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CHELTAIVII4M, Sever. s. the ;wed newt rrota Portutgal was received here, on Satnruity morning, by our throng of Fashionalsles possible shark of joy. The b e lls r ang mnnj merry peals, and a universal face of gladness pervaded/1h ranks and degrees through the town. •At mien the Theatre host4tesl i most .nrilliatit and i l ium/sus atulgeoce (the play being bespoke by the Non..ldra.. NitannAw). 'The performances it Milt Off with much and merited eclat ; and at the end if the linst•pieei: Mr. BEY7III.RT, iu a short, appro priate speech, introduced Bole Britannia. in whi c h the Louse joined the chorus; and the follow ing Itnrs, written on the spur of the moment, were added, and Most enthusiastically applauded and encored ra.-- La, ! now the T..ratit's lefasus It% tOl lln Portagars long sin - rine p'..‘ws, `Where millions shoat, by Thee ware hued, And Spats returns the grateful strains. Mule Ilritauaia, 'Tis thine to raise the prostrate uo*, Su kat the Power Supreme decreetl, britaiw stnkee the a!orions Now. By which whole Nathan bhnil be freed. Hair Hi itaimikke. lYcl.ronx is announced to act kat! bing nn TaturA•lay next, wad ti.lcuctt, on the ra l .e, to suc 'reed ruin. Mr. litsn's elegant villa, t'nnibray taken by tfe Earl of Kt.sm A RE, for tie winter, and the fiatily are partly conic in. Our latest arrivals are The. Elm( alai Countess of Suffolk, Lord Andover, 31sr eh„,,, of Blindt , ..e!„ 1) . 0r5,7,v.r Lady Gsl.vay, Lord Charles Spencer, Su. Nathaniel Dance, Mr. .Ingerstem, Mr. bream vo.Kal, Mr. listuaroOry, ice :at% Monday moraing, lIIS A.I79TY, Priuceeacs %watt. AUGUSTA, and AMELIA. Hermaipomed by Lady TuYNNtc, Lardy littEltS and ‘VAI,sIN GUAM, englOY. Vol Colonel ToJK rude Wuuldor P.tret and returned to the Palace et tvel T r. Afterwards the Pat tt cEr.sre, art urn panted by Lady TUT:tat:. 1.0411 RI% 1,115 *lid %V 41.sING -111,01. awl Cultutel TAY Lox, took another rite for au hoar. ye.terday, His MAJESTY, Princesses SOPHIA, Al'Ut+TA, noel AXYLIA, aerorn;ianit d by Lady Geaerdi FITZROY, altd Colonel TAY LOR, rode till noon in %Vindsor hark. Lord AI tai li.s.aa left town, yesterday, for his meld Zitifield, Berko* The Earl of CHATOISI left town, restertray, for the seat of Lord itatintstLin, in 1.4u301k, on a 01100tio? party. Lady'Cattortst DARER returned, on Sundial., to her house. in Park-lane, fr.ats 54..1.411'10. at:. Ladyship will leave town, this day. for her seat in Surrey. The Marquis of TWF.EDDAI.E arrived, on Sunday, at Titoxas's hotel, r. oin Seotlai.d. The Hon. Colonel and Captain Carel. left town, ristenlay, en a visit to the Earl and Countess of Etna, at Cusliiiihory-park. toady JULIA PkIIICT is very ill at Sion-Lose. General and Nlrs. Itossk returned. yesterday, to their hone, in Saville-row, from a visit to the Earl and Countess of E3iF.I. at Cashioltury. The Duke and Duchess of Sosir.:tsey arrive', yesterday afternoon, at their house in ficeaditly, from Ltratidliv-house, Wilts. The Duke of itenciino left town, ou Monday afternoon, for M'oburn Abbey. Tho asked fashions do not appe a r to have made . great progress among retioiud people in Irelaikl.-= A witness, upon a fate trial, in that country, swore a Lady was mud, merely !steads* she went with her baron bare. His Royal Highness the• Dar of YORK and a elect party, dined, yt-Sterilay, with Ckm. Dames . - amp, at his house, in Audley-square. The Countess-Dowager of EItUOL has been very ill - , fbr some time past, at her linwe in John -Street, Berkeley-square. tier Ladyship. w,lio, we are 'loopy to state, is much recovered, will remove in a fair days to the house of the Countess of GLascore, in Carrington-street. May Fair. • Lady DON A LLT is on a visit to the Couutess of