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Aosta- Gime Sopel Appliaisfe I ellollaggi e dile,lll4, 0119,4140.1. 4 ) abets ggewseesitaiiiim apt delivered rotas. was influenced by a horror at the atrocity of the crime of murder ; of which the Prisoners stand se. cured. Hemmen, who is mate of the vessel, is, we midendend, a native of Yorkshire ; the other panel; who was cook, describes himself . 11 Frenchman. • Mr. Gabriel Simone, teacher' of French in 'his city,' being sworn to interpret faithfully to the !sties , Priapic; whatever should be addremed to him, the indictment was then kid over; to which both the Panels pleaded—Not Griity. The first witness called was Andrew Comelier, a Mangan boy,, who, being asked if he had any ob: jectioe to be sworn in the manner in which an oath weideskistated in this country, said he had MUM; bat requested that a Bible should be brought him, Holding the open Bible in his left bond; and raising his right, he took the oath accordisigly t after which he kissed the Bible. He then denoted as follows ....land been at sea for four years, ott beard bf a schooner belonging to Gibraltar. Does. not recollect the name of the ship. Went on baud iii . fteita. lie sailed limo thence to Gibraltar; 0 ;)'!!mono Johnston was master of the said , ; When they arrived at Gibraltar, But (Franc‘sis Gaieties) came on boas i ii fimind' the other Noel' (Paler Heattro4ros - The el- re IP w51 . 441 , ;f1. ac t ijoi r eam datilli ,iforawsin g; sod Astoriew • 1.1116 shitio.fitelt shottiottAbo. ilk BrozlisoAiloPlahoes *lt haw- MOW posh • .I`essis in a cargo 441 jilt of raisins, At Iv beries.wax, 3ce., also a lilt , light barrel. of dollars. The dollars tropthelig part of the cargo that' wai put ou hoard, 'which MO' ',cocain the atternouu, and they soiled the morning following. The cargo of dollars was not taken Trott any otheisifip, hot embarked from the shine about three o'clock in the afferiitiou. Could not tell the name d the month in which they sailed, ii English, hut, recollecting himself a Intl., then pronounced it in his own lauguage. They till sailed togeth r e: The deponent slept in a bed in the cabin. next te the Captain'r, the samelide, but Inure att. The male shire slept there, but on the other side. The Mkt peat ot else crew slept in the forecastle. Ho bert Stischan and Johanna . Dhotis watched anti the Captain. Peter Smith and Paterson getter:llly watched with the mate ; het Smith having got his leg cut, gaol yould slot calk yrry well, the Freficli neMs(frehoes`Gateies) wknt to his place. %Vas about 17 or IS days at sea Where the Captain was ledhlt ; mid Siiiith's legirliCcut three daps before that event. When he efilaillia s the cabin in his bed. be braid the shot of a musket. 'flee Captain ut this tilde .wsi also in bed. The Captain had been on watch that night rlotig with Struclian and I.)liera,,,eni kit the w a tch a t twelve{ used wa. sbc ceeded by l aterson, the mate ; send the Fresiclis man (Francois Gaieties.) The'shot awoke 'l,e deponent, nod 'it w a s p er f e ctly dark in th e c a bi n , Wert nacpedistely ou deck. Thinks that the itlitil viakiireal into the adieu, oval at the Captaia!sised. WNW the deponent gut um deck, saw the tome et rikeilg Paterson smear aboutthe main !hitch way. 'Pk Male had' li musket it, his 'Mild, amid was stielti? 'satchels faith tr 4th the butt-enof h. fle)ird 'llslit i er ' it my auto. hod • saw . uashhq, ism - his head-Stith laliOdt he vit 4 l l 4 SlatioaettatbieitelG. Atm, m•l•Lilistssehl strike the !sitloteet *lt *Pet Oh Mlete ItlriltiltiP 4 4lo4llo Inure than otter. lie was standing wiles!, ,the, potent' Wit Vier him, bat tater;i4 t waii ter. wards knocked down by th eithlte, • *ION% flit r /411 1 side the wain hatchway, vaiiii.ehe hosr.