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iirm AM E x .. • . rcl. _ .. . • , —......—_ • --...•• trait et a letter tenni rialtldiy dated sth July : 6 ‘ Tlsta is to arty , * yuu of an ttpr•tant event which has I mat, 6111 , 611 111.6Ce..1T the Capes of rtrv, ova . the Atueticati fr. gate C4lll,tetiati..4. of 44 ruts Coriniodine Barron, was et, ' " l a n ' : th 'e e ei F at re d ui ei cl er t. te on " f la tu na7J 'u li r er sl - "P‘ re ' si t tea 7i tt "g .ta o t fr iiro N s °' ol ."' •' • lite lad iwen, as lam ittfore.i.d, and believe, male to me li 'icon Secretary of their Nave, to which no satufactar, riotous were given; Capstans Dougla •, senor Glister on tioil atation, korivring the Coritteltrum was about to 63i1 fur the Isholirwaneaa, ulnae! His Majesty's ship Leopard to moist of ~•• CuevlN, to 'swum • her to. the desert , ' ; accordingly Owl t:ai tsuf Humphreys, who commanded her, came iii., with Ott Consteltstion, he sent a boat oil bawd. with advice •tt the mtnrinatoot he had at the der-rters, an-I hie oideia 1.. s,.atc., t 4 them ; (7.41131343.!Ufe 84,1641 refudisg the *col.. Capt. 1 ,tinpoiers hied several shot a head of the Con.tel• Ir.u.n, Istc.cl, v,,, Wirt reed an attention to, he at leirg•i. bred • hr. odode mos Use Constellstotn, which the latter re. tweed by sot or seems scattering sun.: ends is. reviving. ascend isou-sule, struck her cutouts. the examination, I'' dews tel., to the i uric .er '4 film or six, owe found t they wet the irlient•ral wen wive had been demanded. In this sh•ds r.,. .- ,'..* the C untirdation had MX sure *Wed, and fec"+/- o a , seen!"te 1. She hie returned into prat vett much shaetert^l r .- 1.1 ire is .1 fie, iv the stab of tha ease a. I ran gattiet fr?ni •: ',.1 ~ 16111111111C3:1., . 1 . II 4 hart.' se .0 any written ae• et i•i....' ••w ;ow new. lon funhe• iWor.ned. that the inks hi. n.• ^I letri.dle, at a town mptetteg Mace, have entered Otto so is se •. li'' 1t.f2016161011 , , and hare molsibited all supplier of w.• ant proinsimis. This affair, lam ini111111613 6 1. 111 k place on 1•••• et ed Jun . . And, as far as I can Wm, has bean can • du "c i 661161 greet c•minsse and tempo. bs Capt. Humphreys •*Thia go •. ti, tile helve cotter, dispatched by Vice Ad• ut ealbutudev. PM*, accennt." Extra& from modify letter, dated Halifax, July 4: " Tile 40 w took t o .ee off the Capes of Virginia . . where a equ.,4e.ell nt I. .. or four Enteth stops was stationed to watch t' , r •nia .it 1111 ,1 mow Bo..anereee seen Arm Some of our %loos hashig i.. 4 one er dye men by desortion. the Corn nianda two gla 1• , a Mr P. Nee Arfse•.cln Agent, request , ", Volh missal might Iss man fne them en board the Constella tion frigate. 44 dune. esroitloniiig their names and gising a d•a•ripisers or dui, persons. Tuft net loon; at tend, 4 en, ant:t eter a.ne.liervime nu made, but 'whom raid. The f4iyiet. was 1336141ssihrt4 m.leo to. r•i., MU•diserranssu, and the L. u pon, was desired by Admiral Ilirriceley to welch her. .As tee Ingaue cement site was Is. uel by our ship. of rehitti .Ike tool. ..v ri..tiee ; a gut was then fired at hv, and a second wart elan *.red, Wit As It pt on her course The Leopard heed late broadside int, her, which was e oursed lw she Anse , trek. with a fee guns; the Leopard Tirol a second Preadrede. aid vie Amen -au frigate struck her col. ire. An officer went oil board, mid round the ilamiters , they were taken out, and the frigate •eturn•ol tu port . Pu'd e mete.ings and great riots had taken place at Nee , folk, • - .,.4 tie mob burnt upwards of 200 water casks belangtng tio the AI-lampif • frigate .. P..udw nremmirs and great rims had taken place at Norfollta sod the n.ob burnt upsra.ds of 200 watt. casks belonging to the Mriampur frigate ^ IOREIGPI INTLLLIGA.NCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. . . Paull. JVC.4 li3. Utters from Tilsit state, that the three Sovereigns see . cseh other every day. Every thing appears to . . rowel to their reciprocal wishes. Neva' was a treaty negotiated with more cordiality. or that pro. imbed a more durable peace. Every point appears to have been sertled. The day of departure was sot. bov.ever. fixed upon the .sth. Th e G. and Duke Constantine is reining to Paris The V.