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4 avid left the ques►ion of 4!anittges to the Jury.—a They"tioturned a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages 1001. This trial lasted from nine o'clock in the morn ing till fakir in the afternoon. 'OLD B.' • ' JULY le. Tkc Sessions cc/time:lced Ctis day, bethrr the RECORDER. Mr. Jus , lec ILMAMBILE, Mr. Jultice 1.1: 'ken:, Sir WILLIAM LAIGHTUM. and several A.dcrweis. BIGAMY. rheum' Ricketts L;;;;; :11;.e a midshipman in the navy, was arrawied nu an indictment fur having feloniously niiiitried Charlotte &Mason, spinster, Marsha Wikon, to whom he had been married 'collie time it tore, Ii u 6 still living. TO tl.is thane the ninnies- pleaded guilty; and persisted in his de. terinitvitian, although the Recortev.a very his. Inanely advised him to plead Nut Guilty, and avdd himself of the beard t of a trial. Hoary Simpson wail indicted for having, on the ' lOtit of July, stoleu a shirt, the property of Francis Lee. The Prosecutor stated, that he is a cordwainer, its Nlargaretastreet, llorseferryalloail ; on the evening of the day laid in the indictment. he heard a noise an the street ; he went (loam stairs for the purpose of astert.ainiug the cause, but did not observe at*. person; he, however, heard the door of the Prisouer amut ; the Prisoner was a near neighbour; he immediately after misted a shirt • which had been hinging from the front window of the first floor, an which he resided; his suspicions • fell upon the Pi isoner. as the shirt hung low eitougli to be readied by jumping, nod he bad heard the Prisoner's dour close immediately after the noise in the street : he applied to Gilmer, a Police-O ffi cer, who apprehended - the Prisoner next morning. sod found the spurt conOssled in his hat. Witter, who apprehended the Prisoner, corrubct rated the latter part of the erusecutur's teatin 1111 l y. Prisoner, hi his defence, said, that, returning h ome a t night, rather intosisattedi he fooled the Ault. The Jury, however, frost him guilty. George Free,eati wis indicted fur feloniously en- tering the dwelling-hours-. of George Ortinniges s in Wentworth-street. Whitechatiel, on the thStli June, • and stealing therein .3 11aw ftoz. of snap, value 3 .- ( id. and alti• .satity of copper cello, the property of said Ilruniiiges, • • The Protiestator said, that. at half-past three o'clock, in the ino gof the .25th of June, lie was alarmed Hy the watehroad o who informed Min that his house had been taken open; he 11111 l e diately value down stairs, sod lotto(' a windcia shutter had been forced, the bar-door broken open, and for till, atilt its contents, which might OMOMO to about 41. (two altilliogs, more or less) coined away ; a her of soap, wh:cli hail been purchased preparatory to a general wash which was to have taken place 'Oll that day. wits also mowing. He im mediately spillied to Griffith.. a Police Officer, who in company with :tither. ouother Officer, proceed ed in quest of the Prisoner. and apprehended torn. Miller, the Officer, deposes', that, oil bring called up by Griffith*, they pros ceded to a court its Wentwortn-street, and hood the Prisoner in bed with a Conlin of the toss n ; in 4 closet, attached to 'the room in which Prison, r was, he fiund u quru tity of halfpence, a pistol, • ceistre•lsit, anal a chissel; under his pillow were found seven pieces 01 Snap, tallith agreed es.:ctly us weight and quality with that stolen from Prosecutor; the chisset, too. QH tart applied to certatu. in,. ki in the wilt dow which hail been forced, was l'•tlitd to lit to Ai .•If;te Pri-otter, at the time of his vowel's n• aims. ayser.eal. that. he had remised the lialfiptioe (rpm his father. but did not itilstive any rv,d nee to tar &cr.