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I iolikrchr irirELLinsirca. • ••• SPANISH PAPERS. • , . . , rabie s ANE V 9. *e here clatter from Serrenta de Runde, &tea on till *id instiut, which contains n moor On lel part aro relative to that noble iosorrection. Tile palls. that the Freech in Rondo endeavoured • to lure* the Sierra. which the Serrettus defended • during thel9th t 40111, and t Ist. On the first day the enemy were repidsed with loss : on the recunti They were likewise repulsed, in the same manner, ,with the loos of two field-pieces: two *vies were spade prisoners, who pretended to be du.nh, but liking severely treated, were made to speak. On the third day they were not only repulsed, but pur ese 4 ego the very town of !tondo. We hive not yet aeceived the dttsils of the kille4l; lint the Ser 'oakum are . preparing to attack Ronda. On the WI, the reinforcement of troops of the llinr, which had been dispatched to Serraula. arrived et Tafate, two leagues from Roads. ent t In A sires and St. Roque, a great number of . air patriots have again collected together, will conviderably engin, ot the force destined to act in that part.• The desertion of the enemy in Castile is equal to whet it is iu the other provinces. /Cot a day passes without some deserters coining in. In the beginning of the present rautith there has been a desertion of -So men at one ti cue, who were conducted to Celet ice • de Beyra. - Of a Swim regiment which was in garrison at Astorga, the greater part has in like manner de. vetted, some going to licorporste themselves with • the division of 3eitor Msbie, and others to Le Poe. • blit, where the first hrigwile of the army of Gallicia is posted. The new army of this kingdom is forming itself with activity, add all the well-kn Own tidbit ' aims of the inhabitants. „. AMERICA. IIALITAZ (IIoYA SCOTIA). JULY 2. Tea days ago, the Ferris cutter arrived f- Eng land with orders for thtt two Fusdrer regin,nits, the 7tb and 23d, quartered here near t wo yeats, to ern bait for Lisboa. Yesterday the 7th, or Royal Fu. ideas, .add oo board tba.aqoadoes by Sir J. B. Warren, whole some weeks returns to England. .Such a dispatch watt ordered and use 1, that last '.V,idodsday the troops were on twatiri the ships of war: The Adnatrol's ship, the StiOsure. Captain Austen, with 400 mes a the Atilaa trig lie. Sir It. Lawrie, 320 men, and every othef vessel in proportiob. Transports are daily reapectad to C;i•ry to the same destination die 23d or Ritril Welsh Fut; sifter*, the several detachments of »Inch, at Alit polis Royal, and St. John, are called it,, and will oat arrive. It is a very fine and well-officered regi ment, and has diwinguished itself in Holland,-in Egypt, at the taking of Copen!mgen, and Marti- Eiger. It. depertore is much regretted by the in habitants. The 98th regiment front Quebec has taken its lace;e and the second battalion of the Bth regiment is on its 'v from Europe to fill the va- Caney In this prrisou left by the 7111. This colony is, under the government of Sir G. Pocock, is • v-ry ilturishinciatuation. It, torrid', and those of Crumb, contain timber enough for the military and commercial navy of Great Britain, during twenty years to come. without ally isilport4. bona from the Baltic. Hands and eapitali are only tweeted. European emigrants would 61:11 it more to Bier advantage and bappiumB to settle here than is the United States, where the flat of parties, end popular licentiousness, make on it, - stud encroach upon, both personal liberty and property) and where iffikish-hors subjects set par/ace/air olgeets uC perseestrion and phincter. This coast abounds with sU sorts of fish. A salmon of twenty pounds met be bought for half a dollar ; a cod-fish, of the same weight. for teopence; a dozen lobster* far sixpence. hatidocka. mackarel, herrings, hallibutii. sturgeons. Rounders, and ether fish, are cheap in proportion. 