-rip.ror of ltuttia proposes to v:sit this capital is the , I 1413: ig winter, His visit, like that of Peter dloGre.,t, will advance the civilisation of Russia le age Alexander will not End. like his predeces sor, a minor kill. and a fetble government. He willow a powerful Sovereign, adored by the Great Nodes, the glory of which he secures, end the hap. pisess of which he coanitutes. His ltusbian Ala. jetty will be well received by the French, who wid feel pleasure in doing homage to hi:: virtues, and n spirson, the ally of Napoleon. 11"egzing' i his _ _ virtue of a deem, paned by His hlojesty the ii.Ospertst, in his camp at Tilsit, the lit July, lb* tegislcire Body will open its tt:ing far the Session p 1 the year 1807. on the 16:ha August. aut., 17. M. de Turenile. ()ricer of Ordonnance to His Majesty eke Emperor and king, arrived on the Adth at tbe Palace 'of St. Claud, charged by. His Majesty to tommunkate to Her Majesty, the Ens. kress Queen, the details of the result of the can rteen of Ti!sit— (Itlsastrsr.) An English family, resik:iog at Brussel,, having lift that city; without perrois%ion, tti go to England, the n.ilitary authority has found itself obligtd by ;Lis violation of good faith,. again to order all Zdte linglial), without divinities) of age or condi tion, res:rfing, at Brussels, to present themselves before the (Ace of the Erat Major, at the Park, Fefore the 444 h of this month, under pain cf being sent to the depot of Valenciennes.—(Jour nal ao Comme►ce.) JOLT 18. Toe /Neemparaide privateer. of St. Malo, Captain C has captured, in the palsagr of Ca►gncts, r 411 sloop, of about sixty tons but den, laden with led wood and army clotting. I:. :al cornp.ipes, end .it ail the theatres, we have beard notiung ties svuek past but couplets and im prunipt US, I:2'er Viet, of the two Emperors. It as genergil) I. lived, that the Emperor will return t) his capl•.l be re the end of the month. See-rat of his horse;, vd.icb :wind at Mentz on the 10th, arc oa tLeir way to Paris. CA NLSIIOIIII. PAT 11. I.e.rets from Copenhagen scare, that His Ma jftsy Vie King of Denmark is reco►ered from his indisp prince Cfrarks of Meeklenborgh was ►lighkl, troond•J is the u is one of the late Araks io Ito4l. )A LEE Just 30. The Wads of brigands, who were organised in the Pouille, the ar ilicate, the. county of Molise, and the province of A vallinn, for the purpose of second tag the conspiracy of Naples, and the espedition t I the Prince of Hesse Philipstdhl, are nearly all de stroyed. In a few days they will entirety hive ceased to exist. Several moveable coiumns, w .icli traverse these provinces, have every whet e beaten, taken, or dispersed these banditti. The Abrams , * the Calabria, and the other provinces of the king. dour, enjoy the most pried tranqu i llity. w4psAw, June 27 The Princesses of Orange and of Solrns, who a companied the Quern of Pr 0.44. lately passe,. through Kock. in Gailicia. It appears that the, have itft that Princess, and are gone to Vienna. YitTZ. JULY 1 I. It is reported that His Majesty the Emperor will immediattly return to Paris. Several of his horses arrived here yesterday. We have not 'tarried whe ther he intends to pass through Stmts. There is snot one I,f the inhabitants of this city who does not ardgptly desiie it. F {UNICE Oar, JULY 11. A letter from Semlin gives the following account of the late events which have happened on the side of Widdin. On the 2d of June, 15,000 Tusks attacked the Servians in their Camp. The latter, who were only about 10,000 strong, defended themselves for a long time with mt.c:i valour, but having been star rounded on every side, nothing remained but to cut their way through their enemies ; in that they suc ceeded, but not without great loss. Ceerni Georg es who was in the camp, endeavoured to join the principal cups of his army, but was attacked on his way by 16 Turks who lay in ambuscade, and tbouiLbi defended himself courageously, and killed two