The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-22 00:00:00

• _.•••rel!"" el! LOUD I T y r rJIIOI pO 3 occu pies, e 2 v;%ltas• tO it b e COI t l,ls lirtt it o af passel o r artillery• graded for rteeled 811 ru — • o f art' The r eclotsbts 1 ,1, as, by' t for 1 1 1 0 tw 13.1 jo the rear kehmen ts of r te op proti.t position frnrY *man then i; The sec vocable. col pd 10,000 r'rromstance I d e n either d men-nr- I ▪ t econada, ilhandra. o r nsidered a Aliandra, e e W the sea. " A stra • 'din half ' r ssession e gaittnt Hrigl tera are 111 I i mpose of c city, all lot te legraph In front ils col • caslv suited o The fol t ot of the Brit Per Por • Vol Spa Li " Massa • 6400. Is • • the Allies of the Fre and amour Sony/ coantry sta • supplied tit tt arms, and s is the rebels c f • to bring to . • vas on the on board fa i s - vac to time to Deputies fr tea vessel: st Mexico) f sitbscri them short! Mrs. Joi • uhl, to pe present set Siaty.sis I. *Topton, h Northampi I 'school on ' Tecterds k i t me.of the tingdon IV io by the Cot het of dot uOm to pi Li • alien that rLast we M conshire, were Nom nitghb all young Tile Verd vls—Staff K. 441 the A fatal er on S l IpTi a g qui cf there reed' i s tilled sin se . On Feld ilti by some , the prisot ed in gets 41. they NW ▪ rtlntl eet Ire set, t h e ni ire atie ep . rev 44 4 ((moil Se Kith two is. to tome ti be: td that h € he of w hi ch oh tiler b at , Pn j u mped o ; 'nen aft er ha a nd base or %Vi ten the Duke k t ter m co pH, terk s , ▪ - ci rie• your Gra t . • w„~:s~srn..w.. ~~~ 1 1 . II EL LI NCT04 4 146 POSItiON. • • -.......0 r b . !+. • ,:.- .., .... i .' wing is taken fronsOptsey j itto r i lp o isition which nerd V.txt,t.luditUt's,ittay •xtending from. the . srie, 4 nen Tii*iteri ' - ....,, Alliandra, is so stem, bylatuie s obai msidered as almost- laapneguelsisa,. 4his one of defence; and with' , the, exception , s es, is completety InUccessible to cavalry Redoubts and 4rta ha's beit con. the defence, of these pilule s ., which are Ind fortified with nearly, two hundred ',fiery, independent of the field teeing. I N too, are en. advantageously station.. their commanding position, to ;provide •fold object . of annoyance, &oil defetiCe. of these formidable, works, large de. If infantry are . posted. Thry are effec. Tied by the redoubts, sad maintain a mw hich any speck inage by the enemy :m may be immediately repelled. toed line of defence is supported by limns, consisting each of between $ men, infantry and cavalry ; who, as :es may render necessary, can advance or :r flank of theVieriArmy, Army.. A numbs!. war's launches, provided. each with two , effectually cover the right - Alartk at The second "line of 'aifenfe t. lhih is as even strongei than the .first t b %Lo at extending theuesby.liacellua and, Malta • • .. • •e 16 'wig corps in the centre, .adv e rl- . ' a league Of Stibral (whigh it is the of the French,), is ,commtkityd:.;4tlie . la(lir-General PA4l,,,whora.lheari.Opv 7 the grand centre redfitibt. t For She communicating, with the,greitist4.le. iteitigeoce of itie 'enemy's 'privatising, 'a us beet, established in this redoubt, wi!icit, itral and commanding position, is :Wai -1 to this important object. Mowing is very nearly a correct state. se force of 'the Allied Army : iritiah Troops artaggese ( 11 •Plers) WOO Portosone lO,OOO , olantetws 4.,.