• •••111ort Rot know the particular parts AS which Ist.wee struck: The Deponent afterwards is thit„captattu coma up from she cubist. which was after the mate had struck and knocked down' Paterson', 'The depo. event's bad was !water the cabin door-Than the Cap taia's. Tim depvuent did not, rateihe cook wisest be first came up, and saw the Cessteies coma tap before he saw the cook. The Coition) then vaid.tu the depopent, !‘ What is this ! what is this !" ?aid at the samt time holding his hand upon his fore head. .. twi tt ed, • whets ill bed, was nearer the timer of . his ca nt . than his ket. The &tie nyitt'a rind VA Captain's beds were uu the turbaned side of' the 'noel. Saw some blood au the 4+ 1 1)" teiteit fiCiff. tWitiliererl that at the time th e Cap tam mac apt ftearthicabin, the mute was figliiitig leitib.Paterstaft —.lite cook amen hold•of the Ca 0. ison..ao4l wick ,bee • blow with the.buttieed el a quisket ohigb, , k OW art lit. baud. _Ake cook threw I'l4 C al pi l uis slown s p e t the mate Unittedt a ilety LembhiTar l iiiled 'stud 'struck the Captain with Ate Alma* ' Whit*" 'lie - he% r the ' Captain thee' meouued:l 4gst i m i di, very A Obtseh. Stream!! wird DAUM were at this time in the forecastle in their . and :ept Ti a kept . the hatchway was nailed down till the following morn ing. The mate asked the others oft deck whether they thought they were dead or nat. The de ponent answered that lie did not kiln,. The hatchway was opened the next mottling. Does nut recollect who opened it. These that were confined in the forecastle (as the boy expressed himself) 0 , appeased to be dawn-heart. ed, and half-crying."—They were given somebreath by the opening of the hatchway, and it was KIMs time after nailed down again. It was opened again on the third day, when they were allowed to come on deck. Dhura solicited thetas to spate their lives, when they were accordingly allowed to come up. They did not force the Deprearot to. swear, but compelled theatre who mese ap hem the forecastle to do am 'llay owe that they would not reveal any thing that had happened, and then kissed the Bible. In the coarse of the day he wait sent down by the state to the cabin. Saw some blood on the seat end the Captain's bed; and the Captain's pillow was destroyed, cowered with and the feathers strewing about the bed. The clothes upon the bed were thrown overboard, and he wined the cabin. He also washed the deck. Saw AU *shod en the deck ; raw blood where the Captain mid Pateemou ssemelpitega Saw a masket•ball in the bisailikat tan siembeaseined wish blast; •tbis, was in .the morning. The Captain was a good nowt, good .)itjppered and kind, end never saw him drunk. The deponent was in bed whet. the Captain came. .4f.watcli. The simb's arm was tied when he first vase on board the schooner. There were sit muskets ou board ; kept two, and threw the, rest 'overboard. The dollars were taken out of the bar rels after the Copt, wits killed. The casks were bro. ken up below by them:tie. The cook was at that time on deck, at the helm. They emptied the barrels, and put the dollars nito bags. A number of- amid' bags were made, into which they were put, and then removed to the bulwark part of the ship. They then atLered fur Sew N.A. Lauded caret at the Islii.d of Barra. Alter the Capiaiti's death, the mate acted as Captain, and cook as mate. Th e m e t e , tflillawly the erol). fob, and Smith, went ashore at (kits. rite mate laud Ca l ,t, J s coat on alien theg„We..t ashore. Its colour ivies green. lie had on testottsiit., a great coat and an nailer coat. Witness teasittut ashore himself. They went ashore it. the libelee boat. amid bought a large boat there. The Mare said, this boat was to take money ashore in. They went thence to Storuoway, in the island 1.61 Lewis. IVlieu they were near the shore, they tried to sink the schooner„-by making holes it. her with • crow-bar : the mate desired him to do this; mid the water came up through the holes. They then went into the boat to take the motley ashore; they had previously counted the money, the dollars Cot witli their hood*, sad then with a till-pot in the bast. Each of them got souse dollars; shoot 6.300 each; t h., put 'PS dollars in hello. 