1I 1 EATRE-ItorAl., H V-.V A lIKET. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, August t, will be perfumed tist time tlels seawsul, • Play, tali v 4 THE AFRICANS; iw,WAN, LOVE, AND DITY.. MaolibOo, Mr. Jones ; 'tie iro; Mr. C. 'Kendele (beta: big Gni appearance is that character); Hoary Accosts' 31 ur, Mr. Limos. Denis:, Mrs. Whim; Dario t, Nra. &item tots ; Sella, Mrs. Liatou. Previous to which, a Dramatic Proverb, called SEEING Is BELIEVING. Mows. Mr. Farley. Miss Mrs. Mathews; Kitty, Miss •Pe Camp. whirls will he sddr•l, a Popular Farce. ratted • KILLING .t MCRDER. Bar.ltiv, Mr. MAtttca.: Mr. Apollo Ktlei, Mr. Listna. Mils Nancy. Mot. Ilathea• • rainy, Alias H. Kelly. To-aearruer, a favuiritt Play ; after .bleb, a farce called Irra Strings to yogi Bow : Lazarills. Mr. Liston (being he Ite.l appearauce iu that character). NEW RIELMDRAME-TENTII Nictir Lrerult TIIIIATRE.-ENGLISII OPERA. THIR EVENINti. WEDNEADAY. keens* 1, will be iierbwiweil mb thee) • New Cowie Op.wa, called TitICKS UPON TitAVELLELLS. The Principal Chrtraders by Mr. Primal, Mr. Phinpras. Mr 11 , orn, Mr. Wawa. Mr. %pith, Mr./. Smith, Mr. Os is-rrl, Bo•l Mr. %Viiwits..l , . Miss Poole, Mn.s Orger, ae..l Mae. Ilealey. After t w o opera A SPAN'S!! DI Lit F.N T. P r isr;ral B vardin, Mr. Noble, Mir, Lop• v.., Mum IL"' Bristow, Muse Twarnley, Miss M.'s Miss Tuner, .11t,sl;rePti, Msss Pet,, M 144 pauses", said loe wk 444, Puma dr Ballet. WitY (tar OW lulls tins") a NewMeto- Dramatic Lairds's". oot. str, can't! TWENTY 1 c %Ks AGO The Principal Charnet.ere by Mr. kaVOIlow!, Mr. Weiyht, Mr J. Smith, Mr. Morton, thafin, E 8..ta0 Minn Kelly. The weer 311.10-I.hrinientor E , ntrrtaoonlit o f Twenty Tenn Ate, esetiosiag to be recoiv , ..l with nmveistl boron of ap plause front every part of the Tbentrc. won be rep,ltta CVO y strain( WI further 11 , ,110P. 'cu./narrow, (43 time thin newton) :'she Alarms ty arid Saturday, Trick* upos Travei'ers. ••• Out Masi\lf Lltirrs.ry Ciatshoger is eitaroul.ll.ly ti-oc,-red until ril.ll.lofroW. TUE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, ‘VEDN ESDAY, AUGUST I. W e 4 ivp thia day a full Report of the Prneeetlintri )e►t, May. at the Dinner at the Crown and Anehor, 11111011 the Lilreration or Sir FRA Di0:131 Bus- DITI trout the 'Turner.—Nut the slighte►t allustint was marls., itt the coutte of the aired, to fiit secret evcipe from that plist4. ; nor did the worthy Bovine!, the course of hio long.speso:h, enter into any ex planation of histmetltiet on that 4vccasion, ttnich 1:6 touch disappointed the hopes of his friends sod of the ifopulsoe.—'There teaa no ftrocession or c teal catle.—Ahout 100 persons were collected in front of the Crown and Anchor, who cheered hitn on his arrival and on his return. Between ten and eleven o'clock, oboist double that numhet surrounded his carrisge, and drew him home. There was not the Tightest inotous of -tumult or disorder in the streets, to the course oYthe whole night.—. Governs went Wits, uutwitbstan d iug,upon the ulert.