Turks with his own hand, he would in fallibly have been taken prisoner, had not a corps of Servians, which followed him closely, hastsned to bus aid- Same days after, them was another engagement. Czerni Georges having advanced with a great part, of his forces, atm. keJ the Turks, who, this firm:, were inferior in numbers. What the issue o' this battle was, is not precisely known, bnt it mast have been obstinate and bloody, since the Servians a•!tr.it their loss to have been 4,300 killed, and 3,btrt) wounded; Czerni Georges is hims•lt ia the number of the latter. He received a ball in the left leg; but it has been extracted, and a few weeks will be sufficient for his complete cure. AUGSBUR4IH, plait 8. Letters from the frontiers of Italy state as follows: Althoogh the north of Italy be removed by seve ralhundred leagues from the theatre of WAY, one would think the contrary, from the number of troops who are =urchinr, through the Milanese and the Venetian terrir, ries, or sojourn there.— The activity in Piedmont is still greater ; as within these two months there have arrived there from the Sonth of France entire corps, and a quantity of stores for the camp of reserve of Alexandria, which is already numerous, and capable of furnishing nu merous reinforcements. Besides, 40,000 conscripts of the year 1807, already trained to arms, have arrived there. They will serve to complete, succee sively, the several corps. There are, in the king dom of Italy, n )t comprising the newly-conquered provinces, 12,000 troops; and, in the Venetian t-0-- ritory, including Fuoul, ahk,ut 30,000 men, under the command of G.!neral Baraguay Their cantonments extend from the banks of the Adige to the Adriatic Sea. None of these troops have yet set out for Dalinatia. They form the re serve, which, according to circumstances, may march either for Germany or Turkey, and which await the orders of the Emperor, reveling their destination. There is also, in the South of Italy, a sufficient number of troops for the protection of I I Naples. WAR WITH AMEBIC. trait et a letter tram dada', dal 4 ' TIM. is to adeve yuu et an nape-taut I roily tak sit pace oil the Capes of Vsr,citia ; to rate COLl,tetiati.m. of 44 gnus Co.rinindm , **eve t h e F r desertet• b o a. our Lops mitlliing the French, on boa: J her ; re Ate had men, as 1 am inf.ints.d, and belie rimn Secretary of their Nave. to which J.NWWS were given; Cinemas Dougla •, senior btseino, know int the Conttieletuu was shots , Isled.it.vranean, unlisted His 10..jeste's ship L off lLunts, to enanun • her tn. the desert , shiers CAI :3111 Humphreys, whe commanded with CM Cantstaltstion, he sent a boat on bawd ti.o nitnooatant he had ..1 the des-rter., sr s,.a,c•- • t 4 titans ; C•ammo.lure 154 , 041 Copt. ,impineys ti,ed several shnt a head whirl. Wirt paid no attention t. bred • he ed.sde sive USE CrWeiht,n• whit tweed by sot or seven seatterson gun.; ant wand isnss-sult. struck her odours. the e deserter., to the . up .er '4 Arc Of CX, woe fit the irlent•ral soon who had been demanded. Ii the C ...traction had Olt suns wou:uts.i. She h t. returned into port errs I r tee w .1 ties ir the Matti of th. ease a fr?es ...settnersicatina, it 4 Sr •0 e.. ;no oeivt. 1 nil farther isOar.ned n.• ^I ttri..at, at a town meeting Mice, ha is. ter: •. Rumiutions. and have pt..tobite age prOveoross. This affair, lam OOP!. or I' 4 lel Jon . . And, meth, as I can Mani du - q: i wins great e.e.ln.se and terve,. b. Ca et • •• int i 4 Sol t.' cu,tur , duiaatalacc ealteketev, kith*. acceent." Extra& from modify letter, dated Hy " The .4 t ear t o 44 off the Cape , Of Vi puadnas n, •. (oar Britoil slops was Sti r mei .14 QS j tense Boornsertes ago Aron O••^ hasiug 4.-1, low et Ogre men by dewrt nis s ida w a de r n a Mr P. the Orme,cart Ags • the smirch might he WWII fn. them en board tion frigate. SO eon:. to,itinning their name de,ripisess of ch.