•a 5,900 Spanianb 10,000 .Total 105,000 :LISENA.'S force may be estimated at ay* To the above statement of the . fornt4if . l ► should be added the MiHail's the* 'tench, who ere cbti!manded 54744 . , tut to attou 20,(14 . AMEatcA.- 4 Late lairs: that the TfietAACIAI.' 11e Governor of Maisieyialliffirtilffitiii. ammunition, fesAbillitlffibatOiPteatittft of the Carierall i iahewnit.vrtilkleidihstO J submission. Titir“Bulzeork, the eve of sailing for Spain with theaelinlies from Mexico to the Spatiisit , Cortes; rind tell at the Havannah to take do board. the from Cuba. The Mexicans had dts patelrof Is laden with gunpowder (iiianefaetated )), as a present to the Spanish ratriois t and .ribed milliona•of dollars / tote sent to .Iy. •-:•=2 , ALDAN, ET.LISTOtt, add irbt 7 i4 itis perform in succession at Bath, during tho.. lemon, ix of the-principal inhabitants of ~Piortiht have signed a RegaisitiOa to Otalgayprpof.. iton to call a' rpOeting fur thii-wsishlishing )n Mr. 1 1 1ANCASTOLgi pian.or edocatiap. Jay, neon the complaint of Mr.°MittattA ihe Common fbr dip Wahl 'bf R.Aro r lYithoot, .thei Scat eager of this: Ward- sivla, 'mmissioneri of Sewers, fined 420 for t!ttip . ' Aty; . and the thinks of.' the Court !wiligt Mr. MlLLeit, fOrlite : tiaablistie had taken, 4 occasion. ''"' ieek.no less than [l've TncipeAff. Vrkbeldjai tarns, Esq, one of •the Coriinerlisfor Pew; , un view of the- bodies of persons w!lp. and dead on Saturday the 10th indultHA, lbourtiood of Breqoa,. four of ',basalts* mcn,-the fifth iwawian of sha;atiliit6g :diet ,giLeo, by . the. Jury , lakoest i fk.,theinclesseacy of the weetker; - leant . of the necessary comfort: 4f life. f occurrence took place at Newport. Sa. Sunday. Two persons, brothers.in.law, greened, proceeded to fight, and one of !eived so severe a blow on the temple, as (most immediate death. 'ridgy night, throe French prisoners escaped, means at present unknown, from one of )n-ships in Gillingham Reach, and succeed. !ling possession of a small skiff, in which red themselves down the river as far as Creek, where they hoarded a fishing so ngster of which, with bis apprentice, were The master made a desperate resistance, id himself capable of contending effectually 'o of the men, and repeatedly called his boy to his assistance, but the boy ass so alarm 1e would not turn out, iu consequence ofJ :h the Frenchmen overpowered lying been most unmercifully beaten v . ! aai overboard and swain to shore. 'rhe . Frasleil4 ':wards set sail, taking the boy with re nut as yet been heard of;• the great Duke of Manraonotiou visited ,e of MONTAGU, at Broughton, he, in high :ounended the excellency of his water ! . to which the latter with great quickness re. but they arc by no mesas comparable to ace'sjire-xorks." r .~ di It .! At ..'.0., ~ , .. „ ........._- • Arriivrgt • orreg: - -. . ! ` 3 'i '" COURT erlEtittrs ItliliCll, Nov. 2L " ' '' '.. 1 * 4l - r • 'mut* timer or nutiy. . 