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f the invention to the Detendattat and had escuted at, als-ignuiviit to them both. Jaeoh Myer,. is turner. proved he was employed by the Defendants- in the manufacturing of thOse iibtluistents, and that the Defendant Viers used tro ensue two or thrt; times u-seek to the slop of tVeaver, and give directions about the business. Titerr was no • further opposition given, and the Jury found a verdict for ,the etatutiffs for the amount of the note, with interest i , • 501. 7s. awl costs s •,• rows 1tt144 T:lis was on actioestbyahe Ptiltitf, a Surgeori and n:totheenry„ fur inedivine and atteiWance ou a polio ; RIMINICI 111 her lyiniott.. ht tftklinstaitcc and request. softie Defendant, is fatutat, Lfedfordaltire. . • sines susith [tweed. thin Sarah Dughes, a ser vant ache .Dvre,,,ttittt. sent by hint to live at his hou. until vhe should be brought tubed, 'Th a t Upon his It.iiring tier t!iere Itr asked' her whet), alw • wished to attend her alariiig esid she weak' bare tlwPlairtisr.ats tee husi attend,- ed her Itifore. That .the Defendant slcsiessi sunk Witness to go .for du I'l:timid's:nit tittle shwilsl be °tension, and pro•itisi4Veltut he would pa) . the eitpenite totctriling It. (unit %omit' to st:eurtlimpy delittei•ed at his lietriiiv And 'hit hf 341.. v.l tit the Plaintiff who attended *its 410 pethre and dtgrittg fun. lying-in, and flartsiililfilltieWlitit this weeesasry tuediei.ms. Upon his ernes "...rumination he sand the )•ititig woolen was delivered in the ah, settee of the 1 4 1withff, that ti.e usual char4e fos. atituriii/g poor worueit out our guinea, together • with litt•f-a-vrowir,ri jouruey. 1k did not holm that the Insiirtiti . had attempted to cliar A e the pa. • rush for Fin demand, but he said trio Defendant, had offered to pay the Plaintilt trio guititarri riot! a half. The deuland au: firm. peouds eighteeir 'hi! - hap. Witatmoes were culled to pyrite that the charge , ' for' the nicrliciues and attendances acre samurai di.. Mr. !tei3eatit fats?. for the Defeudaut, stated, that lilt. dvii'Ort for hi. client cuurriated hi Airs, that Oar husiiress tfune t, :14 ! rAily oil sevoriet of the pa rish, and not or the' Defeirihrii*, and if his Lordship should he ni Oritiii/e thtit . :Els If trip& out in proof. would avail, he would calf the ilari,h officers, wi.t, would )tivatc Nut the Plirtititi 116,1 411 . "lir? for voy went to thou, hut thin they lad reitated on the trohua Cat: his''ehrire w4A CXOIr bi NIA. ' EL r. 014. 4 A t& s t rip, however, iliiriking thirtWould le'„nossorl- Ver.*, as_auch spidie4tiuu 'night Aii.yclausseldr: &dire ,'" 'the 114— - ' him. pq.cirtasept • fliiiii, i t l yeglicit . . .flag recourse .- upon siwilar piorocatious. Mr. Jo:su Gastoil, et whose home the pestles met for the purpose aforesaid, stated, that upon that occasiwi the Llefeoll.alt maid, Chat the Plaintiff had called Nlesars. Frisby seounthets s which the j lt. l'hiiiitiff denied; th a t th e y L ot h i frig very wrizar. • wheu high words toed. and the *o u t t oo k w the PLacutiff by the nose ;he s aw so : idea i s . tarfesed. and pasted thew. Upou Itia truss-txtunination 1 e said, that is the course of the ultereatrors the Plaiiitaff said to hhu, " You should lint 'warfare without eleau baud. e* that the latter asked hiw, did he mean to my be bed foul Iniiels ? +Waive, if he repeated it he wield pull his ages: ; to whit : h the ethos replied. " Yes, 1 du." Upou :birds be immediately took him by the