—The-, Gourds received orders to be under arms at five o'clock yesterday, and to remain so for the night. The Cavite of last sight contains some Dis patches from Loid WELLINGTON, dated the Ii th at Alverca. They contain au account of the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, and of the Attire of outposts, in one of which Litutenant-Colont I TAG BOr was killed ; and nearly reArdise the same as the two communieetiosis made uvon the same subject to the Portugut se Secretary of State, the substauce of which we gave yeNterday in our extracts from the Papers.—The Gazette also contains a long list of Prinnutious of Naval Officers of the higher doses. . American Papers have been received to the 30th June, but they contain no news or any importance. Extract de kite; f an officer on board a res in' off Boulogne, dated 27th of July :—" On Mon day evening lust, the Curti/lea anti Aprlles sloops stood close in shore to view the troops on parade at Boulogne. The forts allowed them to approach us near as they pleased, hut as soon as they perceived the vessels in stays, the whole coast, which is lined with glans, began to prover forth their thunder. Shells sod red-hot shot flew about them, but the Cestinew received no hart, and woo escaped out of the reach of danger. The Apelies. unfortunately, hail three men wounded, our of whom is despaired of. 'the troops on parade were iu three divisions the largest of which appeared to consist of about 30130 effective men. The other tea were crinapara. Petty smell. Tirey were all drersediss blur. which made it the snore ilifh.sult to ascertain their amount. Yesterday vie large gists boats arid one armed brig came room! Cape tirmei. They kept close in shore. and Pottered the harbour of Bon:.,g.ie in safety. We t.iund it impossible to afreai Mete pro gritsa and bring them to action." A coasideraide number of•truneports for the comreyancenf troopp will be collected in It invga'e harbour in the course of the present week. The trent)* imentiontil ate the (kit and 3nth tegiateuls of ittlantry. Their &imitation is said to lie Ireland. On the 27th inst. the Dake of Marlkromgh pac ket fell in with a Frcncti privateer, in lat. au. J.% long. 7. 13. She was one of a large C 14,4, mouut in; 16 vtgliteen.pounders, and two lung bow Tile picket wet of much inferior force; she how ever engorged the enemy fur two boom, and until, by a fortunate shot, site eat away the pr.vateer's top-mist, which tmnsediately sheered off to the northward. The market suffered much tis her rig. gin . and fro 13 the shoh.hodes in his bull below rite had -several fe t water in her hold. All the pas. stagers behaved manfully on the occasion, except, two, who skulked below, and declined to take ally part is the action. The rest assisted at the guns, and shared in the danzers Of the engagement. This packet wee COSti , nandrit by her Chief Ms:e, Mr. Jeers. Contain Butt. having remained ul home. Mr. Janes has been brought up in the Packet trade, and ha+ distmgalahedlaimself before in defending the same vessel in the West Indies abort two years and a half ages when he engaged and beat off, alter an lotion of five kourß, a French privateer of I.t guns. The, privateer he lately beet of, is the middle of the action hoisted the bloody which was answered by the Afer/Parorgh with three elteent.