4'be .kti . otterxit-Gesenat moved thif daf t to make *thti tkie al)stAinto wEicii . had been obtained against Melon. Jenkinii, synch , and Haynes, Pro: prietors of The Canibrran beinpaper.. • . Mi.. Jettei.t.lhasiedieloisCagainsrthe rule. The paragraph in quettion; witith'sfated tpirthe Bishop had been long .ipecullit i fng 'in 'trade; and . *wit length pot into The Ostette; appeared in The Cambrian of the 9th of Jurie. There were two grounds of Mitigation in the present case. ,The ant was, that J en ki ns was nota d eterm i ned libeller; but was led into misrepresentation merely by abc. cident : the second, that the moineprhe hod font* out his error, h e h a d made op . /illation' I j o the Bi-' - shop, with every acknowledgment of regret. Front' the rnmfaiii which the libel got into the paper, it was to be hoped the Court would not think it -necessary to visit the Defendann with the' usual strictness of pinishment for libel. Jenkini had for some years paid corresponded with a Member of the House of Commons, who fret:pent!, sent him pa: ragraphs. • On'the Bth*of 'June, 4tioliios received a letter, containing the statement' in question, wish some others. From such a tatirce, he could not doubt the authenticity of the information. It 'was put in the paper of the 9th ; •it remained uncontro. dieted for nearly three weeks ; wh'en, from some pa. ragraphs in the BathendCbesterpaprrs, it appeared tube without fonridatiiiii.''Af 'Ms time lie had ye. Gaited no notieeofitrixiOdsecution airiest film; but with thespontaneous honesty w hich'beeitne a respect. table and peaceable Ittett,lte inserted a etintradietion 'of the paragraoli, with - a suitable apology: On . the 22d Of *Sifptember; it. tame to itis ,knowledge, s that an address had beenlireientedlei c the Bishop by the Derry Grand Jury; iiiihringlani. of their respect, and alluding to thasibject &Hie libel. . This he . immediately inserted in Ids pater. On' 'the '22d of ' October, Jenkins received a letter from Mr. Cham beri,, of Dublin ,, thei 'Bishop's ' 'Solicitor, froM 1t whieh he had the firif - notice of the Pr9SeClltion.-. This letter recommended ifto him togo.to London, wait on the Bishop's Solicitor there, and by throw. ing himself on the Reverend Prelate's clemency, try to avoid, if possible; the consequences of a crimi. 'est action. On this, Jenkins instantly wrote to the Solicitor in Leaden ; but not feeling eetisfied with merely writing, he came on the third day.after •tis London, and waited on the Bishop,, • 4ja ,then stated to his Lordship, that he got the paragraph from a Member of Parliament ; but op his 'Warn home, he recollected that in the an*jety of the in. terview, he had omitted mentioning the Caine v( the. MeMber. He then immediately.. went dowit ! to . Bristol, where he heard that the Member in. vies. tiou was, and got under his hand an acknOwledg. meat of his helot the author. ' • Lott) Xr.Leirso ROTIOR here interrupted the Learned Counsel, and observed, that as the libel was traced to its source, it would be for the discretion of the Prosecutor to consider; whether he Would proceed with the present proseduttoti. ' . 4.