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MUM AiEIGN INTE LLIG EPICS*. FRENCH PAPERS. M untiu, sEP f. 17. .I:),A,4ptet, a Cit:ef of Bausditti, w;s, ou the 4th A month, at Tomtllo,ol, with men, and t.. 0 pieces of cannot,. A detachment of the regi. •n,lit of [laden, which was iu that citterter, was ur. tiered to mike • retrograde mos...taro s in order to attract the enemy to rillanitaa. 'Erancisquet fell into the snare, iusitishen be dfscoveredhis im prudence it af s p 341 late to escape. He was brought to action by 400 of the Nampo infantry and GO cavalry. The affair lasted only* a quarter of au hour; but in that short period the enemy lost NO killed, and had a %tomtitr of wounded. Among th.- letter is Frauti,t t uct himself. The too can non, and all the ammunition, fell into our hands. M. de Kruse, who commands the regiment of Naas. 14U, menu the highest praise. LU11:1114, SP.PT Letters from the frontiers of Spain cuutain the following details :- Since the investment of Almeida a great battle has beep expected between the French and Eng. lish armies. Lord Wallington had taken a atroug position With his left wing on the. Douro, and his right on Gouda. Siuce the retreat of the divi Won of the 1 ft wing, which occupied the environs of Purim:. that position formed au oblique line. for the most remote troops had fallen hack as far as Villa Nueva de Fmcia. 1. the mean time it was believed that Almeida wont.' not be libana doped to its fate, and that the English would snake • souse attempts for the succour 4.f that fortress.-4.4. This, however. did not take place. fur the English &wend thought proper to withdraw his troops. .A pert of the right wing of the army of the Prince of Eaaliig has passed the Gown, new Hermosillo. and kali directed its much towards Turreda 111opcortro; 014 corps of Geueral Regnier, which had come from fostremadure, hint passed the Tagus near Al coa/mg sod has proceeded by forced marches by adman a Vesllm into Portigal. for tht purpose of pesetrating by Belatest* to Guards. This metal cora NA be pretested by the &mesh. Gesiessi Herder bee jawed the army of the Prime of Eisibig, sad tbreateus to outfLok the Eughili army. Geberdll, who, with his division near Elves, bad observed the umarements of the French in &- impeders. trweived orders to take a positsou u the Tight hes* of the vim Z•aara. foe the purpose of preventing. ecileseral R.guier from ptiietratiog 'farther into Portugal. Tie position of the English being in t►e mese bate espied to great dangers, 'key threw themselves between Vireo cud the 241181%. to sneer the roads lea•:ittg to Coimbra sod Lisbon. A detachment of English and Per %armee troop+ hod remained at Guar& to pro tect *et place. The French army is in the put. wait of the English army. and has made a Amia ble, of prisoners. and taken serval pieces of can tot; all the country between Guards and Piiihel, wharf the Eegluti ',say was encamped doring the siege of Cincled Rodrigo, is now actually occu pied by the French army. A French oorps, under the edausood of Genets! Chided, is marching on the right of the Douro, against Villa Real. and makes great progress in that direction. The corps of observation. on the left of the sense river, is under the eueoesend of the Duke of Abrantes. 1111111111, IMF?. te. The Intoottant-Georrel of the Cu-totsa ar Trieste has notified to the merchants, that Ottoman ships will henceforth be received in that port as neutrals. VIENNA. DEPT. 24. A letter from Bucharest states, that Rudschnek espitulated won after the defeat of the Turks oil the 7th instant. r HE DRAWING of the STATE Lo P. TEAT .41 ►asie THIS DAY at Ts* reCledt. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY. Demise 19. Various reports eta bottle in Portugal sinee that of the nit% s ere eiratiated yesterday. The follow ing are poise of the awtherities wont which it rest ed.—Eat:am how privat• lours a. F•1.111011T111. OCT. 16. " The 2treetwe pocket, from Cadiz. is *Meld here ; she mama eft the sth Umlaut ; oa the 7th .evict arrived at Catha from Lisbon, from *hence she sailed on the 3J inst.