+ 'snout.. TEM net Wang a th.r Vps.lication ems made, but enthoist eflia wan. old , . waft r.te vtAtterraneen porn was dewed by Meisel Berkeley t , said ihiate WSW INIS Ste WI/ Is. uel by our ship, tool. ..0 mutts ; a co, oat then fired at her wa. else trod, .he It pt on her course • Mod her' broarki4e into her, whuch was re'U , S 4 tit, with a fee guns; the Leopard final a 64 aid rift AIM', I -ais frigate struck her pelt 're. it On boant, AIM round 144 44444eaa they were the frigate relotn•lt as port •• mevinga and great riots had taker folk, -.t.4 the mob burnt upwards of 200 wat e r ' au the NI-1.13.w, • f agate PO:4W meetings and great rims had taken and the n.ob burnt upwa,ds of 200 water cast the htletampurs frigate 1., THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, JULY 2s. Lord HOLLAND, in the House of Lords, and Mr. WNITaa EAO, in the House of Commons. last night, asked for information respelling the Capture of the American Frigate, by His MAJ EST Y'S Ship Leveret-..but were answered, that His MA. James Ministers were not yet folly in possession of all the circumstances of the case, to warrant a communication upon the subjea. We are there fore left to the information of private letters, of which we have inserted several. From these it ap pears, that the American Frigate, which, accord ing to some arcoun•s, was the Constellation, and according to ethers, the Cliosopeale, had some Bri tish seamen deserters among her crew, whom the Captain of the Leopard dentanded.—lt is said in acme cf the letters. that the American Captain h a ying refines!, an application was made lo the Go vernment, but without effeel. For the latter pan of this statement, we cannot vouch ; but it is cer tain, that the American frigate had deserters from the British Navy on board, an! pos;tively re fused to give them up. They were found iu her hold, alts she struck her colours. Atte, they weie taken oat, the froiote was pwrnitted to return to port, and WAS Int C trrie 1 into Halifax. Ls' the fir s t a...;-ounts stated. Toe conduct of the American fig ice being ujustifialole, it affords grouod to hope that the bustuess sassy ac-: comniodated. . „ first division of the fleet assembled al, Yar mouth, sailz.ci on Sun lay to the Northwud.—lt consisted of 1 s sail of the line, 7 :ii&ttes, •wl II sloops and Lungs, iu all a'sout 1•J sad of ships of war, under the command of Admiral Gawistaa.pq lhe .Ifra.i.,,dr, Rear-Admiral ESSINEIfOM, and six of the line, wide ft igatei and remain at Yarmouth to receive troops. We receive I last night Pails Papers to the 19th instant. The preparations at the Military School ars for the reception of the Graml Duke Corrsr*N- TlNS. The Emperor of Ri.ssza has promised to visit that 'vital in the ensuing winter. BoNA PAerx Will probably 'cairn to it befoie the I sth of nest month, the anniversary of Iris birth-day. Part of his stud passed through Meats on the Inds instant. The opening of the Session of the L- e s !alive Body is seed for the 16th of August. A . article from Brussels furnishes a proof of the per secution which the English uprrn the Continent, who have the misfortune to come within the fangs of BONAPARTE, are doomed to suffers an English family having left that city abruptly, ail persons of that nation, mcn, women. and cLilaren, who remain there, are subje2ed to a new relies... under pain of being sent to Valenciennes. The war in Poland did not interrupt BOP. APA Rill% schemes of ambition in the South. He has a for midable force in the North of Italy ready to march into Turkey. He will not in future be deterreo by Austria from the prosecution of any pi.ins which he may have formed in that quarter. The following is a list of the Minority who voted aE...tinst the lrigh Insurreeion A. Piggott, Sir S. Rnindiy, Lord William Pews Moots, H. Martin, J. Soarpe, Colonel Talbot, and Ralph Allererosribio. Tellers-i. Hight lion. R. R. Siieridaii, and Denis Bowes Daly. Windsor Terrace was uncommonly crowded, en Sunday evening, owing to the fineness of the wea ther. and the breaking up of the young Gentlemen of Eton College, who wete present, with their pa rents and blends. The ROYAL Fats Icy came about seven o'clock : Their MAJESTIFS conversed with several of the young Gentielnen, in the course of the evening. Among the company were, Sir Jossen and Lady Earl 1 4 0401410 Np &c. The band.; of the Royal llorse Guards and Staford Militia played during the evening. The ROYAL FAMILY remained on the Terrace till half-past eight. 