• ),• The ArrontraelGeallasiaidi he would -t , a4 an opportunity of statititionititiang on that Sebj - 04 to their Lordship' hereiNee'' . * Lord Et.tensomouielbh"rhis said, that noatt., ctice was furnished *far thrithblisher, by ny thiaa which had now coin' oetf: ' The Court bid Merely,* offered a soggestionict the'Prosesittol'i discretiik r , •TbeAlttitnatter-GrozaAr. reitlie4that all' tr topics would' beattended to la the protresp of We t 'business. ,• They. would all have tittlr iveight in life x ., ' time. . • , _ 1 ,.. - •• -Mi. JAirctiloeci to kn o w that his Lakrned Friend meant brduel -linei •.. Mr. Ali•ottNEY-GENTRA t--. 4 g , - 1 0 s will tell' my Learned Friend in torttrs' which. cann,ot he misun derstood. Lei Mr. Jeitkins suffeethe rule to:be made absolute, and let jiitlgment go by default ; Yet, us know what evidence he c*o'furniSh fsii a She /194 t, tisa of the aothor ; 'end ittWillkbe tins fektuitn i sici ! , termitic on the pro'priety'lif iir4iiipfny ij itfkiaitt i t . of the Court against Min." , , Mr. JEKYLL observed, that 'tiddler OW no Haynes had any part in the literaiir cotiduti 'et flik paper. • They had been, it was troe,'- 00n..J 4 . 1 •....,' ~ in w tt-for these seven 'years, but they only, Inierrer F, supplying it -with money. . The ATTORNEY.G kNERAL said hietitilkilkSS by.this *operate" ty of animadverting on a . Otte At' of a-newspaper, as to whet be had said Gifthe lei( coming .of this casebefore the Court: rt btlli'Bdeti printed in that paper; in capitals' ihht ho *laid; . ". 41.-a libel were cooled criLbittfis *from 'oetrpliper*. • ipto another, .he (the - AttottletY.General)• . 1 001 4 be .the last man to press for judgment agaitist the n copyist ;" and that his opinion had been saoctiotitf, by *he Court. In- consequence of this publicatien s : i lialtad received letters-oam several persons, nova 'waiting the sentence . of the Jaer, calling•on him to . Act on his own oplaloo, aetkis s ot hfinG them up for ludgment. :e 7 `. 4 , - --I.'ct ' ' . " -A-Ars•.'J - Lord I,r;r t zwsontivitirrifeld, it wits pot worth !while to refs e such an assertion; - midi .perritapli e I. the Attorney-General enlarged !upon the *siiksset xl thasame opinion would appeir iti some pii'per or the next day, with the addition, that be bad 'admit. ; . red it to be correct. • The ATTORNeY4VaiItAL" thee Teifeete.4 tlisik i terms on which Jell kids -andlite - otbef - Defend's:Al. might expect clemency. Lel Mani shffer•jiiiliniel .. l . , to go by default. But no stipilittibti -Would bc'en. tared WO. The Defendants were to Usetheir own discretion - ; and the Counsel for' the prosctition I would be gelded brall the kinky consistent wittii justice. He must again controvert the injiirioiii idea, that, the copyist was not culpable. Therej was.scareely a- case, in which he did not consider', the copyist at, more profligate and wicked than the y original author. ' l i nrd Et.z.zosottotion said, the publication had Wit yet been proved a libel. • But he recollected an ~ arplbiiies4tootiondfolrhaebeved t w similar iie ro i le,i a n s the case of a late Lard Loughbo rough), against the printer of a paragraph, Stating' that his fortune had been ruined bygambling i trans. actions. The role was made absolute in that. *Viet and the Court would . not hesitate lb - 04silhe pre.' .- .-" st nrrule absolute. ' Mr. GA aIIOW moved for .114imilltePtille 10 At' i the printer of The Morning &midi and threi • , •• ... • o t .• L'ir.;,llll' • . L' .• *V••• • -.-. , ~:. l athers, forthe sarealibel in The Morning' Herald a 4411th of saran. • . . :•• .