—The Master brought the iCCOODi of the action of the 47th ult. and stater. that on the 2cl instant another eogsgement took 1 .:4c.e, is which the French lost 20,000 mom in kill. •d and monocled." A manias LSTTCA. " Dispatches have been received from Cake. doted the Pas instant. The Captain of the pullet er ; ..,rts, that before he left Coid.a. • street had aro nrefl from Lishos, which she left the 3d instant, the Master of which ',port*, that great rejoicings took place at Lisboa. and sllumieateoas, in ease. v ience of a ',scowl vector, obtained by Lord Wm.- § over the French.' That • ►attle has token place 'hues that of the rth is very rrobable, but we believe this account is or rely an anticipatoon of that *vest. r L. tree Item Y mammoth, received yeeterday. oe'e., Oat Drearis pit•-iong, Laid. BlTlVeirm, has had a smart affair with a French privateer, of 14 guns, and full of men. Tue privateer ran the B ' ' alungside on Sunday night last, and at tempted to carry her by boarding, but was repuls ed; at length the Briseis hoarded the privateer ■nd'carried her. We have lost in this affair four men killed, and ten wounded ; the privateer eigh teen wounded. We have extracted from the Paris s kepees, into whit% it hat been copied from the Leyden Gazette, an account of the movements of the French army, winch influenced the early part of Lord Witu.tviti- Totes retreat. The wind having become favour able, fresh advice, may be ezp.cted from his Lord ship. which must be of importance; although those who .peculate upon a bait!e having been fought on the 51.4 will probably find themselves disappointed. We understand that it is the intehtion of Govern ment to send British Officers to Minorca, for the purpose of trasottnc, land organizing the deserters front s ktee French Armies and other fe et nits collected is that island; after which, it is said, they are to be sent to gustely. Sir JANE, SAUMARIZ haring understood that the Emprass of Russia occasionally bathed near Riga, Kaye orders th it no cruiser should approach withal) 15 miles of that place, and wrote the Empress to that effect. The Emperor of Rveu♦ has written Sir J* is Savismicz a way complimentary letter on the occasion. A mistake has crept into The Gazette account of the battle of BIM leo, by which the well-earned praise f justly intended to be 'widowed by the Com mander-in-Chief on the 43d light infantry. has been erroneously attached to the 48th regiment : as it was the 43d. Sid, 95th, and dd Cagadores, who re pulsed with ilw bayonet the division of infantry that succeeded in ascending a part of the Sierra, and not the 4ith, 52d, 95th, and dd Casadures ; that gallant corps, the 48th, wryer haling been attached to the light division. On Monday sennight, the remains of Professor Beanie were carried from his house, in Aberdeen, and placed in the Public Hall of that University ; from whence they were nest day attegded to the grave by the Lmd Provost and Magistrates, and by the Senatus Academicus of King's College, as well as that of the University of which he was m distiii goiAttil an ornament, together with a numerous as semblage of relatives and friends. The graM continues to look down both in the London and pros Metal markets. In our own market, 01.1 Saturday, it again,lell about 14. per quarter, and is further redurtiw. tniy be expected. At Durham, on the same d there was an onus,* it supply of wheat, which caused a redaction in prices of nearly tea shillings per qatarter: and a great quantity re mained unsold.--(Neierairk Paper.) On Frhl iy se'nnight, about eight o'clock, a anot her of sinned ruffians attacked Major KELLY'S house at Ballyk:niskia , dein.itiding nilinittance, and insisting nn getting gun-powder. Luckily, at the tune, the outer-door wa. fastened, and Major KELLY instantly armed himself, cud proceeding sop stairs. opened a window in order to tint wit at the assailants, which hr had on sooner done, lima one of the villains calling nut 16 him, " Take care. Sir." discharged his piece at him. and Major ICELt.Y received several graiw of gun-powder in his her. fie instantly marked the man, mid levelled at hun, but uliforturudely his piece mined Are; and the cowardly rascals, nn the attempt of reetatance. immediately fled. In the attack there was a strange mixture of rashness and cowardice; fur the villains spade the attempt with the previous knowledge. that, bel.ities Major KSI.LY and Mr. Lamritia, (also a military Gentleman.) there were two sol. semints, aid another faithful determined domeptir. and that they acre all amply provided with arms. We have received from Yarmouth the melee'. eholy intelligence of the loss of two large Dantzie ships upon the Whiting, laden with wheel ; one die Apries, Capt. BaocwilaN, of 800 tons ; the other . a fine new ship, commanded by Capt. J AMMU ', ante laden with wheat. A gating was likewise totally lost spots the Whiting, and a;1 hands perished.