nose. Mr. Serjeant Sit crllt an, for the Defendants raid. his Cheat was the and alwa)• misty to ear*" , lila regret at what his passion had urged hilt' as r outwit. but could hot, (smithery to his feelings, L. IMO% iege he was its the crony iu the whole of th e Is m ; ~.esv, rod vo could not toritig himself to make an tiacouslitton II apo!ogy ; and he trusted, that the Jury would he of opiwou, that though in law the aosatilt could lost be justified, yet that thik prov oca ti on Wen stash as Waled at !cut excuse it by the aggrwvitting expre..intia of the Plaiuti:r, and their verdict would be accordingly under forty ahilliags, by which Will partivt would he left to pay their yen (FM, ' iii a cute where both had been wrong, and of cmitse, where the apology cught to have het is mutual. The LARD CHIEF JUSFICE" wished the matter could tay.e bred settled without lin ngins this aie. t otrinto Court. The asvault could not he justified be lair. The Plaintiff, in the course of the dis pute,, had eistircly changed the questiou between them, by saying the Dependant should nut be 01E crag. %Allow.. Sriuging clean hands—a phei..r well 'cumin in Courts of law, cis imputing dishon e sty. Tile Jury were to decide, whether they would Mild siabstantial damages for the l'lainti44 or vudi pornioal damages as would leere both parties to , pie their n,ll toils. The Jury, after very considotaideikeloy. at last ftillisd" a testlict for the Ilaiaolf,-4Tinniges Fay aliiilisigs ; by which the Defeedeut is sultjeuted to the toes of the aqua. .. BUENOS AM ES. PROCLAMATION. .11,020 IIAWTIA.OO Ltlirtzaa 1r oar.nox et, lIMIGIGIT op TOE widest or AT. JOHN, rifler or boat...:mum IN ?WC ROYAL NAN V, VULAIWI, GIIVENNON, AND PILOVIAIONAL C•PTAIN-OENEMAI. OF THE FAO.. VIIICFS OA TIM Lao DL LA rLAfA. &C. &C. ~,, 1 ! Minnow' faithful inhabit tuts of Buenas Ayres --,Since the arrival of the last vessel from Cadiz, Ilrii/Iplig alb Well of the events winch have occurred iii3OO A C Mother country, relative to the abdication of the (*rood, executed by our beloved Monarch, ChaPes IV. and his son, Ferditiaall VII. and the re moc.d.afsthe whole of the !Loyal Family to France, I cuswider yuu us iiit‘ious to tut your opinion capon A Olitywr to witch your lie. ilty is sio deeply iutematerl. This anxiety must trace been greatly lii...:retisal by the ate:nail:oldie Frtuch Agent, who brought over t• s44µs. Jtsputelies for this; Supreme Giver:ion:at. ',cksdagetAMPUrS of the uuthiukiii ii , have reduced your itcpplitited eadiusiasin to a state of irrt-.4olutiou. . 144p L aiet inunerliotely declaring to you ds'e object of lie missiou may, presses, have appeared to you a ~.iiosist of contideliee very contrary tu I hat which 1 place Jo you,.and tv twit you epatriotisin has [oersted. But wl.ilat you were euiployeil in idle comjecturcs. the Fesaters of the country. your Nragiatrates, and tfM Chief who his repeatedly conditcted you to glorious triumph, weer isteeseautly riecupied io devising the ,Lest weans fur Uutiutaining your character, 'bitter est., laid tranquillity. " From au examination of the oinitents of all the diapatche., it appears. that the Finial or of the French has been compell,..l to recoguise the ela4. lute indepetsd.lce.of t:'...t Spanish Aloiiiirchy, aud, also that of ,a its trioinuarine vu..