CIIAMLEVILI,C, at Weymouth. Miss Dtteau, after a prospenoos tour from the jolly tars of Plymouth to the honest Yorkshitemen, has passed through Loudon fut Margate, to glean a few loose notes from the London citt at that fa vourite watering place. Mr. TIIIODORE Hooke has been again angling in the Heicomien fountain. He has roiled alt night and caught twofishet, one of which. we ,u pox, a Carp, is entitled " Food for else Critics." it is not yet known which of the 1%. inter Theaters is to dress it. Amongst other patronage in 'Norfolk, Mr. F i n.. SIMMONS was honoured with that of Sir Wit LIAM and Lady JERSIMGIIAM, at whoa seat the Earl of Ream sae an] Lord CASTLF.IIOIs were on a visit, and were much pleased with the sweet voice of their countryman. Miss Botaton takes lease of the Liveassiol audi ence, to-morrow night, in the part of Adele, i n The Haunted Tower. a f ter Mlss Smiles Mrs. Oakley. in Cot:mates eoineily of Vie Jealous Wife, for her own benefit. Iris Grace the Duke of Noattorz, we are in formed. received, by the last East India fleet, a pre sent of the most beautiful antelope ever seen in this country. Miss SMITH closes her engarinent at. the Liver pool Theatre, on Friday next. 10 the part of Lodi Illa..lartli, fur her own benefit. Mrs. Hear Hewers left town, yesterday, cm it visit to the End and Countess of emouliostml.kr, at their seat in Clic-hire. The Um. ComtLes ARBUTHNOT - left town, yes.: terday, for Staffordshire, on a shootinif party ; and in the course of next week he iota:oda visiting Choi mondeley-castlt, Cheshire. The }Light flon. J. P. Cults ASt arrived in ' town, "to Monday evening, front Dublin. Contain liasoroais. of the Guisrds, who so Os howdy figl iii the battle of the trh ult. as men tioned to The Cneette Ertraardlaary of Saturday. ass a snit of T. Ba A DrOaD, E....i. of Asfidnen-Park. 1 " SJ"ee ; and an Officer of bighlyttistirrtivhod is-sit. .. . „ t * I • • • * ..tfa Stl7 l lO • s ••• Ole londay sit'imirglit case of aSi agu i a , ulnas le id it (hitt : Assizes. before Barou CseoueE * *tidal Jety. • It aas an action' brought by the CriArti; tittle 'rue/mute of the Rev. i 4 II; to try au issue, whether Mrs. Creagh, daughter Of C. iVidenhelle,'Of Castle Wideithain, Castlerlown Roche, was of a sound and dispiming mind, at the period of her marriage with Mr. Maansell. Serjeant Met; AllO n stated the case for the era, sedition, at considerable length. It *filtrated, that, the rotag lady in question is the child of C.Widellhaln, ESq• a n d is posses_. sed of some property sad fortune. She some titre in the year Ifsol, Jyllll Creagli. late of this county, This gentleman dying iu October, Ma, left his widow a jointure of 2001. per ann. atria:lool. assets, independelit of an anueity riving from her father. The death of bee husband had milli an effect on the feeling and sensibility of Mr.. Creagh as caused a meatal dertingement. whirls the Vrosettutor inaiistaimel was bat of ic•tein• porary nature, wham the Defendant ic;;ierted, it contented to 'merle the present time, without auto intermission. 31r. :Mame:ell beilig the nephew cf Mr. Wideuhein, had of course innuy opportuintie. of being iii company with this lady. eiel did accom pauy her and Mr. Witlenhain's family to Custle- Conuell, where the latter gentlemau Witt advised to • convey his daughter, which by cuuoing a change of 41'11 . 