-- The crew of the Apries , on her striking , jeniped iuto the bort, while the Captain and Mate were is the cabin easrutuing the chart. The Mate, upon the ship's striking, ran upon deck. and seeing the danger, jumped into the boat, which put off and left the Captain on board, who ',ea% himself thus abandoned, and the ship going to pieces. got upon the mast, and remained in this perilous ntaatiou all night. In the inuroing a boat from the shore put off and saved him. We are sorry to say‘that one of his bands is so dreadfully bruised, thilt he will be obliged to have one finger amputated. The Aguas. Capt. Ci.itet LTA. was also on the Whit mg, but was get off, and pat into Harwich, full of water. These ships funned pirt of toe Avec which senved off Yarmouth last Tuesday week storing the pie of wind from theleastwer.l. They made load to the afternoon ; night was coming ou, it wee blowing • gale of wind dead upon the land, and only two pilots to be had. who hail Lees at sea all night. Our Correspondent ole.erves, thgt if the Commander of the eouvoy bed thought proper to !ay by the wind till wooing. he might have put the two pilots on board the two largest ships of the conioy, with ma officer and flogs to maiimovre the fleet till day-break ; thew most likely not one ship would have been lost ; hut the men of war, es ap proaching the laud, sailed away percipitately, and left the ships of the amen to provide for them selves. Capt. Rename's, one of the headmort ships. got • fisherman (theire being no pilot to be had, both being on board the sternal:in ship.). but the sea moaning high, he was obliged to follow the tishing-boat, which led him on the Whiting. The other ships (uot knew tug what to Jo, unacquaiuted with the e 01.114 and bolus lost sight of t%ir Corn. modem) naturally followed tile Aries, owl on see ing her Wilke, would hare avoided her fate. hid not the curtest* drawn them ou the Whiting. lo abort. if it had continued to blow all night. sows hod there bons no moon, it is more thou probable that two-t4inis of the fleet would have been lost. No thing. indeed. clonal haie saved them, from their ignorance of the scant, and the want of pilots. POS772Y. THE HVE AND CRY. O Yes ! sy good people draw near, My story surpasses LIAO, Yet deign fur a moment to hear, And assist me to catch a stray thief. Have you eliaued a fair damsel to tweet, Aduru'd like an angel of light, In a robe that Sow'il down to her feet, No snow on the isumutaitss so white. Waver brilliants bespangled her shoe, Amber lucks on her shoulders were spread, Her waist had a girdle of blue, Aad a beaver-pluni'd kit ha.l her lard. Wesley' an impression tearer leave, She bounds o'er the meadow so soon. Iler smile is like nistuniu's mild eve, And her look is serene as the noon. Her cheek has the blushes of day, Her neck has outdone the swans wing, Her breath has the odours of And her eye lOU lie dews of the spring. She has reibk.l ;if its crimson the ruse, She has the carnation to sit ip ; The bee who has pluis.ler'd them knows, And would two till his hive front her lip. Yes, yes ! She has ransack'd above ; She has beggar'] both UAWe and art ; She has got all we honour and love— And frosts me she has palfer'd my heart. Bring her home, honed friends, bring her home, And set be: dawn safe at my door ; Let her once soy coinpaision hccume, And I swear she shall wander no more. Bring her home and I'll give a reward Whose valise can never be told ; More precious than all you regard, Maria worth than profusion *Ciotti — A reused, suck as nose bat a dunce, Seek r soar bat a madman would miss, Oh