-wtO•io.o.; 'without ri.tailiiig or di,oussuoerioc the 11l ill utr,o pO, Lion of ita du:mai-no ::Lod to maintain toe many el reli- e;j1141, our fete. - .ties, liiivs,and ,usagess which gu Li- i ratite.: the future prossperity of, the natio* ; und , tho4h the fake of the ,NOwirriv yes .4 0 t entirely 11 , decided, the Cortes writ, *AIII/Ololletk to bet s.: Buy onne.ou the 1:,••11 uf.,/eire lost, eitititer toe Or poke et cities, anal ,other pegsuea of all midis nu Spann were repeinug, to tilt nuoube.r of 4Pike lillll i dred and fifty. i " Ilis imperial and Royal Majesty, after pleading your triumphs a ! mostans.7. exhorts, i to maintain with enter the high Opinjwa which 1 j have acquired by . your ' - -sr and loyalty, g of every ilescrilliiien; assure him tu reply, its lawful Sovereign distiagaishes it, cod . every' doscriptson of munition, and Spauan.h calamitous. nothing can SO 'security 1011 001011 4114 ruin - a pliant 60 iirterrsting to is imitate t:ie example happy land, who it imlly es• till Acted !Sarin lift the war of • the fate of the mother ate authority winch oc- Mg orders sufficiently, I the Royal Cididas Indira for proclaims Hon Feriiiimud %, 11. Proclama.ton of the that those eiteiwares' fond and soleiiini-' flattering tosyseil bast its revolts*, and lsappouess, for new triumphs. • quilts! couriers, Wall s Contiusut, that by they taay make the succours treessours . by a city, iritieli ti its etteric. haw beets, l tuutreguable buluarik .1 Calibut tonal isde, wish.'' and yourselves cannot coal passible to woes intaus more eti,vt preserve , than reciprocal tol1•• Mesas lostroren 3nu and the Constituted Autho rities. alto, suetstive only to t' o e int emit and henealt, nil see with diabaittfectiote and alAhwieitve everi thiAikkipat opposes or SCINIfUire it..etf from/the gel tvi ss prosprrity. 4. SOSiTI4OO Lts tau." Arts, Avg. 11, .e."A • fir . .. 4, es sad iiiirlicatiou iniiiiit . ychippisneeie hnae acquiredacquired bY.lntaTt°l•lta .. 1 desire of the Defendant linn. , v p i sio,,,‘, was W you at e likillle Watt 111111.701alff I * to into, sa' this 3ury neut. a., ectil l ‘ct forelse. Ari•hto,K. ll °t tia'ait'ausd t" a Plaintiff: ._ van I. I. . . 1 'I • . . q.M . ' . that iOlity of this city to r : • tr.Pla v. alit: ' ' - . is dle cha4eter which chiefly . _ This was an action for an itisianq f . ' Mr. Ser• sett-Ogre, for the Ptaiidie stated, th l it :aid. q-hyppiting of anus, auntie this action was lareugiu, not !runt upy desire of , ve, Yi°llk" .In. Ulu" a° eatninina cover i i , 3 . ‘ Ap ik , ig ". amt mer e ly m % fa,. ij k osp e i. ' l llllllcUpntrilkiete to your necont lags tht the - Plaintilf under the eircuntstass . nes 4 lithe cidn i ec of peutinieut Oil 3 pOl caw, avid, therefore, in the bee:inning .119001 the piddle. happiness.' Let us i the eke,. it hioh had hi en whole stll r iwootr, c m' s.. '44.4-iur ai9Pors in this. happy I the Dcfedd.at would . make a prOfic,ppopt g x s tp 4, .Pvg tbvimooters that atilitnet what ltual linseed, lw would give this-aanret se hlgepiop, by awaiting the baCt irotics in4/st, go away idtl( '' An poiais•—; ..- i i ; -tt i lili' 49 l•lt e •Y•P' e Nit . '"de The terms. hoilicyce of thirst oirr • hang-. ef REP aitertrisirc.hilitY• uttagreed on between the Oak' 7.. ' city' . t_:,AtavcktViiit, not poSsessiii Mate the ease. Ile l ' hifiltift s •iiris eilisAlt 'Mr. . 4! „ ."41) , • •%.).. t° ,. ""nat ? ""e r ti , and the Ddeo4„ut sokketn eii,,ls mi e e cita r i ms. . or tate {t o e unlatch+ of the 1 Frisby, Wine-cuelebaulof w , i ) o pli4i i iipp dry; vial taknsg tile oaths to 1: had p ic Ap st a wow l AA - 44 . 