—M r. J asses rarely deserves promo tion. The report of tho nfety of the True Briton Indianian is a4ain revived. A (orotirmon, who arrived as a passenger in the China fleet, wastes to his friend, that lie learut at. St. Helena that the Captain of th.t Indianian had corninunica ell to the Governor 'id Bombay his arrival iii tli‘tie.s at Cochin. One of the first Isom's.. in town, concerned iu India commerce, has received par A copy or a letter written by Ce104%41 SARRAZIIf to his uncle Mr. FISCHaII, on the subject of tbe preirsyled eointriUnicatiun 4WD Madame ItRAZIN to General VARDaama, has been feet ired, we pro- pow to insert it to-morrow. The Mager and Wardens of the Baker,' Com pany ygaterthy waded on the LORD MAYOR. MI Lordship. after exam' • g the Alealweigherr . Re poris,•orirred the price of bread to contome Inc minis cc last week. viz. tr. Ad. the quarter° loaf wheaten, anti household Is. std. . . Lately, seven men and one boy were killed, and nine men emnaileil, by ligl • g, on board the feepufse, off Toulon.. 'Phis circumstance hes been greatly exaggerated by several prints. • Portsdowu Fair commenced on Thursday. The two first days were amended with heavy falls of rain, end few persons were no the 1101. Such - remit disappointrersit, in conseqeence, has not berm fi•lt is that neighbourhood these 15 years I Satinday the weather was more favourable, and at tracted a eery full fair. The horse fair was very thin ; what few horses there were for sale, were ex cee•ltiigly high priced. .Clairtse sold front Mk to 954. ; but there was very little pitched. Within these ten days past, a flak of birds hare him& their appearanceoltout Aberdeen, of a 'weirs rarely Pri!ll in this country. They are of the genus 'Aria, ur Corcirostro, commonly called Cinsstrill, or (;erman Parrot. They are inhatiitatits of ;i.e. lermany, and the southern parts of litsi,sia, rind tnigrstv periodically to this reentry. The lost dock seen here was 57 )ears ago. They generally lix their rrsidelice in the airighboitrhoml of pine woods, the seed of which is their usual food. N um . hers of them have been shot at this time. The male is of • red-lead colour. milted with deep ' brown, and has Work legs. The colour of the fe aisle inclines to green, streaked-with browns NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PoO.TSII3UTII, JULY 30. Yesterday sailed the Ritte.iiati, Is limes, with a transport under eulituf fin Guerir,ey ; Diana, S 6 guns, Capt. Grant ; liarbadoes,' guns, Capt. 11.alginsu ; cud Supllie, Is 010., tot the station off ldavre ; also a convoy of einis;ing vessels fur the Downs, wider the hertruirs gun brig, Lieut. Tomlinson. This day CIUNU into harbour the Gelakeid, and Asp hloup or wur, to he repaired. Arrived the Iris, :W guns, Capt. Shoritind, from the Eastward, having areal the East India convoy safe into the Downs; also the Partridge, lb )40116, Copt. Foote, from the West lushes ; cud the. [bi mania transport, Irons Lisbod. FALMOUTH, JUI.Y 28. Arrived the Princess .Elizabeth packet, Giptain Kidd, from Lisbon, in five days.—Wind S.W. PLYMUI.TH-DUcli, 29. Last night arrived the Adrian caner, Iro4 off Raltefort ; Parisidge, IE4 guns, Capt. Foote, from Jamaica ; and Caledonia mast-snip, trout Quebec, with spars fur the dock-yard. • Tim Wolverine sloop of war put back with her convoy. This day sailed the Peacock, Capt. Peake„ with a convoy of 14 sail rar the eastward ; a orth-Ntar, new sloop of war, Capt. Coe, fur Lat11...1 1 ,00i ; Par tridge sloop er war, for Portantoisth ; said Trial cutter It maize to the Sottiul-.-Wiad DgAl, JULY 30. Arrived the Braganza, Hart, 1 . 1..ta the River Plate. The Cracker, Lieut. John (warm. bus made onollier (the third) seizure of gold bard and coin, which was landed that morning, and con. vexed under an escort to the CuatutnA ttttt re.—Five o'clock. Just arrived, the Vicar, Sanderson, (runs Denittrara.