'lite young Gentlemen delivered their Ip:eche; at Lion College, previous to their de. pat tare. Y.-sterday morning the Duke of YOIIK reviewed the 12th Regiment of Lig..t Dragoons on Houns low Heath ; he attet watds returned to town, and transactid humans at his office; and at five o'clock set of for Richmond to dine with the Officers at the Castle. Yesterday, at two o'clock,a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreis n Office. Sunday morning, Mr. Woos, the Treasury Mes senger, died in the l'reasury. The Towhead packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, is arrived a+': Falmouth. 'the letters will be delivered this Jay . The following is a list of the regiments which compose the Expedition in the Downs. Those marked with as asterisk have embarked:— CAVALRY. ♦th Magoon Guards. 6th dm", Innisktihngs. 7th Light Dragoon*, Lord Paget's. 10th ditto, thr Prince's. 13th ditto, the Duke of Cumberland's. INFANTRY. ♦th Foot it battalion* strung. lth Royal Feitheers. Bth King's Own-.4 . baittalion. 234 Royal Futileers-1 battalion. 3fd One lattalion.• 43d One ditto.• 00th One ditto • NM One drttn.• 79th One ditto. Ind One ditto. 9N One ditto. 99th Rale Corp..-9 companies.* Besides strong detachments of horse artillery, of the Waggon Train. and the Staff Corps. The Brigade of Light Cavalry, viz. the 7th. 10th, and lbth. is computed of the finest regiments in Mir service. A public meeting of the merchants and inhab't• ants of Liverpool was convened at the Exchange, iu that town, for Saturday last, for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of presenting an humb!e petition to the Legislature, praying that the present application of the East India Company, to borrow Two Millions on their Bonds, may not receive the sanZlion of Par. liament, until a full inquiry shall have bceo made, whether the means and prospeets of the East India Company for the repayment thereof are such as would justily the proposed Loan ? and also whe ther the continuance of this extensive branch of our commerce, under the present system of a Chartered Monopoly, is calculated to promote the real and permanent interests of either onr Asiatic Possessions, the Rri•ish Empire, or the East India Ccnipany then.stl ies ? • Tlst: !.tarquis Of GIANIY, the infant son 4 their Graces the Duke and Duchess . AN), was baptised vssterdsty evening, a t , ouse in Lower Grosveour-street. llis Mais itavirig most graciously announced hi.. intension ecoming sponasr, the preparations woe en , - oast magnificent scale, and wombyof such 4 di. ,;wished honour. At seven o'clock, Lid Sr. I Len's, as proxy for Hi. MiCIe'STY, arrived in ”ni the roy II carriages, attended by three form e ,. Vie royal livery. The finest wallet cloth was I from the carriage. on the pavement, airing the g hall and gra:lJ MMlCift, to the chavihig-rnoinn . The Duke ut Ilurcauo received the Ropl with the same eicreate he should Hiiß,s y al Mane, conducted him to the grand drawingsoonos, wh the nes moony Was performed by his Grace tneA r bishop of Csaiximait•v„ in hi. TO4e4 rf p et 41'411601/ported by two trainsbearers: LirdClisei 1414618 U Wel Prosy,for the Dui. of He The Godmothers were the Duchess RCTi AND and Lady G. C A V A t % o'clock .4 most sumptuous dinner was wired in grant saloon. The table was laid for Nervy, gores Ly a superb silver branch, thee? fee t hi containing thirty wax lights. Amongst the ec; l pry at diiiner were, Tut Arch Cen'edte7 ; the Dttchess Rutland; the Dnke et Mon r 45..! ; Earls VV.• esefra Clhattr•no ; the Colostese of Chatham ; Yet • t..t • Lords Cues and Rout. Manners, and Chunk.% Somers. •; t G. Casen hsh ; General Mann ers , and Mrs. Manne r s When the Ladies retired to the drawing..,,. they werr j iined by the Duchess of Goitousi,•' countess blostesrst. and a few s icet fr.ends Duchess Dowager of ROTUND wore an air ? , Courtsdress of white sars.irt, w th crap: dr.:tit festooned and embroil-red wish pearls, diva epaulettes, ear-rings, and bandeaus ; a, d . 