—Guilty. Nary Murphy was indicted for a highway rob bery, in viiihmtly assaulting Josiathau Whittaker, aid feloniously taking from his parson three our pound elutes. The Prosecutor deposed. that. on the night of the 17th of Ju.ie, he was returning from Knights bridge, where he had ,phut the day ; when he came Hilo the S:rantl, being a 'stranger. he inquired of the Prisoner the way to Loodoraluidge ; she said, he was going wrong, but that she would point out the road ; she then sheered 'Mu a court, through winch he was to piss, and to turn down the nest street; he arei.t into the cisur , ..w here she fellowed lion, thrust her hand into his pocket, and took out three pound times. She droppyil oue of them on the dog., *Men Prosecutor attempted to pick up, but was prevented by some wormers who were pi eseut ; lie then cried out fur the watch : • Ger man came up sad assisted him. The watchman at length made his oppeantrice, mid Primula r rail away ; the Prosecutor anal lie German pursued her; the • 41,01111161 was stn ible from age to follow with tryaal ederity ; the Prooner ran Him a honor. and closed the dour ; theovatelstatait at tvised Owns to go to S:. 31..rtin's watch-humor. fur a Constable, whit h they dial On his arrival, the floor was opened, mot toe Pia-otter found tit per room. HI bed. Olt iseaseli. the room, smite of the property was Imolai. —Proye cuior stated, iu answer to a question from the Broch, that he was perfectly sober, and ha 1 Hut takes any lila rties with the Prisoner. Joseph Ailaert Seltallesilsergh. the German, and John ii.todult, the wat-Itinals, who *notated in sir prelirsiding the Prisimer,corruhureel the testimony to: . :lir Pimiicortio. VI- Primmer, in her defence, stated. that she I was gc.i ig to a public-4u* in the urighbotorlsood, Ho I caw toe Prosecutor. touch intosocateJ, ill cams- ! pm a y comes,. wl lie neeuxeti with hay. lug robbed Imo. When Prisoner canoe out of the • • poitils-lioit-e, he was at the door; she cr!ass s veil a parer of white paper till on the ginuod, and Gas. tist , “ a piece of wrath." she inunediately went home, wlwre die was most after ifiken. • The Leonard Judge (Citaniar) in charging the Jury. anted. that to support the indictment for , • tii4hweir.rubtwiy, it was oeciewory that the party 1 prneecuting should have been put i., buddy fear. This, however. dad not appear to be the ease ; the j cruise. th.rernre, Mile either romp under the de. 1 s•iiirsiia'iou of sleuth% front the person, or stealing get orally. • The Jury returne.l a verdict—(,witty of stealing from the p. roan. I:..irprider roes! inrEeted foe baying • on g awn '.! Ii f relwr•ri tioster.ll nrf II ltshed. as tru-, a certain Tomitoory note, fen 11. ' purporting to Lie issued (ruin the Bank of Butl e r and Co. at Billericay. nod paysble at the Immo: a Butler and Co. No. I, Adille-street, Lond on ; hr well knowing the same to be a forger. It appeared that the Pn►ouer, along with several others, had been busily employed in the of this description of not s, in the . tiouuttes of Kent uul Ewirx. Prisouer was at length apprehended ; soil, in consequence of a notice muted fmni 'Taw street, many persons attended to see if be were one of the individuals who had defrauded them: ammo the rest the Prose utor came, who imme diately recomniiied the Pri.oner a. the pebou from whom he had meshed a Billericay note. . . It was stated in evidence by the Prosecutor, John larke, landlord of the Royal Oak pahlic-house, iteif-Linir-passage, lied-Lion-tquare, that. ba the 23d of March, 7t four o't lock in the afternoon, the Prisoner, in compary with two others, •0101 t 4 his house; they 'called for three glasses of liquor; the Prisoner. its payment, tendered him a one pound Billericay note; Ire said lie could not give change. One of the three raid to another, " you may as well have the liqUor here as elsewhere;' Prosecutor said, he hat got ten shillings in change, and they agreed to tuke the difference in brandy and gin. On the note being presemed to hies, lie objected to it, 116 Inning been issued by a country bank. The Prisoner then told him, he must have change for u five pound-note ; Prosecutor procured it, suppoviug lie meant a Bank of Eugland note. It, however, purported to be of the Southampton Bank. lie then preferred giving change for the 11. note, ac, if it were not good, the loss would nut be so great. Carpenter