1 e • ,u r 6,,k„id as already armeriseed oil my I IF another Clerk of theirlii • Cif w' *:4- nq tk i iiiW o : 3lst Judy, 1 Uwe resolved it plied to by are of theiulogillie '• i t if, 'when foe 'at" hi proceeded in with the I mais aliened hino his voucher ilrtt ' ' • spoLskpp u dt,. ties *beady agreed upon, dant ter tlinv tested. In atilke tabu it pc - the Li t fpipi. the &nicht of the paltlic rejoice' Mks, however, was s al t sird s gillha f 1 alikowst e4 ,4 o the AA prepare ourselves for IN reporte4 to his irsupicivele int this occasion, therein fi I efaltumainate this, by sp Plaintiff had called theft, scoundrels fat 'making the lipids 9( Provinces on this such a elaisu. This the Phil otier afterwards denied. ndiaittalif,.. o no atairatm if stews i and it was agreed that the Plaintiff and Veleta/lair 10' 4 " enaull" ( "d i l at e the should meet at.thc house of a tlOnipsineg l , kr the to preserve the glory acquired purpose of clearing up the elisbika. r . Upon this t r ot its In ent.aitnatinna and i ts , occasion, instead of e 141111111k41, skids gassed an d will "'Dim" to be , the 'a Liaisesio them, awl the h a d chuck ire , pf South Atheism. But 1 cam Plaintiff. For this iosult his Client had resole& "It impressing - 0 11 0 ° You , end to the laws of hi s c u u u t r y f ur Ta b us , p o d it we , but knoll it. that no force is col for the Jury, by their verdict, to irrapeat, t~ M of *pinion anal feeling, tsar any. Inning recourse to shillala methods fit , I .; ve to preserve you strriticitale, tl NAVAL 111iiLLIGEN CE. i • OIersVOrTII, NOW. •5. Arrircd Ilia Itieje.ty'S ship Turteigc, from mbar, in demo dais, mad has oa Weird the Phil efro of Otigatii; koc 4 on. Jgaperr gad SanPia'', Boss a imam 108/kyr, Ilidiinion; awl thy Pesci ! deem Singh (transports). from Cork ; and the brig Haps. Captais Allem from Plytaauth far London, wadi pitch. re- ca pt ur ed by Flis 3layrity's brig Dar- N.W. ravroarrs, wcr. 42. C.anse in 11. Nfirjesty's ship lieveske, boos Ma deira; and tha Princess Elisubet4 picket, Captain Kidd. with Alhils, frau Lyabon, in vox days. DOVER. holr. 33. Came in this day the brig Little iPrinera , if and for Loads., with whet we cell brill, used in the making of soap. -silky, he. which she took in at thbraltar. She bli had her boats washed off the deck; sad received damage in the late had weather, which was the ensue of her patting io here, where she is for the present placed ander quarantine ; likewise a French privuteer, rather tamaler than those which bare formerly here sent in, but of thr same make. She was sent in by the Kertzeiruu sloop of wary. Caine in elan rive Liberty, 6f bower. Johnsen., with NW% from Sunderland. The arcooni-ia some of the papers, at a Mes smer having /faded here from Franca., could he traced to as ether foundation than the return of the river peter►boat (which carried over the three French Officer., vacationed at the time;, the Capt. of which lauded same diipntehes from France, which were delivered to T. bleat*. Eq. A'ent here for prisoners of ram DIAL, SOV: 43. Arrived and sailed fur toe Iterer. the Phu !mix, Bunn, Front Sonnatu. Came 41041. el • from the Iliter. r twe nil oat ward bnund revels., mud r a iu its tlic Di" us with thi. slips as pc: last. NAVAL OPERATIONS TN fair ArnunduuStur. His Majesty'..ltip Spartan, Sept " 111601 We sailed from the hay of Rosui, on the iith instant, in pursuant.