11C, unity administer to' her benefit and teen-a ble,. After reusaianig here for some, time, Mr. returned home. and left her to the care and protection of Isis nephew. This Cre.itlemaii awl the Lady, however, slaortly after proeeiled to Vette more, where u private marriage wilt place on tilt: aoth of April, mid a public our on' the 3.1 of May, 13t*. The point ut issue was the mute of this lady's intellect at this period, and whether stir poesemed sufficient satiny and diocrimisiatiou to dispose of herself on that day. It was proved on the part of the Prosecutor by various witnesses, alio had seen Mrs. Creagh at this time, amt who were intimate ; 11 the is natty, that shneithihited lll ,, bigrs of iamuity, tint, on the contrary, tlispl..yed a sound and discri iulnuting mind ; that it had steno itself iii venous imatinces, in her conversation, wauifested acuteness end cultivaticei, in her, gitieral tuaduetP and the perfect propriety of he, beimeiuur ip matt irtetunees, whilst in the house Ad at the table of. Mr. Mounted. It appeared in eve fence, that in the January preceding the marriage WILY comiffere.i so sane as to execute a le ise to a ice . Welstewl, waidi her t , t!ser signed and del. vered to this gentie man, as a fair and legal iuetre ii-ut ; and it also ap peared she had taktu out a imiasstration for the effects of her late husband, and mad given orders to her f then, tliniugh the meth u:u of u Hunt, re spectilig the wile of some cattle at Kilda - ors fair, to which her father 'assented, and performed Her strict propriety and appr cf. I duet were also prosed by a physician and u• ter gentlemen, who dined and were in company with her,on several ()comma*. A Mr.. t' Woks. aster to the . Proaecutor. deposed, that Mr. Widen tam re eeising intimation of the private marrits 4 e of his daughter, did apply to her oa t• e sub, ct, and. ateording to this evidence, she iii.!oul, artesian] the fact, but entreated ;11. fwgivisiame, which he declined giviug, until, as he said, a pub to marriage took place, Ouse-vin,, that it 11141 he effected at Castle Connell, oa which the Ludy herself urged the propriety of its being performelnt Fedaniore, as the Braziers, the relatives of her f leaver husbenil, whom she did not wish to meet, 11.e.1 . there; and also is it was in the dioccre of liitattoe, which would, of course, create some detey mat difficulty. as they were not retidents of that paridt. The above eirclitestances uwl conversation* wale Prayed by Mrs. Franks. Mr. Franks, Mr. Hunt; +int Bowles, Doctor OCalluglian. and the Her. Mr. Bennet, who officiated at the marriage, add which it appeared had been solemnised wider the atit:ni rity of a license procured from Limerick. Tle-se facts were, however. opposed by an equal body of evidence on the opposite side, who dep iaed that this lady, ever since the death of liar fihmer hus band, and ap to nearly the present period, was of an unsound mind, and incapable of t . miging or de ciding for herself. Many acts of in minty, amid runny cirenntatauce* which manifested the unsound and disordered state of her intellects, were attested by several respectable witnesses. Water Brazier, Esq. faller to her former has bind, proved the geaeral derange-meet of the Lady's mind, ever since the neriort of her hash:lnd . * death, which was rnaoffested in various imam •es, such as riding on the baronehe seat of her own c irriage, at the races of Mallow, and threatening or at tempting to precipitate herself front a hign rock at lJngritia, where, if she fell. inevitable deadi would have Yen the Consequence. Mr. Street' proved also the general . state of derailma:lett under which she laboured, of which he was a witness, and which was displaced in several ways ; o 1 the occa sion of her hasbirani death. required a small hole to be made in the lid of the con, as.die said to admit him to breathe, and at the l tim • of his fu neral she 'raised) thi ton of Comte Wiilenhate. in a wild and distracted manner. .Rector Halloran proved his attendance an her for two 4113 e, at the period of her husband's death, and that she dis played -evident signs of insanity. Dr. Barry, of