'nary went ashore, itiveroyed the boat, and buried the money ; the boat «as full of smolt stones : tliete.pchea trot made over bee b0i1..,-Sosue poor fellatio mime first to the teat oftansuesda too gentlesniestrerho took diem &hr . ., :Ns 4•011 0,11 1 1 6Py opened'ibt Lianas belongiut to l mate at yvhfneii. 'eh chest held del *WI thereciag4,tithers utider.gtemid. These gen.. kleuoruJefi i lia boat afterwards. *lan the gentlea wee: is away, hr (olinesis) via tliter4heet, and told them whit he has said here:-(One - untie get. , beaten' was •Ildr.' whom the witness stow identified in Court.)—Did 1101 tell the mate, hut hie told Ohara that he an. going to du The day before he told Uhura, that if somebody were there, he would tell the stoat. Dhura said, Very right." All the pails.,, took part In the etuking of the res. set, and he waist obliged to do it: cgie mate and the cook compelled them. He allies. intended fpo the yery first, to 'nitwits, as soon as i.e gut on alas" of whet had taken place. He hewed I • iraslt killing the Captain or taking the it happened. The Curtail' load a wideri,:ir idler his death became the Fienclonsit'l6. nets identified the watch, on it. • beteg proskseed to Court.] It bad olso , asthain anal which ire suate.got. smiimst ass•to his systeksakW it i t esa aft+ Conti itkdsihed in Con the thou! whitb . they 'bad: os t ' !ssuyksits M N Captain's* easpwrwalepahro'curd : use. matervalents/ Cb tusimittl mad whom , did it, by eh! mete% orders I. the , tlistd and cook threw some I "%tnintil Sig! places of iron were t 71:107(11k7iliegi' ; ultryni ,ii g ne .imp sµ wipe after the aptuin was killed -seilbsesersa Issue adjourned fur the impose of ocireseituesio.) Examination of Audiew Comelier colitioued.--. as soma as it was in his power to do so; and that his be haviour this day in Court was also highly satisfactory. David Robertson Steachan, sworn, sod after beast admo nished by the J sedge Admiral that he was Jo safety so lung, rani r • eo 101 l only, as he adhered to the truth, said he was aged 13, and had been at sea about three years and a half; was lest on • board the Jaime schooner ; west os board of her 13th May last, aLGibralter; was to sail from that port to Salvador, in the Brasile; had on board, besides other gouda, 40,1100 dol lars, stowed io casks.—(Witoese them gave a Ind of the crew, which was the mine as had been swore to by the former wit ness.)--Sailed from Gibraltar us the 19th of May last; was at ma no the Sib or 7th of Jour, when the murder was committed, thershipbelog then Am or 'ix degrees to oorthward of the Line. Safer. the Captain was killed, had frequently heard some cogremetion is which it was pewposed to kill the Captain. Mr. Haman was the teat be beard talk of it. It was in the foregadle that he Snit beard bins speak of it. Ha said Ire did eel Irish them to have a head is the murder, but they • ihs.ld have a share in the nsemeg. He afterwards emu tiooed it to hiss abase, sod still proposed to have it done. The Captain, witness, sod Jolla Hard, were on watch de miming when the murder was committed ; the Captain was sober when he west off watch; Smith was below ; wir iness was awaked by the Captain crying out, mail the outs. of Heaman, who came to the hatchway, mid called all halals op to shorten sail—rWitsesic here descrabed the order iu which they gal opal: Jet-L)—Heenan had a hatchet in 441 bawd, and ordered amens to remain below ; and added, that if he (witness) was admitted opus deck, hs would gasp information to the Captain; afterward* beard a noise as if they were breaking op the writer mks, mid washing the deck. They brake op the beilk.belid of t h e cabin sod west smoke came through which almost striocalr d them. 