1 sue , pivane of ostrich tea.:Z.ers. l'ha other Lashes is, in Court-dress., also. c*;IND sArrnsf. VAUXHALL tAILINIA /4.17fe11. Last night. the Annual +rant Cep and Coen, g;ses b. the Proprietors of Varsimil harder'', was sale' for lowit g wintlaraan's saliug ukasim• bouts mut), 7 J. A.tiey, Esq.; Atalanta, 7 toils, Smith h e t lfsirbrother ; tile St Geotge was ram ent.,ed, tut ine or . 4 the superiority of the oth-r brat.. steeling the contest• fis wind at starting blew a mat brews • from tae South. m g. & *sc.:masted tae frellusista, acing so Muds hale,., 'theta. to curry a reit pram of sad, Which eitaalei is keep the lea I the enna'a distance. wahin t i tM N a n el ,. I . the others coming up; sitalert. when *vomits Mari worth, ht going up, the Atala it. decittismi the mien;: .' the Mis'curr„ altho.igh a rest distance huhtai, pessaries; is the Cud orf tun aouteet, and earns in "Dist a names sit hour after the 11..Initml, Wlneh was the wru nisi Captain Ttirbrntriar less immediately hen I d tats the VW , 1 , hill boa*, and ilea' thence *redacted at, the tio , dests he his allitattl e who persisted ruin witla a as at elsguit Sary Cup aid Ceraw. valued et 80 games, Para' the shwa., cld ' plaudits of a vast concourse of special rs. The r;ser displayed • scene . of rat utesat beinte and rm. dear, being cowered wide pknacre • baats AY I wh.rrots, con. taiaing much fashiniabla campus,. Among warm was the /ion. Mr. Skeihugtoo. and a {Pry' party of LI lit , . Tin Guidons wait moil asperity onslllealneti in the nut, ad were crowded :is the extreme; and a •i,t co,c .tn , " a; spec , raters lined the -ho-s on each site of the water. Whets 'ha bests had period Westminster 111r.dga, 1 %0 04 n•fetin premaisd itself, which attarated mash asebtil Au Mew, tram, amend with an apparatus to presam from diowning, Jsiiipsd ntam the centre arch of the Bridge into the irause ; ke emtinsed swimming a great dis.anc. 4 , but akdiared much ethati , sid, as his head only appear,' shim, writer, raid was stub gist are *fans arms that he analit kasha aerlimmass. NA via lATELLIGANCL. lIAMIGATR, JUI.7 Fear .W.eh.—•Yesterday morning tl. e 391 Rf• gireent snatched in from Deal, tor the par, enahar kin; ; pan te.nk prissessann of nurbavr.,..ks ua• I there were transports su%cient ready for tatter. only being then in the harbour. and the rittn,indor was quartered in the town. In the aftern.i.m (h., sri regiment arrived bare. for the same purpo,e. also froo-i Deal ; part of tb Is regiment embarbed dirvtly on baud two er three of the transpnrts, and the rest went to the barracks. this day the 41.21 re A irozat marched in here. and went to the barracks, which the S9l and 30th had just left to be embarked. These tw, regiments, with their baggage, are now embarivr Several transports have sailed already f Downs, with part of the 32.itand 53th regiment.; the remainder will follow immediately. hi re ves sels are expetlied here neat tide, to take the 112,1 and other regimeuts expeaed here. The Duchess of GOSI DOO has not Wt town as stated. tier Grace intends dining with Lord ant Lori) , FoLesr, to-morrow, to FROM ills Royal High nibs the Prince of WA L is. On Thursday morning, Lieut. P. W. Watour, First Lieutenant of His Mansrv's 6:yip Merieatit, put an end to his existence, by shoctiog him,eH ca board that ship, at Spithead. The cause of doing so is not known. A Morning Paper of yesterday contained an ar ticle of four eclumns, the only ohj.ft of whiLli, it had any, appears to h ire hen to prove, th it iti did not deserve die lenity with a hich it ' treated by lb* Puir-Oce. OF STt)CILS. YIbriEROAV Ss* Stink 3 pe, Cent. Reduced ..; :3 per Wt. Causal, . • par Cent . 5 per Clnt. Navy Len( Anteulefee l7i Imperial 3 per Cent Irkk 5 permit °suntan 9 I. litgeheyser Bills pit. II E.,.1iA1l Lottery Tickets a Consols for • T. lIISH. itnric-Iketet No. 4 Cerehel. sod 9, Mow. _ - Os Sunday einnight, the lady of Jam Hand) 'order of LeeJe, of a clout:4 , r. 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