Costletawn, proved his visiting her at two different periods, and that he believeit ehecritil not have hid a lucid interval, and that it was he who advised her father to remove her to Castle Connell. It was also sworn, by her waiting women, that she was at all peviorls insane, since the datth of Mt. Cretlgh, and also at the period of her marriage with Mr. M. that it was discernible, from various circumstiuscee, • by }siting her fingers, by teariii4 her clothes, and by striking her atteesiards, &e. It was else attested b, CNioneettor (/'Driecoll, that, in MAIM, where this lady was carried by her parents in November. 11103. she 'hewed Mgt), of a disordered naderstand 'hag. in the squalidness of her dress, OM hair being cot ' b or e. her breasts hare, and preserving a rue lunched,: demeanour% Hot the mom important . fact, and which seamed to here a considerable ef fect in deciding the werdit,c tree the testinsoay of Dellacour, Esq. who proved that ais.inquisition seas held in Mallow, sorer :lime is term Ware four Magistrate. of the County, shalt verpieetabh Aire, for the purpose or asee-twirl I r toe real mete of this lady's mind. who decided ea her iataaitY, and that she wee evidently demo t e I. Ganalsellor thooliu descanted upon the evidence/ "`it.w.r 4,- - • lokallitied to pnsve, incompatilAe with'ittpiestiinoily of Mr. Nl:sunbelt's witileases. /lc was replied to by eounaellor QUIN ; when The Learned J o nut; delivered a short, hut !mint , ed charge t.otheJirry, who retired allow cow. o'clock On Tuesday, %arising, mod iw rLuut nit hour after VI/tight its a verdict for Mr. Widenhain. EASTBOUIOI, lit.r - rE3nrua 3. VesterJay evening, about six o'clock, we were Warmed by signals from Beachy ilead, for an ene my bring on the toast ; the shor.: will in a moment crowded,- from whence, with the naked c 3 e, we dis cerned, three large French lug4er pi ivuteers, who were in the act of taking a large brig, mid a sloop, sod two vessels more were in sight, uud, it is feared, could not escape : a brig, ladeu with wood, for Chatham, run a-shore about a mile below this place, and so escaped ; hut her bottom is so much damaged, that it is doubted whevhcr she will ever get off ugaip. A light collier ran in to the shore for protection, and although it blew a strong south Westerly wind, and the sea g mountain, high, a boat, at the risk of the 111Q.1 . 11 tires, went to her assistance, with the view o r moo i ng her ashore on the sands, clear of the rocks, where she might hare floated ou the return of the tide. The privateers made so close aft/• her, that the guns from the bat teries tired at them, on which they made sti, show ' inz their cootie for the coast or France : the col her was dires-ted to keep close in by the shore, and make for putigeitees light-house, by which means she escaped. The dragoons have been patrolling the coast all night, with a . view to prevent auy at tempt at depredation. - This inerning all is cello and a subscription is begun fur the boatmen who so daringly brava] the danger of the waves to protect the persons and property 6f their fellow countrymen. There hits nut bermes privateer upon this part of the coast since A pril last. 1 have just now received information, that the privateers hare taken a few vessels of different de seriptions. CLOUCCS tE /I. SErr. 5. On Saturday last the remains of the lion. James Yorke, Lord Bishop. of Ely, wete interrvii with liar solemnity in the family vault at FOrthatupton, Aleolf Tewkesbury. The body was attended to the grave by Lord Somers, .Ir. Doivilessiell, and se veral other gentlemen, who were anxious to pay the last duties to their departed friend ; awl the re spectful concern which marked the countenance of every inilividnal who witnessed the solemn