--.Wiird S.W. . • 11161SGATE, JULY 29. The 13 sad of Crum China, whicii ar rived in the Downs last night, uuder convoy of the St. Albans, Capt. Aurteu, mud prOrtlided. dim day for the River, are all very large and v.sliiatile ship the mintiest upsvoirls of 1000 tons. Soiled from thence the 6th of March, and from St. Helena Hine weeks since: one South-Sea Winder also arrived with the China fleet. It i 4 a fact that there has been an aWray at Can. tau, in which a Chinese was killed by en Euro ' peat.. This had like to have been aseriuus matter ; bat was at =settled by the Emperor of China writing a le the King . of Great Britain, con (*ruin thin unfortunate business, which letter, it is said, is coinedu the St. Altmtne. The South-Sea whaler above-mentioned, while standing in last night, near the Smith Foreland, wasenridruly rum Kimura of by a •F, eisch privateer, and SO men were uhatreit on her sleek in a'n insteitt, and for the moment they succeeded in ferciug the tingish Cawasin sod hiscrew It low ; trout. a hence, how. err, they soon rallied, ettackeil the isivadris itt their turn, killed four ailsl took two present rs, and trove the rest into their 44,‘n reiwel again. 'Fite ship curbed away the Ftencli Isigger's main and inizen must when she was hoarded. The whaler is dome IMO the Dorm, with six Fienchtnen•— •nrs attempt. sun a.. large • vessel, to tire midst of' or close to a fleet (the esaaler being under convoy also of the St. Albtnts). %any i.e considered as sesy during i but it is not the only instance of the kind ma this coast ;.• for on Thursday last a fotriAn hey ass taken Hear the North Laudehelot (Al Broad stairs), by two French lugger privateers, awl car ried clear off: and two or three weeks since„ three c!sliiers likewise were captured near the South Fore lend, which the Frenchmen also made prizes of, and escaped with thesis. Part of the crews of these ves sels got rival its heir bunts, and have silica come to Itamsgatr. • . 11. , LY 30. Lett night four transports arrived hese to take in troops, and this morning four more came into our harbour, fur the same purpose; six 'or eight more are in the Downs, and expected here thii day. These vessel., it is said, are to take two or three regiments from hence i tttt siediately ; the 38th and Gilt regiments or infant. y are mentioned ; and report says, their destilietiou is for Ireland. 1.1.1TU, JULY 28. The Forward gun-brig, Captain Baukes, ornveil yieterJay in• K from Gottreibiirgli, which she left on the 9th instant, with a very large convoy of DAMS, Swedes, and odic, vessels. She put back to 6 , rttenburgli on the lflth,aial sailed again same day, with 48 vessel, in c parry'. On the 19th, off the Naze of Norway, they fell in with tire Danish gun boats, who, having tired a few shots at the moray, the whole bore up, rod it is supposed were all cap tured.ly elev n vessels received instructions f rom e mi t, wares, three of which were for Leith. Names of 11 ve.s7ds that are 'wed itwtructians from the Furor:lrd {tau-hrig; ti.e reineottiog 34 did not isirply tor thew The M a ria, J. f.iehere, &Ind for I.rith ; Wilhelisiaa, A. Linlwre, 4. ditto ; Glades', M. Liaitgremi fur ditto ; An- Koine, B H. b:napr, for Liverpool ; !Urdu A.K. Bak ker, for ditto; Copernicus, D. Hilllwastd, for ditto; Mt. Bar tholomew A Cultism, (Jr ditto; General Wrairele, A. Ol son, fur dahlia ; M.sria Dorothea, H. Glearmyr and nun, for ditto • Frederica, C. Matsu's, fur Newry ; sad Ceres, G. W. Atirater, fur ditto. Thrre ver.els arrived in the Roads yesterday, from the Baltic. Convov.