• : • ~. • - ,:....., , .Me. Asimnit spewed-cause againit•PtherriAc ••The ar i tr 3 p : w a c a g : l ca rs d e . d i; d : o h 4) :N eu. : , e 4 4, r .hA y *n th t at h ,c% i wonf ag t o bsi l i f a h lol i d a n r:i rlyi n s i7, ld v ii er.4 :ti: T e mip tr .s Onii ri : :o : l ; : t f rii : a s tg r p n ryt o t i e t il n e ii r g ynh . ''' red the . quology t _ 'ec s"b ro mi st:, s . iv lft4% .l p ‘ pl ill ielr al ion u s gY ef in th igk is t k n iti o d t -a w l 7re alt' al t w o* a a v n t mado tq the discretion-of th e C ourt k and the Court woujd, it] ate niadomeoneidar whettiressydnitherate 0i n!'r fwaß lnetuif la the Psosecutora , •14, ei 4,..0,,,us ~,Lord • Er.r.sunoacruco—" . Why did .not 'the .-DOci . dant monotone enquiry inte..theetrutit of the' rrePorkbefare be.piinted it i It would hasty prebably ,saved him the:trouble:of the- apology ?"4-0 , .! • 1. The 4TTORNielf:Gz*samilaitl;•tbetiselegrhad Oolitic. 'twit ; of -heingiosiginal. • It' VOW olso token from The. CamOriau ; .. .:. .! . ... . ..„ Lord :E“,exsotouow—f 4 There is no excuse in the apology.; all that caw humid is. after first cola m. uilting the man,.Ahey then .nauseate liini . With: dot. 1 tfirffr - Tht .role wade absolute. • .., ....4. Mr. Panties .moved to make the rule absolute . against the proprietor andpublisher of The Morn. ing Chronick., . .;::. 1 0 .. ... . . i , Mr. Jai YU declined tabling the' Coittit any length,.after their opinion shad. been so fully . de.., r•14: 0 44 ,010 1s 4nastscia•jastise . tb Isis ellen*, nee liolka ,fp.ll,hele.....The paragraph aa The)habnik ins ciikel,ol,e wae.copicdverfmtun froinThe Moefb: in; firerald of the 27th: of Jtallel, It .sppes!redV la •pait Sorning*Chronick of the 28th. •On the f:l 4 lowilig day s the . Defeisdants beating - that. the pa • graph wu unfounded, an ay Pie apology: was insert. ed in thqir paper of the Both of June. - lie -Mr... Jekyll) was aware that it was noexcuse-tO say, that 'from the long ,period of the original reports remain ing Uncontradioted t they were led toleliere it• true; and only. inserted it as a. matter of domaion intelli genr.e.. l _l3,ut if the Attorney-General had looked arm' "Oa Morning Herald, he would , not have thought that the paragraphie • Thi -Morning Chro. ,nick contained any additional sting, for it was 1 Mere copy. . . ;LA . I.: ''..4),.# Mr. 11,aurt-follo'wed,4 and Blade some ..absern. tines nothe shortness of the time which intervened between. the offence and apology.—The ride made abso;uk. . A similarapplication was made against Mr. Daniel Leven,' the proprietor of Tux STATES:WAIN. Mr. READER Observed ) ,that the paragraph was, copied into. THE "SrATEtlitilN from The Leeds Mercury, verbeain, and without cOmfeentiole: made absolute. . ~ • • --.....-- • . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nev. 2t. 0, - I - LICENSEp VICTUALLERS.. • ~ , • RAWSON V. Toile sneareTs oi,r,ociiinx., , - 0 . ' lir, Si:4feet pas3.,rOteci for *, Rula,ao:Aos eißlae.whoahe nonikukt e ,flioo6l fqpbgitheaithiiii,tbis ott i N 1.. • - 7,4 01 : itiqgti 491s941hAOPtilt , ' ,It t ie gas !. motion . l el Ai 4 itiVP liatilk t lik,-* in theicifYr agar FiAif.4l Aggibeedi/e. ' cov er the fade. 411.149P014.4. ..theY.