declared the notes, of which lie seemed to have plenty, were as good 84 the Bank, and that lie bud taken them in Smithfield that morning; lie also mid, be had u friend tit the Lock-hp-house us the ireighbanellood, to whom lie was going to take tlic lwluur, and requested the Proseciitor not to charge for the bottles,as ire would take them home in the evenings and if any tremens inked for Harding, to iittsrm theme that he would be there at night. Ile, hair ter, never came. ind Pmseciiinr, on the Mondai, tuilnwin,g, rent to the slipposed banking-house in Addle-street ; but he found it wares rotten concern: lie merely learned that • person or the name of Butler had taken a • counting-house there, lint had hell it locg Wore; and no person remained to pay the bill. John Keel, the person of shoos Butler had rent:. eel the counting-house iii Addle-street. stated, that he did trot see Butler for some mouths after he bad let him the apartments, tint his randy and his clerks were there for five months; When he took the apartments, he stated, that he was in the habit of being in the country a good deal : he un derstood the counting-11,41re wait taken for the pur pose of ratifying on the A4ency business ;the apart. meat's were vacated without tronceit• curt-came one morning, and the clerk's endeavoured to rake away the desks, bat he stopped Them ; hr saw But ler afterwards, who tent in a broker, the fixtures were Sold. and witness eetroned the overp:us to Butler. fie underrthod latterly that the business slurred on at Ins house Waled to thegißlericay Bank, some of the notes of which he huNeen utter the eituiturents were given up ; some otithtus be believed were paid. Mr. liar autos, for the Prisoner. suggertesl, that the indictment for forgery could not be maintained, it evideutly app.uring that a permit! of the uanse of Butler, comm. tel arty the of those notes, had resided in Addle-.ti eel, where some of the notes issued had* Vera duly paid. Mr. KNAPP, fur the prosecution, acqiiiesced in the suggest sin. Prte. Justice examine directed she .I:try to ••- imitthr Prisoner. "If a person. without properly, pots his rime to a nntnber of 81411 igne. ti+ell4 11110 etrculati 0000 0 it critainly is a fiand, but does nit constitore a forgery." The Jury accordingly returned • verdict of Not silts,—but the Poisoner was remanded oil other charges. John William's, indicted for retort-fling from trans portation before the exiiiration of his term. pleaded ger/ty. STAITORDAIIIRIt MIDSUMMER msto.vs. RIOT AT SVOLrLILHA3I PTON. Mr. For.t.sa opened tile cause on the part of the proaccution ; stated to the Jury the rel nice shwa twos of the P.i.onera ; and urged the dmoserome tendency of thcir conduct. He then examined the evidence. U. Smith, Esq. Ce p t4in in the Western •Ilegi m-ut of Loral Mama, then ou duty in Wolver hampton. deposed th.st the Puss-suers l:nll.•d down the gumbos, in the Market, stud cumulated carious outrages.. Cross-examined by Mr. CIA MIRO. Mr. C. smile.: to know what a rs , ,t was • Depts. tient conceived it to be a a.unib.r of persons seinbled for purposes of one of the Local to be partieuhrly active. Mr. Tonikinson deposed to the riotous behaviour of the prostiorry. Sir J. Wsnretst.se, Dart. r , comineitiling the above witorr to be dispensed With. to s:soiten the ear., Mr. Cumuli urine, and made some general obsemstions, with a view to shorten the case still further. Ile said. that lie had lately read in • pamphlet. that As Aiasself was considered as an ex cellent trader of a riot. however, bad never led any imirty to be gully of a breach of the peace. Ile perceived that hr could mot controvert the prise-nt ease; he admittid the riot: sad as the sin the pun of the prosecution. was to prove that the law was *trot% enough loptitarh such out rages, so he hoped they would not forget another beauty of the British Consist ution.