'Tbearb were two different attempts, which lasted for two ert 'heti hones. The hatches were opened one intoning, sill when they hail seceived no provisions. They then called out to Smith for assistance, when the Feta:Man said that Le (Smith) was overboard. Whets the halchea were opened they came out ; wittiest had both his hands fastened to the bourn ; *Reversed' his hands sere untied by John (laid, and Sr.itis .ante up and proposed, that be (witness) should have se the; rot Meat and drink, and *share of the money if he would take the boat, and go adhere. Had by this time learned that the CI p. tnin was killed and overboard; al least he uurleraht,J est frum Ilearteg the expression that it was June; knew nothing ut Paterson, but heard Mr. Heitman say that Fraticuia bad killed him ; witness, seeing farthing hut death before Lies, said be would joie Heartiest, if Ise would not murder him, fur it was no use taking the boat, nitro he could not sae lead. Neon's,' did sot say the Captain was killed, theugls he mentioned souther permit as kith,' calm vas not the Captain ; water-vs was alarm below half that day; she Fresh man brought him provisioos is the morning; -storm then came out from below ; Francois said nothing at that time; he sat down upon the alert ; nothing was said to loin ; he afterwards went demo again, mid the hatches were again closed upon lam toe all sight. The next fawning oha was upon deck the Freischniaw said to him, Von so iota the sea. ' Witness the,. weld aft to Woman, who was at the helm, sad said, if he would spare his life, he would jolts bias. Houma these swore him to Perlin 011 tlfe Bible which redoes. prirdseed. Heiman tau the saint day lake.) him to kW a baud is taking the money (that nee in br mak iug up the casks), which hr did. HO also lent a hood is stow away the dollars its bags, for the purpose of concealing them. The schooner was seuw smutting In the inahward. As soon as they saw a snarl making ismer& them. they had orders to heave theic hest clothes overboard; nuacM sr eurdiegly cast his chest uvreleuarl. The Copia* of War other vessel hailed them, acid llesumu ausweia.l dim they were 13 days tem Archangel. Wiliam then detailed the circumstances of their going ashore with the specie at Sturuu. limy, much is the same rammer as they were related hy.sha precediog witness. He stated that after they lauded stir SwairJale, a crowd of persons and several costotudionse ara:. ears cause aaeuual them, Ifeasaan bold them that they were from New York, amid east away, sod that his mime ear Shoil well, or Stowell, acid told hits (witness) also to cell him by that slime. The cosloanbossa ulficers neat ars•y ; dims not kisser is hat became of Andrew, but they sniped him ; Hee- Plall sent him (witness) to go and look fur him, anal Me cease had' oust said be could sot Sod hiss. Hearts, atierward• west away himself to look fur him, and came hick sod sag! he slid sot Sad him. He came back wiibuut his amt. Alai. *MI watch, and said that, being clamed, lie had hove ohm away. They retaliated with the boat till Iwo or three ob the Peemaing, when they were taken hits custody. 'rho t;sposon two trunks psi board, one of which the mate took, mot the cook the other.—(Seiug show. these in Coma, witoess ideutined them j The Caplan. had a watch [winch vita*. also identified, is well as two timakets sod rather 'where. which were carried aabtovis the hum )—Witness"ever sailual with the Casitaiii before.- He was a very good oust of a 0441; rarrelled ousaeirmes wltb the cook. Pliers had no quaint with ,l he maqte that .he knew a; but baud Imo say their wools! Ivo boa" *AK if be should propene to take three laves. Crommasmined for the defence.