* of orders from Captain Row le), of His Miajoity's ship &disk, to prevent, as much as possible, the eueiny from collecting ves sels on the coast between Cape Creak and Cape Courting'', (high laud near f on the 6th we stood close into Cetto, and observed a number of teasels in the harbour, which our Captain (Brim. ton) thought might be burnt by means of rockets; and, whilst arrangements were making fur this pur pose, the Spariaw proceeded to reconnoitre the coast to the eastward. On the.7th, being off Cape Coaronae, perceiv. leis Ili* Maieoty's ship leeperiasse firing at some vessels iu a small bay near Cape Mejean, in the Bay of Marseilles, we joised in the attack ; and the bouts under miter of the fire froin the ship-, buy- ceetled in burning one felucca, and bringing off ta n wore ; as they were of little value, they were or dered to be destroyed : the Imperinue had, on this occasion, one man killed, and the Sperton one wounded, viz.—Lieut. Potterell, Royal Marines, wotnided slightly; Sir. 11 . 1iittliouse, Master's blitte, and two seamen, all ,wounded severely, and one sea: luau killed. Ou the lath, a party from the ships landed, nod blew up is sigoul-house and telegraph, in the play of Les Salutes-Mariee. From this place we pro ceeded to attack three batteries of two 24-pouitsf era each, upon the isthmus of leurate, under tie h(Protectimi of which a number of v ess el s w ere. lyi ng healed upon the beach. Lord Cochrane Mid recon ' imiired them sonic days before, mid landed siod sink( el one of the- guns upon the southernmost led-, tery, near the village of the Cannel, but had not force nide imt to t-ovoy the whole, Ou the the boats (at day-light) landed and completed the dentruclion oftliat battery, a bile the ships protected theu4 by their fire, from the troops a brit were assembled. At one p. en. the bouts pier, formed in two divisioas; the first made a leitit of itiaditsg near the village of Comet, by which means the troop , . were all drawn to that point • the Chips istipiecfmtely ran in to attack the centre hUate ry, mar the vidsige of St. I..aurerice, mast the so (anal division havi ng proceeded thus fir, nntfor cow sec of the l&i.fterietse. pushed .forward, and carried this isortherentost battery, of which they spiked the guise. A large body of cavalry endeavoured' to cut off the retreat of our people to the boats, but were soon hinted by the guns of the lasperierse, which his Lordship tad anchored in a moat judicious minuet to protect them ; the centre battery was most completely silenced by the fire from the ships. übout five o'clock, when Lord Cochrane rodeo. voured so effect a landing, in order to guru tlw villages, driving Civir cavalry before hint with rocisets. The mien y had now collected in greet uniabens, with field-pieces, which rendered it itos cessary for the boats to retreat, bet not till a laud ,log had taken Fiber, one vessel blown up, and 0110. ther set fire to; the remainder were so much da aiaged by the shot from the ships as to rendre theta unserviceable. The Spertdis hod two worn d.' ed this day, and the issiperierse one: the damage done to the ships was very itiConsiderable. Ott the Oth, is the evening, - we arrived oil • Cent. and anchored just out of gun-shot of the batteries. Atissidnight all our boats were sent iu usete,' the direction of Lieutetiant Willis. first of this Jparien, to endeavour t o b um the gloppirtg, fad which purpose he took a statism within three ammo ten of a mile of the Mole. Such . of the rockets as; were in gtiod•ortier fell either foto 'the harbour or s '.over the noun; several of Skein contiuued burning. .4 eoubiderAbie ttsae, brit meeting with nothing Colll6usaible. •produt-e(I ne of ect—by farthe en at-. burner