--that in the dis pensation of justice. it was etereilist After • few words front the CIIAIRMA It. the Joey. es directed. returned a verdict of geilig. Mr. Cs.i erne° being only reissued as counsel for Siablis anti Allis, the 'others were put upon' their trial. M.'g Hawses !pleaded gad',; the other Iwo, Citeirepwe and Joseph WI, alter a short em:lista tin's, erre likewise found guilty. The !Panted CINAIIMAP. On passing the syn. tenors, animadverted upon the wickedness of the otlenre. lie then ordered that Ellis (of the Local bli!itie) and pilaw thyme be imprisoned 6 months. and !trot to bird lalmor ; and to Rive OPCUrill for their futtltr gcr•cl behaviour. Cockeyne, Stubbs, and 11411, to he iorpiFourd 3 month., aitd to 6.,.1 security ; rod to ittlldllll.l Flrlrrtl till such becurity begivetb! . _ If tn. Darnel, of Burstein, charged with permit ting • prisoner to escape from Ins custody, 1/7/121, owing to au inaccuracy iu the indicutieht. found out guilty. Yesterday, a respectable Lidy attended at the Public Offe, Bow•strejt, and stated to Mr. HARE*, the Sitting Magistrate, that she had discovered that her servant, • girl only sixteen years of age, Was pregnant by her own father. The worthy Magis trate lamented that, under the circumstances, it was not possible for him, of his own Record, to pro ceed against the offender, but sent for the perish officers, it being considered the best meaossof Ls ing tug the wretch to condign punishment. Jo the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday, • straw-hat-manufacturer, of the name of !I EW LI N GS. recovered fifty pounds damages• against GILLF.tt, the landlord of the Bald-faced Stag, on linchley Common. The Plaintiff and a friend were ►nipe shooting in January last, on the Connnon, ayJ about eight o'clock at night applied at the Defend ant's house fur beds and supper. This •ccotatno dation, due by law to all travellers, they were not only refused, but sent to Highgate watch-house fur the night. Webb, the grove-digger, who Was convicted on Friday lag of stealing a dead body out of St. George's burial-ground, was sentenced, at the con cl tision cf the Setsiotts, to three months' imprison ment. Early on Tuesday morning. Mr. Gismbridge, of Epping, going up Dosthorn-hill, had Isis poektt picked of Isis book, containing SW. in hat!it notes. The Wegentn, n slip of 120 guns. has lately been launched at Tod loss; Use Qweert Chas-blue. launched on 'fkresrlay it Deptford, cairiss the same numbs r sif mills. As IrOth are on an eyualityin point of birth aisd.and rank, we trust that they may shortly meet to negotiate upon the tinning differences between than respective countries. If they meet, se have ass doubt but that the one would bring the other to aims, and the Wisgrani might possibly come as far is Deptford to rattly the treaty. Mr. JOHN late Assistant.Ssorgeon of Hirt act ElTy's ship Desfance, is appointed Surgeon isS 'be forlt surd sloop of our. The Bra ,r, a line frigate of Sti guns, (formerly the French Thetis) was taken out of dock Oil Thurs day; at Plymouth. leapt. BROWNF, late of the Plover. it is 'tatted. *4l have the command alter. The asiulle, of Montrose, Captain Ltat.L. from Dublin to Lypn. Was hoardeti. iu the morning of the 6th inst. by a Danish sloop-rigged privateer from North Bergen, about seven miles to the solidi ward of the Burhanness. The privateer mounted lit guns. had two white paint strokes, stud a large flying job. The ullicer who boarded the Molly told Captain L. that lie had cap:ured eight vessels, of ' various descriptions ; but on finding that the cargo of the Aiolly was not of gnat willow, and on Cap tain , riving him seven guineas, and a few charts, lie allowed Min to proceed. The privateer, it was supposed. wason the look out for the home ward-bound Giventaadinen. 