•!kait,talikimi fl A. i il . t,IFSY49% o p /Prff4agit Aft nods wee,e, - 0 . 4 tint ' . s,ierb . "4•1 0 k e dwon Agt4lll.•i dm" \' , l l 4* -- • • C at .N 9, ftuff. 4. 1 servantp: Piao ~ 1 , 14 a peered gn at title tsa rtnner'eklir DaArtels-04 94 s lot the:, elnee' . .,oit;.. the Ir_usp ( the Matte, tre 7 ccitit o FLefttißt4 .AV,VoDtetia OA i. , .t_ recap} evifke k o . frPOW-40"Clilliitif & AO At* ".PIP .1q1 0 ; Al RiwsPq rq a &FPO ohnid .liP4 AA? 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I be arttince l t 4191 pins! resides in the is. . . l ig .erittatit lsTi 7 - 4 , 6 „14 it As ,the...larrplwreona who often istss i Aab)e.Apoilishniapt, but.ttlipal net .Ono` 1 1 1 4 1: I 56 04, 0 4 6 *4 PrOpetti b/it.!.., a l l u___ . k .i . -..g u1,1 ' illiser,.. 1 94.41.0 14 1 1 440 10 gdy 4PVii,to: : ~w om - use g oods Ten t costs 10 1 0001.• as the wallet I)f,t h e l i t t i q ‘",___Agf i y er Xl T • e igeA gicht*Pm f 4-1104kt, tliti C ' st, , a re i. ,1 , 121. kale IF ,cliiiktorimi PPIY.4 The . 4 , a . 'ed;eritierikeonbcleiv . 00 1 MOW IWO! IDIDI'DITIUftIiDIiti a mart Ooleiis twdyeAurnighedc hOitse.....Thillna'n pu tin Resse s ito9,gfiAigglremismi,, tetiteti to be owner, ye hp jtvaAipst4,.thatltke, retina Ofilfut a fermi . fil t ihriAlit:tn- take *eke ple6iii 'end 4 elF:!? the ilrq say, it , 'as not con glidi2d that 'this wee eft): Oe trocrty Of i'.l 4 lte,atul, lip iia ne'ver • tintierstoq'ibite,tvi..ti4le, Painctahip, •Cbuld erg 'the Creditor a rigb, (o cfoko dig .ovßper o it,. ‘ • Inquiry shoollitivO btfet-Itn i ade*ho this orst. ititty 'belOngo to, • aid -, • thq parliesi,io4lo,, hist - . ' oirnd i thal. it was the prope!ty i sli Dowppos whateld he . letie, . and was tine pUSSCOVI; - PlOnth Lie gabs a fb r iiiiikfcled pe5 .4. 11(150 1 4 0 a:littler: •, • - •••*4 ......- .' 1' yr. Skrieint - t , W 9 VAN 'Wag ell ihc At. 4 1 100441 jill observed, that tbii.eiitience s liad not proted *by ' atil h Arlinge . 0f.,. fra ud ' tiO l eeg i tlicp • Plaktbaf. A Pike:_ lie had:put this. aog,Wontply faith Itifta, kuTes . nr the Ci.t4 r:OtplOticg liccliCat,l _pole :1 ly.: t e 1 .41 11 ,4c: 5 .( 4 isfAietd ) : ',. l o, l 4 129 lied 1 4el?.TEFfber. 1 S"4' bDinton. that tptcom tisk a eO, 041,4 .ItAlk Azle. Pikeosipsor,,Olihf rop* -lus f le.uffyithicothore (itiales) .. nefeo ~,i, o erl s eeTa t3O ,As y difgieqteopinlah.; trbut beetitilsi Ritz, v4Ol . !wliieggh 0 #44, . , \ bitici l e - altiay!. 'allfii,,thiiippAtuoptiv f chOo ,l l . 7 c.Ori 4 a4j9( the-- ~. !tintiA:4 Eight ,t. foi.qt 1., ?..1 ; . .rds,llile t tif ,(74 F. atti ikt 60 1it,40,10 lit • mi t WE. VAMP' ; li did nett Appear IA .r..kte Nuit ' . property in Oe goods—Vow:On was the ward. t e • • *•••• . —!' • • had ken decided in thaiing'ißench l that property sot& not be seised nntleisitnihar eircumstanc - eg. Mr.