scene,, evinced most (wilily the impression which the logic of so goo,' a /WM horl.made in the :iv:glibourlsisrist. On Tuesday last the resnoi... of Colonal Kali were iaterretl, with military honours, iu the family vault at Tewkesbar:,. The funeral was exceedinxly solemn. cud the process 4.0 mod highly . respects- Lie. The TewkolisliSry Vol ilateers attended nu the melancholy occasion. Yesterday, at as Ordination held at the Cathe dral, by the Lord Bisho:, of this thoce , e, the fol lowing gentlemen *ere admitted to Orders, viz. Deacons-41e-wrs. Jsisse• itsidge, H. Berlin', Thomas Andrews, S. Creswell, and Wool stan.—Priests-.Messra. E. Dl4 nbetty Thai, Jarvis, T. Sel men, John Turner, Win. Loggia, sod P. W. Moore. • • 1,, ROYAL iS. There is no set of men in His Majesty's service more vial uable than this truly respeetunle and logfily meritorious corps; nor any to which the country stands more indebted for loyalty and faithful ser viers. At sea they have, times out of number, met the enemies of their country, fought mid overcome them. %I'lleuever they have hero employed on shore, either be themselves, or incorporated with the army, del have tiveu ample test* of their di.cipliue and bravery. At the time when muti nies were on board the fleet, and in different corps on dingo, this nulde oody 'of men stepped forward, and, with a firm, mistily. end mrlannted spii tt. de cliVerf their detestation of all such proceedings, mid reenttitely bent to maintain their loyalty and duty. it ,a therefore with satisfiiction we hear, that ainong other arrangements for the benefit of this deserving corps, it is in contemplation to give it an invalid eatablishineut. The transition of the Royal Marines, from clime to clime, in peace auc in war, naturally enfeebles them. No corps can then more require au asylum for their disabled and worn out. The Royal.Navv, and every other service under Government (the Royal Marines eiteeptinli. have their invalid establishment. But when it cast he male appear, that such a measure will not only be proriciing et house for men who have sprit the very hest part of their hers, and worn out their con stitutions in the, service of their King silt' s-noin. 7, but at the same time be usefully employed to its advantage, how mud) more desirable does this intended mistime appear ? A Royal Marine invalid (Ono can be employed in time of war, in doiuq Oes duty of guards on hoard prisivii-ships at the dirferritt ports. fitting out men of war, mounting guard in our setend dock-yards, &c. by which means we should always have is considerable number of effective men, disposah:e for may part of the world,selvo are now necessarily detained sit bane to culty's% these dirties; and in time of peace this corps cao be well,and econoini calk. employed in guarding and wattifing our dock.. yards. amid performing duty in the different garrisons with the invalid battAions of the lute. Tt hags been err ."lll 2on ualis reported that the Mar quis De itomasa his. arrived in this country. : he is, liWaiver, dotty expected. OR Ittokulay an election for a new Mayor took ' place for flea Bervargh of Wiadsor. Accordingly, the M A VOlt, and 1.T . 11131011E1, met in the Town Hall, whence they vwooestied to chitrcli in preeirispion.- anti' heard tlivire portico perfbrined ; ;after which they retnroei te_l4,l * .e Hall, and • prorneded to the choice or, Maven and other fie ; when JAM* ON) 141. honker, was in irtnitnousky elected Mayor ; Mr. Ratliff; Mr. GRANTS ali. Under &did: and P. cimb Pi.Jaiticeof the Peace, for tie-ensuing year, At fonr fetlock the whole party sat dawn to a .ginnotitoca dinner, cntisietiag of turtle, eenivoti, gluon _anti: every delicacy of the season, %tech was forrileLorbrfie present . 31111yor, .Tamri 8•1. , ..