part being dama ge d, e i t h e r in the boati c or went very Unladen-after : the bettelies kept sip,a • con,i.int fire, but providenti ills uo person was hart.. Ou the filth, rustaing odour then-Past' bear Moot pettier, annular pant was landed. which hlew up two custoiii-iiensts., !wrought off their books.aud slumber of small anus, burnt two poutooos on the canals, und souse gnord-houses. Ou tar I.3th, :of. 13t p. m. nine sail were seen coM• log round the Point de Plebe, to which we gave chace ‘ asid at 4 p. rsr. VitpiUreti six of them near the Vigee nu Bauthoie, viz one ship, three larigic a zeoec or Ut.tawanl, anal a tartan ; as they had run on shore. we anchored near them, and a sale front - the IC. W. °blowy& u• to continue in that sitaatioo until this day. The insperiense ha. _gone to Hams with three of the prizes, and two are gone to Gi braltar.. Lord Cochrane's conduct, during this service, de ones every prune. It was, throughout, a most ani mating example df intrepidity, zeal, profeesioual skill and reamircea, which will be treasured nip iu the memory of all w is p witnessed it. Captain exertions and um. weaned zeal, have, if possible, endeared bin, more than ever to every officer anifsearnan ih tie ship, twJ devattiva more able pan,r nst. lieutenant 11'illis has Awned great credit for the manlier in which he condiftied the attack %mu Cette. 113.41 the rockets been good, we would, have had complete suceeso. Lieutenants Mapleton and Johnson, of the Ito perinebe, and Lieut. Bawftigardt,• of the Spartan s each sup erinterdell a rucket-boaf. and cvioced the greatest ,sadness and judgment : these Officers were also emplsned in all the landing parties. In short, the exertion., of all the Officers and noun ot both ships :were ANOTHER Lrrram. Off Tookul, Ortyb.r 4. The Pustorte has arrived Were from :.fter being chased by five French frigate.` on her pla ss:2;e. She totnmunicated the intelligenee In the Kest. which has gone in quest of theta. The Ter rible is Nino' io the quarter obese they weer, ;sad we hope shortly to hear a good ae4.ouht of three. it is uncettaiu whence the frigates eivapecl, but Tou lon is generally suppoSed to have beta the port.— The euemY's ships in Toulon, when wind and wea ther permit, have the audacity to come outside of Cape Lepet; forms the west 'paint of the (Aster ioadsteat: of Toulon, and maturuvre the!r fthippinie, bat on (ter appearance the: sneak Into • • their &arbitrary like ru many pirates. Tie Fart Aime brig of war arrived here tl•is dar. • Thew frigate. ire aim bloc:Lula& in tLe hailyour of at likrehzo. be shiners Admiralty, .mehei, 1,41 5 , Ms Sir Joseph S. It mise, lit. riptide of Ms ifqeslya Casisties the proceeded tannish, Mils timed a lt of li.hort Cot heart, Erg. Commusukir of olio NhOrety's jo t sloop the SesguU, cod enth of the Wiens 5...1 Compton throated stoup, es Were ins :kbard her et the Lase .he lured by a Initial' brig, and a opiedren ulgumbuete, 4 4 loth offenelast 'l' he Court is 91 Imp taiga That Cepteln Hube r t Petfue,i throeglieut the mango, beiLs.ed rush the e. oien eat t i, t , judgment i and, by not leaving the deck, until is *seeded, with the must determieed vv.-elution tuura.,, .mil 11. at be did not shike the Reugulre CoFunn Yfilli she vat totally unable to stake Cite smallest defew..o, tot 5 . .„. 