'The Magistratei at the Heed ()thee of Police, Dublin, e °tiered a reward s,r the otiorrhesision of MecAdel Madden, e deserter from t.:e 7th Light Dr.n s oons. It appealiptic by information, on ueth, that ou Tharietsy„ the 49th June, as Michael Midden cud John Madden, brothers, accOinpanied by Ambrose 11ifelden, were proceeding on the road lesditi t r, lento Laurencetinan to tioitortaer, to the (-utility of Cislway, Michael Madden tank a pi.. tot Crain his pocket, and discharged the content* WO the body of hi. brother John, whereby he se* like rev. r: ly *unaided that uu hope is eriteitatued of hi. recovery. Of the four lkitish regiments that were at Lis bon. three have litell witched to join the mina army under Lord 11'ta.t.l\ oTotr . The Royals sat off on the sloth ultimo, the 9th on the Ist instant. the 3ith ass to follow in a day or two. sod the sad, the weakest of thn four, was to nitwit soil do gar ri.ou illoty, asbistrJ by 500 marines from the wen of sr. The Tate dry otuther is reponed to have been moat uncommonly favourable to' the brand of Par. triage. •ud Hares throughout the kingdom. Sir FRANAIR BARING, one of the contractors for the hoot Inca, lois already paid into the Bank three noinians fun► hundred thousand pounds upon his moiety of it. The demands upon the the commercial hoaxes in the Mazi . limter line, which stopped payment oil Monday NM, are reported to amount to two mil. boos. Their real looped!. however, it is supporcii, will ultimately cover all their deficiencies; which, it is said, hare arisen from speculaine report. to South America, the success ef which cannot be as certaint d for SOTUM time to come. The two South Amirican Commie.loners from Caracole had 111111 audience of Lord IVt-.I.I.aeLET uu Tureday, and delivered thrir diapatches from the Provirimial Government of Caraccas, rod waited afterwande upon the other Cabinet Moliatere. Their oatnea are DOUSIXON DR BOLIVAR, a Colo eel ; coil Don Lots LOPES MENDiz, a Commie sarrGesseral. One of thew is la Mafiosi of Geo.- ral MIRANUA• Sense riing, in the General Staff pf Ireland is immediately to take plove, iu constertenceof which Sir C. will he succeeded in the Dublin dis trict by General WIN viten. Has Cirdie the Lord Lieutenent liar issued orders that the number of et,en•isr days fur the yeoinsury shall be increased to four in each month, (rout the gath instant ; and this arrangement t. to continue until the .24th of ()L -imber. Tuesday morning, Hank, Gra n t, c,O ye ar . .4 age. for • wager of Bee ;sine's, sulked from Shore ditch Church to Ware in Hertford,hoe. and beck, the distance in all 42 odes. He h•d eight hours allowed him. He iitopPed opwaid. of au hour a the road fur refrealoinents, and won hi• wager by half en hou► within the stipulated nine. Several bets were depending du the issue. A women, of the name of fast.►. wee killed mt Tue.day by r kick than • led horse belonging to an Oihrer at iiitightdwidge. She W. 40 wheeling it harrow of horn, at which the horse took fright. The *4.1 hou.es. south of St. Clement', Church, in the Straw!. are pulling Bowe, preparato►y to the complctiou of the !tong-projected iinipro‘tmeotr. I.tiblA. Early yesterd 111A011ay mornin arrired AI Bedipteux, Commodore kyox, gii to the Ihp. Company's ships /rakkesj Jones, Aleteaffe, Caplani latmeke, Capt. J. Kirkpatrick. Lord Crestle'reegi li)met, Duncan, Capt. E. C. BrAriturt, Carla. A. r. Swinton, Lori AA4m N. W hyte e , Moons/lire. Capt. J. Mon guese brig ► risco di Came. and. Po w (NIA. IL P. Tretnenhere. They . lett 22d Joottaty lest. Commodore Ilyng land: d yea , erdny under u salute of 13 gout, Yesterduy *leo arrived In Maj sty' 'kite, 11911. Capt. Elliott ; a so ship Capt. J. Wilki n s, from Vaugapatarn. T. Fitzgerald, EN+ Oil Monday atictiored in the roads the . slop Recovery, Capt. Colhoo, tram Siu, 1809; tonch.d et Peraanalaie o on • of Brazil, and left the Cape 91ti Deterut vengers, Brigade r4vjor Lutter, Mews. etiett, John [land. and John Brows. ORIEYI Al. STAR. SATI;I4DAY. JAN. nit' Agent vetted, having on hoard lt packets fur the fleet, reached Sougor on dxt ; on which day the signal eras Inv Majesty's ship Belligueur. for the ships) for Neu. Commodore Byng left town on Wedi the Philip pandas pilot Weisel, nod passed mond harbour or' Thursday forenoon, • ship at Saugur. The lion. Company's frigate Pewee', mond harbour on Tunslay, aged pewit un Thursday afternoon, to join the fleet Tie last dispatch hum, going to the rout of Goverteillist, was Sent off fro' Thursday everiiiii; it is expected that tt Nati; from Saugur to-morrow or Monday The American ship Magdalen, C ado. returning to New-Yink, passed littiger,e Tbopdas.. 