-Justice Lawavi,cs Vitt of the same opinion; he thnugi t t the statute of lames L a strong support to the Pl;intitPs claim. Mr. Justice asquieseed in the opinions "in favour of theflaintiff, and three u( ,the 'badge, being in favour of the moNon, the itakwalcitesAtcd to enter a verdict for the Plaintiff fest M. COURT di? 4ftengs, DOCTORS' N0y.21. • 4.4rEAtER W. 9£11131. '1 . I This was a aloe of ditorce•ik 'ferrate° front bed, board, 'and 'inittnall cohaliitaiton, promoted on the part,df •Mrs. Beaver against her litiAand, by reason of &Achy and adultery. Ute a, former Court day the proceedings belt '4opened by the 'learned Civilians on tho ono alailtnkt `the other, hen the , Con'rt (Sir4Ourr lyrctrom.) observed, it uould recotuweud the partiks to endeavour to ciim_ promise the :::alter. Tbis day the causeialtain came on for hearing, and after entering into apart Of the , evidence, the .Court was of opinion titarchusbaad ought to be di t einiassed from thesuit, and accordingly pronounced for the same. Nde44 11,444441G,ENCE.- pr,y„.21., „..., tha lowiffai.l ..illberetv Berwick, 4p4ildrs, raicefl t #ll4a, fl a ymita i each Dexte .roust teas thi mut the Eldfri 4 ell Captild kbdiffibillTellottighViiitlrtie!piil trans. ,ports !inder,convoy;latt fitatch icrissoners on board, who.arain'a idetiti • • io oVii,"the Por. toguese having treated awn scab tit th44ettention, and none of the humagity, if essetteies,' And they have had a long 'pessagsio.. . ' • Arrived the Decoy 014441Ni10W die Preucli coast, damaged in an action with i'FrinOblugge'r, which escaped from her i Linnet, fropriC?ik ; 4rpedon, from a cruize; and the Roman twin .ihe Mather. bank. Came into har/oinr illititinsdn. and lfirring to be docked—the forigeNeler bellied tdIVA3 '. • ' • •• 4 .44.1-1.,: , m. -.. ..k •. • PLYMOUTIL'IIov: 90i , - 41 . Arrived tlid Princess. lataibeth (teentiOpacket, Captain. Forresdale, from • Matta, wieb.li Mail, which was landed at Torbay, ,the pact having overshot this port ' Vie `4l's frigtite,. c 444 guar, Capt. Shortland,! from ~,Giternsey ; thn ,Anterican , ship lndian 001, Totafttin Lila j « (asit Stock. holm ; the Diantand, liiperai frees :ir af i bii4 Ai h salt, for London. ::, -- :- 37 .1 i''-"-': -•-c:. c It -iri'' • Sailed this* tifiiMitti .: . 14Ntelivilisebrettrit East, , . , k _ c „ m ,.. the Princess' ritaBelik v ,ir et'llaili - 14 fur , .bisbon ; •Nocton,• -Clet.i.; itjant„,lo. 'Cells ; and Dispatch, CappiElAwei l _teitketer i an a fiprinam, and Ileibice, basing • eiiieltisl tails runt pitsscogers for those places.. ••••••• :WA. ik 4 ?I 3.. , i , . oif ti ,E,. :411 ) i*a. !Be- irdiagait is .11‘..24p, 4 ' .•* '• Miitlyßi ... , Ids ; - • . • • . then 1 s elt b i f ra t is i n 4o4 trifq"' ° Y l Dna ; this -afternoon, • 411104611.111( Cispillitiihimlite , biting arndiatia. 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'it'ertt'of the Theatre fath• - .liiiiphilir d. , . . 1...m0p/m:4 ttid hebn r em. l4 7j;;LOksivoy'aini . EfistlfteVaiiiii.k? • ' • a 014.. itile rmed .at 'HO 4 Tislistiei-liNfflyny . kbaiiitiagly, antitiiiiv itinlikriii‘rf-tiair+tillt' t. The S l otlemosipifteffed,e;" InJitoitilltditftetitjy' • ' .. Oilliss 1411*41441 0 r 0 1 11 04 , 1*att4watilte*,* i viiitioakirt vaiiktiferTiveit whit** Kr ea by bliss; Ow. - .W.),IN ''...f1..3. (.st.aytoa AlcoAfiltfatOlikaßtitistlerlicidiresenalaiy . at Abe a s, loomisissisi.4lol,ol66ol.l4,:maesiasstatUrp,ic . Old 4 . lllollll4,llo4e.lheevielreeiheiteiker rsopelynt leg - gigo+ o ooooin alas& ars , gcli.NE.eivtkpit • iiiiiidelyeblirte4e ll. Beoghi4lCepteih siFe4ftei , itx GAI LL Wisyalllo/14, SU Mahon 1214 , 00mi1l Ile 'he Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow.. . I