- ..... .:~. Y~ . .2 , A•tt -1. 4.44W' • • ' fa Patter. • t' • et . Selis.o444t3:arr were charged with at Bartholomew !air. • Tw o of the Parole stated they lower the 1 noted piekpockets; that, on Saturday night lowed them for s considerable time through . Lust sight of theta iu the crowd. On last light SAW them in the set of picking a Gentleman, pact dred• Lai; his hand in the pinker The gesittehum ks s e any Him:. On their being taken into c actus lied, there was only a silk handkerchief drews• rod, en ki s s being questioned as to t. the lilacikereltaitf, he could nut d. scribe them. la their defence, they said they were ally lee. shows. They could not give a proper screaat selves.—They were committed to Britlewt II toe ow Cur, 41"..r , nn, one of the proprietors of • swhi tholoniew Ugh-, was chouged by Anne Forecastle, of au appl. -stall, with defrauding her of two to Mrs. forecastle slated, that at half past t last night, aLc went to the Fair to have a a panieit by a . gestleinaii. She inquired frog whit was stuudiog by a swing, how much he w a turn He rept:id, four-pence for the two ; him down to three-pence. As she was going is d.c delivered him two Limpets to take care she was dune swinging, Le denied she hail homiets • but that be saw he r give them to wire loollad off with them. The Priadver, in his defence, said, a . Crack Lad eerrrtd him a penny fur a swiss, refuted. They mete standing at the 111•111 d she Mrs. FORCllitle came up, and It. thianglit frock was in her company. He saw bonnets. lie did aid anus whith *ay he Prisoner, was working the bust, white eke tleman had gut rata Ylti. +overlie** net being able Wiener had even thee i pmeass to, the w ar ds, M ag i strate the propriet o r de ewhiguig-taiseitiaw. wwwwiewww w p- smin i r . The number of Volunteers that transfer their wrvictii to the Local Militia, to no less than ninety thou s and. The two Spanish Regiments in laid down their anus, and expressed tuition Mit to fight *Twist the English. The Laura schooner sailed from Ber. the trade, to join the co n v o y a t T orto l a , on of July. The Dart, Paoottrsos, for Lt. moue of them, to call for the ships at Deuirroni. Surinam trade was to sail fur Tortola as •t -'The Thomas and. IYeborah. has (.eel taken, re-taken, and carried Tne whooner fanny and I' olly, Vincent's, has been taken and carried Moue. The (gorge Town, from Beirut, make, with captured on the 31 at May, dor% by the Seriient. French brig. The Charlet, .-7•1-4- armed ship, taa,tiliiinim, dud ebOut twenty awl of convoy tor tiottenbargli s ire arrived Roads- . : Thp,,Qtrietgrt Boyd, Statrui foi London, deemed et Surinam. • An American .seassiart wet interred . ack, lest week, with vend bottoms. Niter 'Mo. funeral of the kii:d conducted with a touch relent itity and regularity. Ott the way to tt - groupd, the twos ails knahroaded-in ' lours, waich , ou their return, were restated by two of the mourners, .followed by tti, one huudeed Sr e looking fellows, Wincing two; dressed in their best jeekets. The the deleitsed was Josseit bison, behontagis ihip Mutterers, of which he we e r eteetn i d - l ead had divot et a dysentery rifler a short Daytp (itaeow, fieahor, in Ayr, citable penny, societies in that town; deranged, and wile confined in the Tolhooth, terwards sent to a mail-house in Glary wife applied to those societies hit. the rules ; but they refused, ai.egmg brought the dealings:sand on himself living. His wife brought an isction lief, tiers of Peace for Ayrshire, alto found cietiel were hound to give the seekly his wile and smelt fatuity; while Day isains in his piescnt pleased with this sentence, advocated the Courtof Session, stud, upon a full the sentence waseffirined with costs. , The Insh Militia corps, at