—The door is the hat head 0/11 about the else of the square of the slime's has— md Leger.. Slept epos sleek Mr a week or two after beset liberateilfrom the fixecasile. The Matter's buy dial WO go sebum at 4 0 1144 with a market and egg.. He ha rt beer. ',hum iu prima about funs enuatlao with Mums and the Matisse kiss,' sod they had nut hems kept separate, cacao' daring tas Scat week, before they were ezamiuml. lirsrmaissei by the loßmi illekTOcaTu.—The door ih the lastkeheard was kept feet by a large spar, and nailed. The smoke oat through sisal lilted the forecastle, so that th. y sere slaws mdfocated. hi wag sever mentioned, is the souse of the voyage that the Germs was killed. The wine.. barring *ivied his deposition, the Jence Atifilliumtnformed him that he was free Ruin proem. •...1 escansweuded the distinct manner in which he bad gmen b.. evidence. The only ilairg to be regretted am, that i.e had __ . _ . __ _ .- _ . , . -.. 7 ,-- —...- _______ _ .--,---, ..........___ .. ...• . ._ . . . .. • - - .- . . • . _ _ - .. . • • 4 411/7/ ‘ 644111 ' *./C---1•7)-6 , 711-t.. 4. 41 •44ee • . . . . . . • • .Ll.. c ent 4n.--A-- j. ' 4 4 .' ‘ 4. ', 7 7 • . . V . oi 1 ...1 - e • . . . \ ..• • • . --. r ~ * 4 , 4 4 t . . I • • ./ •' V -,:-7 01 • .4 , . . I. 1 i t 4 4‘.• i' •. fp . , • . s. • Ili I ' r. ' ~.. . , " •- ~ r • . • t ..A. , •-• .41- ji l , ...,. . .. . ' • ' . A . ~...••••• ...... . .3 . 1 1, - , . 'Ti• • ....?Ai • . • , • • NUMBER 5926. LONDON, SATURDAY, -DECEMBER 1, 1821. . • Petice 7d. . - 4t - 3 , ---------. 7 .----,,-.--_ THICATRE4rOYAL, I7RURY-I-4Ngt. M UFFS , TIPPETS, and FUR TRIM- IfiGH .COURT ra t t 4 4I)NIKAILTY, beds; and, hearing the uproar , were coming OD ; When fire was made upon the fluor below decks T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Dec. 1, SIINGS.—It is impossible throngh the medium of I deek, when the mate ran to the hatchway with ' there win copper under the fire-wood to prevent a• Advertisement in impress upon the Public the astonishing EDINBURGH, TORII/AY, Nov .'27. his Majesty's Servaills will preform the Tragedy of en see in hisimorl, and ctied, " Don't come up; I Hoer frmn burning. There was no lire-place in the DE MON FORT. . Bargains that THOMAS, of Mary-le.busse-strert, Piccadilly, is now offering in WINTER FURS The Assortment is very don't come up." The mate then shut down robin. Did not see the La leis doing soy thing to , u tter* Sir Joffe Coetettet.. Ker. ./ s tufa if t *"..i.'7, the hatchway to prevent Striseinot end the others Patevoon. Dr Monfort. Mr. Kesu ; Removals. Mr. Cooper; Coout 'invasive, and all fresh tuanisfaettered. Ladies wishing to V re b e r g , M r . B .1, Manuel, Mr. Powell; Asselm, Mr. make purchases are particularly requested lo in hie ' •,..... 1 r."‘..! . tai V 80440d4 ...6..,H .i:tirosi from coming up. They then threw the dead bp- Creeswrianised for the Prisoners—Re went lo lied *Vitt Thompson. Jane De Monfort, Mrs. Egerton •; Countess Stock, as toy- ios:iection alone ran the Public twm a just ..w. -aill t al• or...it dice averboard. Paterson was thrown first, whet eight veriork the night the Captain was killed. It was a Cretan, Miss Smithson. estimation of the advantages, and whirl, will enable the pur- -... [From the ETA/4A St 1 roam. Remained in bed till be was awakened by • shot ; After whirl, chaser In form a true criterion or the fluidity and prices. 6r ''' ' ''''''' ' '': wpm quite dead, awl hail his clothes no ; • piece we Me Rash, bat saw nobody. Had grow to bed with his clothe* u• • did not look at the Captain's bed before ping THE CORONATION. Muck s..bk,ltia. 18r. 205.; Genett, 20s. to 2.5 s ,• Fitch. 30s. PIRACY AND IIItURDER. of iron was attached to his coal. Was ordered Yesterdsy morirsog the Clean *et in the chamber by the mete to throw them oveilioard. Johanna up. 