1 Molt, therefore, adjud4e Captain Hobert Cal:ttort t. h t Must howouutsfy orynittee, mid he is nom lamiuursioly ampt.t. tell' orcerdieglir. The Court menet bat express the highest apyo,:,,oi ot 4 • Lastessat Vaal/17F. !!altos, who, :thl..mgh ,;„, s ., ono( ) wunuakd, motioned to we tin steppe' t and terouseye. mod to ale 'wt, es well oe to the hisses stud nye of the Seriglill, for their noble and steady Iselewriuur, dories nous. 'Merry and unequal $ e,uslu t i s eircarostasce what, elate it reflects the highest honour um them, store iin hie cre4tt the general discipline of the 'Eaglet whip ; and do. 'loof a; mint ismoisrobly acpeet Lieut. Hanme, the Offerers and Cll., and they rue ea meet heauserehly acquitted arestedinly. • (Sigma) JOSEPH V. YORKE, And the other .Ilemart. i 11iK1711410 OF CREDI.TORIII AT GOILDHALL AmMosowm. ir I. !Groat Portland"lase, PONMed-ettest, --. • • 1 , .. , Red Lim-street, Hobeen, wille4lllll. - - Amnia Pelts, White iserie r d, Seek-liilt, LIS :Medea, *slues-maker - * t'll Jobe Gilbert, ChewsU. street, London, rarer 4 R. 1 Grine Jammu, Pear-tree-row, New-eat, Blerkfritin. Road, Surrey, cabinet-molter . IV I Alilli Pkg. Ilishoperatasetnet, Lemloa, haberdasher a Rene dabs, Suothemphis-plair, Stinad, ~e. tualler - - - - - -I it John Lemma, Rumagaie keel, abort/epee - 2 14 Robert Read, Caroline Mews, B. dfued-meare, stable beeper - - - - e le George IMO amyl Jamey Pretchiamo, late of Tacky almet, Southwark, Surrey, brewers - DI VI DRNOR. Jobs O" Ohio' and Themes Lamm, Railisthidl-!ireet, Loudon, fetes John 31'bererat4 late of Red-host-street, Southwark, bop-femur - - William Weight, dish-street, Sciathwark, Sllrre, phillairr . ... . • t „ Steele, gureati sad Matthew Bradshaw Morley, late of lack Marti, Soothe ark, lum- bitters - . I James Reid, lkoad-st. eel, Loudon, underwriter - , i Maims Erre, late of Wliiiielioe-overt, Durbin ling Loudoli, ma - I ch. ut - Rem Meter:yews Deems, Tilkimisialleiard, bp dou, stuch-liruler - - . 1I Jelin flovianda, Princes.aircet, Lambeth, Semi, barn-buildcr - wittk dispshilos front !nytuou. 1., lull their vow ~ hoes not yet It Lot we andem, rui ~:: l l ' t o mom to iretbetitately. The fult,,i;, ' ships ere doe oil this motion, extiwoive of li t optednant:--Ootals. Sovereign, 4: awl ,Z leratichale, Sparlidile. :tier's,. Wirrior. .116 ' tagre, Csiosberisad, ' mums. Nairthmit‘ er 4 . _ .Foute. sod Suiten'. of the hoe, sod the sp, ftimci -- 15 ., Panama frigates. exclusive of several small The enemy hive Aeolus , soil eaf the line, esti seve frigates in 'Autos , bobidis s one threse-thekei., tar t{,lauuched. yrtill .—....—.—.....,........_ I NI FAL covitxm.annAL • —....—.... Frog At a Coort-Illatitil, imiestilled mid held so heed IN V& 1,.; jetty's ship Prisons ili Orasige, Is the Rine% ti,,. mo Ur. J. oast Diseesolar. 1468 : Prese,.t, Meisel ea Sesser 1"1 ,_... 4' SI: Kt. Casale Ai Illis4fajest)Nethip (Usti. u m , rem': vilik, ' sad Third 011iort is the comorsod uf His Yt i s o ,. .lt M ty'.. ably. and assent to dm Downs, Pre.tdent. Air a The Court, pursuant to as order bola the LordsCoawn,.. hi " almwrn ut the Admiralty, anted Ile i uth Of Nut" ihri , isos, Led tn* Sir Joseph el. I mite. kc rants!. NJ NIL Tb , rouse r. tit -1 ti tisre d P g 0, I bind or, A of B, 4:1 If CERTI ricATE.i. rrinieriek Francis Muni.lisll, of tulentaa street, Lnuaoai Clarke Jones, of _ fa: I urct Clarks layo, of London., srareboineonsa Thtmos Niili yf4 , of Caerphilly, Glaneis‘am, VW.t. soutos• fertater • Wigow HariWad Noe !meager, of ttristol, bonoe.r.irpeot_r 11 • .liomi Awelin, of Dossity, fihoocestor, glabs-oalor. neon aqacil. of arid.. limwdraprr. 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