—Notice is hereby given, that • Con. ♦oy "ill lie appointed to sail (ruin Leith Wads, fur Gottenburgh and Heligoland, on the Ist of next month. Conseil Chamber, Eilin J sly as. 1 sit/. The following bulletin wa• eel:cities; ye•te►d•y, containinK the statement of Earl. health :-- BULLETIN. F.vrl Iterkeity has had a restless night, and is tint quits so sell to-day as yesterda). (thgned) " EDWdaDJ N ER." We are happy to mute. that from the great at. tractiou of the Mehe-Drarne of The Wiled Beans,. aided by the well-known abilities of Mrs. Pwwt:t.t., of the late Theatre-Royal. Drury-laise, the elegant little Theatre hi Tottenham-street, on the last two nights, ha, neertliiwell in every part. We never NM Mrs. Putrat.t. to so much adiantage, as the biz.: of the Theatre permits US to have an ample bight of her beautiful ti A ure. and most superb dress. lire recital of the Nlinindy, in the character of a Bri tish Officer. is • ehrfrfteriore. llid we not seen her chime in the hills, we would imagine she was a bold climbing Ceiier.d. With such attraction, we hope the Theatre will continlie to be crowded. LOXDIN 1.6XD11 F 15111033 FOR .it•Gt'sr. • [rank MLA ncht.t: APE CAIIISE.I i • A complete li 7 tun g : t eo N l t' aur T r i d si s T rn i Nit: d O r u i t •s r s7triera r d , ER s embroidery of rinic t ; a wlvile lore drapery, anti tr., r $l 7O al down the lout with topaz mope ; • lick red, . 1". scarf in atom ca carelessly .aeross the shoulders. Tp r 4 ,,,,,, ' ..."....."--' Lure soul ear-rings. The hair in locse v n i; h : ~.:;•:',..* • Boil ll ° by an armovental comb. Gloves mail blows of ith ' ot moo coloured kid. A bouquet of uatural en. w & m •M riovictr SUB W4LAING IDOEtt. r l ,e s 110111‘8. A plain cambric round morning dice% midi. hiti. 1 4 I 1 Aageimi u neck, with abort train, let in roiled the borrow will. r.,,,„ * last E of worked a ricomitig. A pelisse of force unmet, ankle In ------- the Shape, trimmed tumid with a Narrow tan k ma.", nil boa cat with' two scollops on the le ft sid e , on t h e right Val, ' rE fastened on the neck with •a g o ld b rooc h , awl eery ,. ' 43 ' d rawA:useh,litLal:theeed,rut:i7sisiel.slah:Aausisnurptib.b.lwlareiiiivendtifihdhpc;atiarasirl reiiipin.bwtfauh:.t.,,i;l:ttair au!it::.,lbno,:gi:l,l4.iii,:siti,:l:iir:,c,..vl.;7:4:6:4 . 464 0 wit l -1-1 : ( ! p r ated • silk sandals. A g ee , eel A .014CRIPTIoll Cr It VItAA i mulles WOR% IT -- 1 autos or RANG Alin WASSIVIN Veil I. A short elute lace Twlieie, round.] a t t h e hovel, trililtactl atilt a deep Merlins la t e, ma d ( in ftdd a.,, e F L st r.. 6 -1 , RA bosom, and couthied is to llre waist by a pale lilur brut . of a PH rib:nll the pelisse tined throughinit wills lilac same, N.D. Poi small woad French embruidesed muslin, onhaniated se 414114" fancy lilac and yellow oaths Rowers. Shoes mil I,,iis - IA pale lem,u-roloared kid. Parasol, brown shot s. , iL icier ilia day Neellacr and bracelets, Egyptian prlllata ter la :ill • EP .3. A pale straw.euloural baronet pillive, of a valthl R ii, length, thrown 'open before; over winch was a , ,, ati light Ho await black lace tippet, by way of tape, branched at a l BY * throat with a gold or pvlitile breech. Gloom mat shot d Cattail goa pale recoil gray, no atom , colour. La Of VII' , . 3. A white crape frock, trimmed round the howls ii 4 I. la 64 o pale 'pink scolloped ribald, spair.Tod with huall "et a Aim 179 1 *mambo resembling dew drops. Pearl arellum vidi dn. i i;;6 l , 11601141 clasp, cud small brilliant snap cot-t-o ; ,. Wh, te 1 4 is a so gloves, and oboes with ether roses. The "air loaded is w,6 wank, pearls or heads, and twisted lightly round brioud. T" 4. .4 petticoat &tuaati by twisting a broad aline Fold au lace rated the filplit, WClflielref a White patio slip ; dir hal f G „ in r a ' ! of the dress of pale risk satin. with Issia while la, 6WW W . by the t °teammate of dianactuds ur pearls. Shuts Mid glens of she dclalm kid. Wards, ft a. A robs of Ise Fres& lava sr iaeibrk, withe the most red must I deal of Mee' kt is on the lame% and trimmed loud timbal. tom, sktrea, wad throat, with Meddle kee. A .lit dm The T hie. 