'inert; upon deck he sow no light in the binnacle t The Procession commences from Westminster Hall.— 356.403 ; Chisiettillis (large lase), 44.. to 60". ; * Swansdown, Irk S ero od Scene, the interior of Me Abbry.—The Third, 70s. to ttls.; a great variety of fi ne wil es , et c loos. rm.. ; of the first division of the-L)ert of S e ssion, flit the MU , * appeared to be frightened ; the cal& end weal to the starboard side of the went ; s a w no b o dy a t the cad be rm it ar t ot •is een e, in which Mr. Knight will introduce a few very turbans. 7to 10 getiOess; Lynx, Squirrel, Sable, trial of .Perer Heiman anti ..14aiteeis Gaither., other- the deponent assisted in illmwing theta ewer.. helm at that time. A little tar sod wood vas burst; it a asa ,o„,;..g ssi , seem e d, "'ll,e King and the CormoilioN Gill, &e. ate. with h great variety of !Nieman, Speseers, wise Gasifier, secured of thillpicatical seizure of the board._ It . was from foir 9tat . te ,... e i r . si t it kil eil l in d ui rel en r d i e .i : b r a r e s isti t eg d Lu i rw o r f i s i r e o c k ft e p t i b: in t.:it sp it t likei lp ilw re w re em wa s s w : OM lithdoest swathe People." Tire Fourth Niue, Ow 11111, Cage, Colima, Epaokts, Flouncing, arid Triesseiogs to ear. is the teepee of which the Grand Emir, o f the Champion. respond. A complete Winter Stock of Bash Cloaks, Rm. Jane, of Gibraltar, when Ot _,her voyage from that so. Ile said to the cook. ** U malt holes i• the cabin is admit the light and air. There place twthe Brazils freigbt4 Pith it rideable cargo, I will do SO •• Sense stories were sttechret 40 the was • division betwixt the forecastle and main hold, with -• . sa 4 4 o e p m . toutatt. and ficortia shawls; rich Spred and-plain Poplin The Deers to be "peeled al Six o 'clock, it email door. Heard nothing of going to Seutlood Worst snide i Rembewises, hoe,. ansi plai n seer,. w i t h eve r y J iisqlnihtig specie to the.tiametist of 38. ISO Spanish Coptairs's ' WM' He had on his trousers iind • ihniame. .s e i m. i t s :l l4. B : sa k al g ie at 11 4.t er ven :3,L ed.... 1111, :lc 6/1.; Second Llama Despery, Haberdashery, liesiwy, mid Glowee.owsbe ikellass; mewl ferihee rhargiog them with aramiering hie shift, with ;rise brace over Iris shoulder, when he threelimi and the other were hrougta owl of the hatritway. • Seemed •411114 - 14.--UpPar Gal. 'er7 1 "e" re""wittel arrow, al Thomas's, 140.1. Mar },; Mar },; Timm •. tildooden. the Washer, and lottery hitesson, come up from the cabin, which was the wwi.lse ge- 115 the JUDGE Austina i t—C ame ( tons M a l ta w i t h t h e I P o r k lb^" 4 " 4 smood n = ia. 1 ~,,%„,,„ !„ • -,..t rhoomeareet, Paiseibile. -Every Article worrauled perfed. , it also with LOD a lig *seaman of the wall bllg • d .6 i wildly slept. The cask was the ineoteagiive in u m" c *P"'" . By Castor! for the Prisoners —They never carried soy ribs" 1 0 be "OM *Pr* 41 4 1110111 " 41 . 11.1 "1 4111. 4 ROM ATIC SPIRIT of virgßoatt.—Tilis Peter Smith and Ileleht cluiu, nmeitta. in. till sundering the C*lst•in stta sittuistne lhit boOr•v"" hives about with them; bet there were two knives staler, Wear al lite , , • _ , eliteetiliby Itertalweß Uglier ( li re " erightelimastioe sr, falqabfaal! ilea - Rhosils by to Maid s • The- Catti, 44•4 04.,treite 40-ellithi pp. Alp_caosip. .rryvii.. /maw were brie owe lbw Private doses • , ►a Mar. a n d ol o omi h n umesh,„ . :•......v., , ,,,.-- ... . -. 1 ' . Ilhaer), much It of welt blown pike" fli Merrier l3t stssuks, the Petwowlemsteeeettdrd in tertifshig the was thrown over rim It *et air, Bt -r, , It,ol Mai; betel,., sad some bread in the eabi• sod oa deck. addle Mieeday, tie blesibli, with I PlWCrvemitine. ' '' ' Waters sad head-achy, and in counteracting lbe effects at said Smith end Strechen to assist them in miling overheated, close, or info air, contusion to be prepared, th e Te 4,,.1. s i x m i nut es betwixt the d ei n- m e a t', sa d Ike C .. 