't a Tortagitese brig Vasco d. Goau t , F. p a (,oats. left Calcutta on M. 'Any return t 6 the Brazils. She will sail with linkmen. We understand that the undrr-menti have been chomp-4 by en:Kermin tit to bring of trait lima the roast—Sae Ififfioni Bur Anne, Cape Packti, Helen, and Slanshiintne, the Cornelia frigate, CalEdlll Edged, Bombay. kit the Ilommighle Ccropan) ships, Earl Spencer, Monarch, and ur , all well. on the luth Sept. in lat. I. 3 East. CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 1ng0,1651.01f, J tN. Point de Calle. Jan. 15.—Armed the Durnikes, Cap:ain slitchell, Iron) Colvin Trincoana!e, J 4.1. 2.—Arived tha ~r; Capk:in Nichol. from Nl4.lrae--Pas,kn,:,! and Otfi,TrA of trot Nlajest)'.l.)6:l NAVAL. I.NTELLAGE veZ PORTIXOUTII. Arrived the Protector gine-brig, from a Sailed toe farp/aenb/e, with Admiral Keats on boardi tot. Cudie ; Srgda •loop with cuneny ("hied, transport.), for the The wind taming round in the night, not be a doubt but the outward-bound illedirerranean tiert tad: adv.intage of units wra t h troml stinunth-ttotids ; tJ wind is nu b.-tier, uow agiv, than west. aitme heard that they did sad. PLY 10111:TH-DOCIC, Yesterday soiled the Jailie, with Lord for Li.bott ; the Peacock sloop of war, o viy, to the Eastward; and the Weasel schuouer, Falmouth. Sailed the Actenit sl..tm, Lord Neville. patches for the:East Indies; Neptune (3t, with stores for Cork; Hes Nlaksty's sl.ii woogitt, 98 gone. Admiral Sotheby, to rt Seapioa, hear-Admiral Stopford, off Rochefort. 'Ube Phirte,36 gulls, Capt. Hilhar, is to-day, and o ill sail the first fair wind for of Good Hope. The lion. Capt. Gordon arrived this to go as passenger IN the Plebe. FA LMOUTH. SAited the Primeess Ch.#lutte packet. —Wind North. DEAL, J The outward-bound have *pm •di west.v•rd, under coks%oy tor tier lute %ken al•o the dio,/but or+ et mud lemma. tor off —Woud FRAM LLOYD'S LIST. GRirss►'D, Jul.,' 17 —Arrived Hoe iVellau s ton, (iva►ry, float 1 the Hansen, Gowlwm, /rum Malts —Sailed tt Milne, Hales, for Tenerife; Hope, Hrmiers ~,,, old t►e Menittie Cis awall.s, Ihstipie.n, for Lisbon COAL MARKET, JuLs 18. Rhino Ships 601.1. tut i ..ICeses.te Coal .. . ell 476 3,1 0 ..Son/erlimmil 1.. %Ve IMICII OF STOCKS vasTr.aaa 3 pet rent Reduced.. 401 n per Ccut. Consul. ... (l 4, 4 per ('rat. .. d per Cent. Nevi 4... WI '.. 1.....4 Aul.u.t.es — le 3-1668 thallium India Siurk Inglo.i Bowls I:whequ.s . Bilk Carole for T. Mak Sseek-Oseliss. 4. Candi sod g. Clorisc-croso• DEATH. Lire walk at ►w Muss is Stanley-plan, Merin Glue& rail sir4ulse Glegg, E.q. of Woe, arapaiy. lIIGH ITATSIL; THIS DAY. AT LONDON Wm. •flier 4 i:4•11 43 alter LONDON Pjlntc.l be C. SMITH. N.. s, Clefuc ami published at No 1.., Ilsek of St. Cleaucote Nri d, by wa• place. 53, tit, 6. 1:s Arhiroe s Pv•ing colitiJv Astute, Cita. gh. „d, try.w4._ ▪ c "Tale, pon„„ 'man!( trig.;!. hgal th; lay morning, ily'. ,I 1), 174. r, • the Amir;,44 Satl.tn, 9.10 on tl.e t:. , ,„t wt. F.. • 1 0 1810. the iitt.tiptl titt matte by H i , tit to tatpat 'rdt)o4.l4l', in itatawri tO j.llll 18g. left Da. l ed Kt Ag.,te *I at tiatigur„ le fleet muse. 'nom loan an the fleet %ill y eitzt. t..iti WAtk.a. Kidgette stn. Captain y 134, nil let th the Bend 'ntisned slily hnhzear;:t..l tf • BNrru : l4 1 him L H /. • 11, atntolit pall s r , l 4 S. 1 E 1 7, hln • the •ttknter !Guam. 1 ship ( * aft. ngrro. 66th Hit. 'AT nee 17. it II Irf . Ste it vont I•inp ut sir, the Deem. It, glut( yam I Ltobes sal it, and trot gli .t. We hot JCL, t 6. rd Coctitant, • nh acne. schooner, for lie, with die. ship ,Used' o relive the tochtfort. is paid wawa for tlati Cope ris afternoon, JULY 15. , for Li.bas JOLT 17. •ile.l to the .„,i, t , l sari • I üblit.tg• nod, eumiee. ‘t Lae!. ; the Cnrribla 1,1 Uo.tkc; too Price. I. to 591. • to oi , mi. to us • MY. i isj• oj I la; i dia. . 17 5 1 • s preol4. II i I rer• Warr, 10 14 6 4. "‘ elm/Orr, 11 ,6 , is tbs moo I BBRIDGE I anee 4 cot.o.Ctnar•