'gold., Used, and tied with pink. A It, uaratipashise add.d Ckrc..a.l7, can with a variegated pink and white satin deny. lurk i m e i da r n tau alums, shoes of vast lemon-colour; puma thanat pekes:ow pick; ' Fusel 1.2 . ommezmaimr:_w-emaisr Priate.l ILlkis LAW 11,b7 . 1.:L1.1t;1:.1CE. Will Hau WY( • ....-.....adj un ..- CO ; C. L COURT OP ICING% It EACH,Gurusastt, /sty 31. b./ aid Ci sus; I. & Sittings at Nisi Prites. &Art Lord EttilSOßOetill li t ' l Y. au o Y owl a Special Jury. S Of , k ur b. i . prim 7s. ti ROGERS to. VollitrAT. -- This wan an action of much niece interest In /IlliE lot Matotile world, titan any that has i.e.i Ira I Art the °petting or Vie Loudon Ducks in 1805. PUN, . The Charter-party on which the qu...tiosawe. lirl s ' I l t' wns made in the month of NI sy tIIO9. bet...crab mt . Pioiatili, as toaster of a veniel of PM t.nis, sid the s v ii „.„1, 1 Defendant. a partoer of a 'rig reelirctahleht4t4 1414 atom in the City, for a voyage from !Andrus to o.ast .1 Posts mum, ft r and back to this toast, ry ; and contained a too I , rot row. that she war to be allowed the usual and colon. fatlin lima to unload hvr cargo at her port of 'Vivi:age. sena, ~ siaria, NI For the I'laintiff it was contended. by toe! Toon Ev-CY. NI VAAL stud Nit . . l i mtKn, that the . DR and cassowary time amounted to seven do rflIE E,iiirtice war called to prove that point; sad e A. 111111.1 t iti l : e le 4 ra 4 l t s h le o s f t r ze e Kiruna seemed at iKa ti idi pa n t g7 to cltolltant'ctuillrY64;rLebehat:t7LiEdslinf..AuLosllas . np ber6" ,,,,, t/ r: 4l up,, i ert hr the Jury I as he had entered into so improvident an *4? • .7 , , , u , , , t ir o t3 r, r 4 r i g ‘v re e t ta c t p il l e ..i c u r t , i n e l.! d i dk e iskt i ;,, , mesa, he moot abide by the I ots. pew's 7,: e 7 ,.. as be was of opinion that the Captaiu ots4ll , • dated by have specially provided inciailist the desy "h- B_,/1 11m-WW. or i noJli orottld iiece a sarily take place from uuloadsu4 Ili 1 a 1 flock. C4lls,lliii Its the course of the argument, SirVictar Cot- Pm air, when put to hie last* slats. ems obliged t i 10 , 1 aa ,,a,„, , , Sad the Walcherrn Expzrlitio.i to the re;olleo t a., , r.t ~ , the Court. This coining trout the Attordry 4r +Nor hie, th on ; V nal, kerma to create "(our ausktkedirot. Payne, Pt . _..... .______- . ~...... Baku ~ ( PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERIi4Y. medico. Rank Stock 09 1:t 'nit ; All 3 'Per re , tt. Reduced do - • N 4 e, , 3 pet Cent. Causal' s per Cent. - rr.: 1 ir , :i I . 0 t,, ti s per Cert. Navy I.oate A smorities • •• llll 9- 11 • 01° 1 II " I- - Oninium India Lands .. Nish,' • Esteliesurr Bills.. . I, 22 la English Lottery Tickets Kalif 1r,,,, 691 rle Cosa* far lO4 HOW T. IRISH, Stock-1 1,40. is ~ (44. • - 01 i. i 4, Cymbal, sad 9, Ch lo °B cr V P. .. . .__ _-___-_-_- - .-_ . _ 16 .N.1 CO('RSE Or F.IICIJANGE, Fate•v, Jut % :7. Amsterdam.... 33 it a U. Opurtat.•. ..... • a . i t .Riu Janeiro.... 7: / ll'. Ditto at Sight.. 32 9 1. : 0,, Li, 4 ~, v+e..,, ~ It An ot latl ten ti l r ; . e . .. 1 . ... ;I li u 32 i t l ut ; .. . G : Nabs ii.h ;:ti 1:7 . f ..... ... :... .. , .. ,.:::si 4.......,„ Paris .......... 21 1 11v. 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