the Intl have ;lien their quota of three thousand the hue, and of this number one thou• enlirted fur . life into Lieutenant-I' CHARLES ASGILL'S Regiment, (the 9 11th Font ' ) which is stationed id Dublin. On Monday stenilighi, in the et DAvikS, of the Diana, which sidled ock that morning for Belftist, fell overtward. off the Gunilicat-1., and the sea runni..a ' wits drowned. the vowel , Greenock. flop-picking commenced prette Monday, iii the neigiviourhood of The ipp.nti ante of diem iv. superior seen for many yews past. Many piezes bag's per at-re, iii the naiahlinuti log, Farley. Peckham, and Iluntou. moue growth, though generally vcry.f if rather unequal ; sonic gro;nads being estiiiiiited to produce ciaht whilst others will- "•••• more than 11411 that quantity per iseret Yesterday the LORD MATO& Dedertd of bread to be raised to lit. 11 dt the o of wheaten, and 11 I.49.•hwunehttil. On the 96th ult. WILIAM* JAVIDSON, head, of Auctiinieck, its his eighty.wiath to the head of Aird's M 0.% Scotland, dsy's sport at the pouting ; and, altbotighelie was unfavourable, and the gautoshy. At iu Ligh spirits, with two•bries and a half In an advertuieutcut of Mr. Lime% the following.paragriph: " T 0.411 who wish to have a tree Itattvvlrdge of the liirtery of your country. it is a most valuable a'. quiiition. and will nerve to •_ttaii*-riset the miacluef Hurts, MttratmoSi and others of your Conutn iota hay, du n e." We mod believe, oaths kthorttyof Lord Hose I.4SD. tad Mr. LASSO. that the above par .gniphi wat. written by Mr. Fox ; bate frau, his ululate and sempiNtes etactuevo nr ...vat be pus to the p eat, we may. contlutli-: that, if he had ceinpared Asc. Put.avos ai.d Sow avn.t-v, he nit have uubblhed it. It one of tlie.u.aoy instances 4 , incalculable iaju-s done to tudirel nide by print it; private letters. !Ithoitid Lad Hui.? A‘D peruse Dr. Sontavttres liiworv, he we l 4 reelsably re. gret the injury which lie tie ii doss to that Author, itePTIY • ••• picking pocked Se Primmer, to vin lest, ttey AA. IA the Fair, hat sight limy spits mien packet. :entietuus did haw custody a hie( brand en An- te the marks us 1017 looking at the account of them- -11 for one week. t • swtitg, it Bar- trestle, the keeper two tioonets. lit twelve o'clock • *Mac sonar min the Primer`, would have for two; but she hum( lag tato the swing, !are of; bat when ad given him say to a straage man. I map is i mg, which be bad of sire host wires the mall 111 the r her give him doe went, as Ilse e Lady i5.,41 he, ▪ which man she fagistrate disaiwed have offered to Militia, amount Zealand love I their dee:so:n- isi'. llerbiee, with Lola, on the nth for London, Uttni.eriust. The ▪ on tie. eth. from fla!ifax, AI into Antigua. from kit. e ritd into alined- { • Belfast. fin• Jai sy, near liarba- ip, the Min- d vessels, antler in Yarmouth London, is ma- rred et Grieve- s. Never wee a e mach voices- to the baiks. in the ship 's erried iu display by upv•Prde of Patkiiii; two Lid The iambs of selOit ti t :* the mod • end t I Inesi was in two alu- m HP *es/se olhooth, and et"- Glitegow. His diet, in terms of ,ig that he hod elf by irvagular befrirt the Jew. mad that the se- • at allewauer., to .vio Gitsson rs‘- *Kee its, dis- td k cause is II hearing there, to volunteering, loweetirl us•li to thousand bore tits, :roma ' • le ed butteliott /plain. • eve..iug, d fom Green- • overt,oard. w lieu ssi.. t e high nt the eel returned' to 'y generally on e Maid.torip.— ior to an): Uttar riezes are I:.id at • I:mod of Baron. lu. The hletid• I. fi n .. is qmility, being ettniteted will- net• give dered tiae•price tt qasiterwleaf restrt, in Crag. 'bah year, weld awl, to take a liongh the that ht erturne•i, half of lards. to's History, is • !tamed...Ls. .4 r