port- t ri ,, 1 ",,.. " ., ar e a ,.... * lisai bier . 1. the late D '' . " l 11. " 1114 ' .1 el her voyer_se from Spain to Hamburgh, had been folio, with the 'teal of the banker , The Swedish el mv Vending osier tits der the shots -,. detained by our cruisers, but afterwards discharged, iitd "- nrsde" -- ; 7;:it CatLeri...'s Colesnalsolreel.Beadfaartli. X peuring is in every direction, together ' with shells. merchant made many emirate remoustr.inces to him. Fun of ctive ' lllouse, 1itut..1.0 . 11,-s T./folio, of FouedraisSe and it was referred to Messrs. Ludlam mid Oli- I „ b . but, according to his instructions. gave Lim the 300 i amyl. M I thought the maisaeine would he blown iip. t, torn reepectahle merehoata, who •warded deavoured to bear up • f au nt guineas. and proinised to procure bun a favourable against lay ears. sues - ---_- Httili WA•I Eft. TOILS DAT. AT LOA DON-11910G i si tm CLIP of 6,171. This was resisted on the ground eeer t e d. opportuitity of going to il'eagal. He made harts N 7 I Ems le..ssua. ablii. •• 7 i Meat the frbitrators had exceeded their reser% uu- ~ Their gape-shot could only be hk e „ e d to to ioforui the hanker in London that his le.ociol. Mme, 4 ....Mil. likr.• - - w as re c overed ; who replied, that he did nut tinder- ! ........_..............!r.2".-...1?.-T.-.:-.----- 4. , • der the teams of the devilled refere n ce, S;r .411121 . showers of *loom or dust throe it into the &hip b i z LOffltiab : Prated si G. 0 telllioAlti. No la. OM Ma wertaLn seemed to think the award was :insect: shovel,. The screen round me was soon knock *and what he meant. The litink notes acre all 11 ""rell - e/mre. Casneerreel. yea Pdt"'"'"l to 43' ` "5 ,. "4 , 14 like heriever 'crowed the rope to whew cause why it, .66 Ay entirely, be splinters. A eartriilr of powder, fueled. lost the 3 P I / Colllll 4 given tG the sitar ter its ''• Bask of i i* Cl ' e..- :14 " .1. * Stra.c. -4 • - I WIIITF., of wooly lies -tkores :. fire tho Ps's.... shoald not he set aside. of fibs. which 1 held tip ores my head to the 11184 Wer e g ereld e - :• W4 "' "eNr • 0(1 - ;-&-/ seat loth , 4)llke,firm pant ,anti.. .tott iiii•masi hi _ --....- . -- - - -• . • I