1,- There were no casks slur provisions where the miler" slept. By the JUDGE Artetitait.--Strachao and Smith could mIS r is the greatest perkeriou. by Meow. THOS. lad WM, which they afterwards gunk off the tairi's coming on slick. The mate united down the gel at She provisions in the h o ld, hut could have pit soak" TUNATRICROrA L, COY RIVT.GANDRN; . HENRY, AIANU FACTCR INC CHEMISTS, MANCHIIiii cost of Ross...lore, arid lauded the specie on the 'tale hatchway upon Strachen mid Smith-next marling • beef where .he y y the were. Betnr the Captain was killed beard u p , 11S EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. 1, TER. it is mitt is London, wholesale an d reta il, l 'y Messrs. of Lewis, in that county. anti made it fast. lie also helloed a fire in the o f ao quarrel b etween Paterson and him. T hose in the will be acted glatitapeare• Plaj of iSATLET hod BLEW, Peffromera l Coekspur-wreet ; and • The circumstance's of this ease, which attracted cabin, stud made two bolts in order that the smoke forecastle could not procure bread, but co u ld :et salt best. . THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA: retail, priee . 2s• 9d. by one or more Autos in every psisaul the most intense • tilterrst of a crowded Court, have might gu forward. The el . ~r ut Wag ordered to B the Counsel for the Prisoners.—The mate and all the toes; but it carom,' be genuine, unless lime names of the crew slept on deck the fir twenty dam after the Cap- Doke la Milan Mr. furies; Amen* Wm -01seemae ; Preperers are engraved on the Goverensietit Stamp' already been stated in this Paper. It wa ll Ire recol. get flour and water, end stop up ell the seams its t w a a i O rd 's . death. Witness was ou deck for some lime, sad after. "mewls, Mr. AbisOit ; Valentine, Mr. Jaws; Sir Thurir, 1 11141 * id is Axed ever the cork of each bottle. Pr per ' lacteal that the Prisoners were apprehended try on the hatchway to prevent the smoke from eseup- Mr. W. Farrell • Lettuce. Mr. Liston ; .._Spectl, Mr. C1A.......i.ar.n.; Boos are sold by Raylry and Blew, as usua l.. 9- Simege efificer in his /Majesty's) preventive service on the jag. All the bulk-heads were shut up. Sirachau ~._ . below. . &ER JUDGE ADMIRAL, ea this witness being removei Übeillea-Mr. Farrell ; &Muth*. Mr. vrts.' 'sails. stssi'm• -As shav e may also b e h a d, aut h ent i cate d by a s i m il ar isl a nd of Lewis, •in cons e q u ence of the information and Smith were kept below two nights slid one day. isifortned him that he bad acted in a manner Tree; Sylvia, Sins Hallsode; Lerma, Alls Illememees. • Stamp , HENRrS CALCINED MAGNESIA is bottles at of a boy belonging t o ti le crew, whose confession The smoke was kept up fruul tile mooting the m filmil uat t pr ift eite bu vr t u , oily in giving information to the Alagistrates la the Millie of the Play wine* iairettliertilleitint. poet*. 1 Its , ild. De tilt thin stoppers at 4s. 6J. as soon as it Was 11l hi• isnwer in An an• ...A 'ilk.* I.:. k..._ n. . ... J was i nfluenced be a horror at the atrocity of the hatchway sou nailed down till the followistis morn. whew after using It only futor dap, OM ckM two amel;soilbitl oaths.. fear double earth, sod boa botakaaproataltorse mum tel.a t irl This toratiatable bleittesaa so be had se tlieV Pro or;ii, Jostorle. •Wasuases, awe Co., N.. to, N tralotelaaroakt , ilamio; sod, by their ores 'or the pokoollwodi 1161111rior•Vtoilkis'4o 'Worm ow Itt4Y'.. At Ir. id. poolkolliLtrz - »oloboviowi,,,iiinos , .. a I.m.ar *6 a N. 1, iz' • howoi l ", lit w e .. Fr, vir 11 111 "lr'''' •• 1 ''. 1 . • 4 1 . .., R. .... . ke..per to certify that tbes .-.--:4i .t, F r, ~~ ~~ 1 1 ' , L W