Yes ! I will give you—..for user-- From ibis charmer you ring 114 e—a kw. i l2 , 4-R„ PRISCESS AMELIA. An Evening Paper continues tidily to impose up on its readers with .pretended bulkiji,, (altliongh there are not any ;timed) of the state of the Prin cess Aiste.tA. the general account yesterday was. that her Royal Highness had a very bad night; aad it is with real cosseera we have to add, that her suf ferings were not relieved, but that it was said she waa as.beel wishes could be to he alive. The whale of the Royal Family are constant in their attendance upon their rifle:ie.' relative. The Doctors all continue their unremitting at tesclonce upua her Royal Highness. Yesterday morning, Hai Nlajeaty, the Dukes of YORK. CAMIIIIIIIGIi. and ( 7 1J111•ERL•1111), PflUeftgell AI:GIAITA and SOPIIIIA. took their usual morning's airing in Windsor (meat Park till half-past twelve o'clock. The Royal Party was accompanied by Lord Alma, Lady ctivusix, and Col. •ralrLOR. His Royal Highness the Doke of CLAIIISNC6 is expected in town this day. from The Duke and Duchess of DI%ONSHIRI left Chiswick yesterday, lor Chatsworth, *lsere li.s Grace ha, not been fur many years. Colonel DOVICION will leave town this day, for his ere, Devotitter, Northampton/glom Lord and Lady Somalis will return the begin ning of next month to their house to Careintish square, from their seat iu Herefordshire. Sir Citaat.xs Niasitoms arrived iu town yesterday, from Wales. Mr. i'VRGEVAT. left town last evening, fur his seat at Ealing. Mr. and Mrs. Rosaires returned to town yester day. from Worthing. The admirers of sweet sounds end good acting will hear with pleasure list Mr. Pamir?. is en gaged to give his howe►ful assistance to the Drury- Lane Company, at the Lyceums Theatre. this season. Mr. Asos has engaged Sf4dIIIIIPCATAL4III. Mrs. BIANCHI. Miss Ft.l/011, Miss F. It. Milort LLB. Mrs. %% ittosnit, Mrs. Adm. Signor IIIAScRI b Sig nor TILMIIILIZAIII, Mr. li•aaisoa, Mr. Goss. and Mr. B•art.tistitt, Mr. LINDLEY. mod resent! other eminent vocal and instrumental performers. exclu sively for the ensuing Concerts at the Upperßnems„ Bath. Mr. Asor had engaged Signor Ma and Signora BtAxcHt a Coillldrnage tine prem. 04411 to any application having beers made to dome fir proposed Concerts at the Loser Rooms; to which soh•equent proposal Signor T;AIIKZZAIII agreed, under the strongest assurance (nom the pro posing party, that it could not in the lewd interfere with the int of the Concerts at the Lipper Booms. Is consequence of the fullest conviction that Signor TILAIIIII2[IIII was inadvertently led in to this second estgagensent, and to avoid any unplea sant party commotion. Mr. Aqua has at last armed objection. and has desired thatSiguor Ta4l4 re mises came, and that of Signora * 'NANCY( ' may be added to the list of his principal performers. l'he name of Pommes is all that is wanting to make it the most splendid vocal corps ever presented to a Bath audience. Mondaytlselst inst. the Rey. litaaison Swam, LLB. was elected and confirmed Mayor of the Borough of Appleby ; and on Monday se'unigrit entertained Weill 60 of the molt realms:table Gess tlenseu of the Corporation mid neighbourhood with a moat excellent diaper. at the king's Hood. Amongst the oempatm prevent were the Earl of Lir %Ersatz. one of the 4l lumen, and Str Jams Gaanatr. of lidso , ind Castle. and who wow Mat meat, hr the Mayo r w i t h th e h onorary fr oi n of the Curporatton. Nothing rout.' exceed the pr.. lite attention and urbanity of the worthy !Mayor to his numerous and highly respectable goortat. The affab,hty sod oblicing condescension of the Earl of Lossmatx and Sir James GA %HAN stied greatly to the plesoure and gent lemma of the t mom). Wib •ud THE ITI:ES. y ‘ i R. 111 3.6 lircnirive r----.....—... de:l.:ortmirtierlid.73:llhott: llW O " r idT 3 l ;l ic e P ti re rwii Author, swidt re de nlYelsd9lA l t d v i : : c ( 1:: :: ; e i 14::: i T ; ' r Grti; ; :ri Di r ; if al IP 111 I vice l h President. 11 Commit :: the gentleassii.—/It s actor with Scrub d w ;,' elee ;':r t ir, d 1;118'Irldn " .11181:174 much humour ; and those with ,fle a , Nit k i c. - go t he Soeiet) easy . and elegant.—Mrs. C. KEMUI.L sia -s ~ i lecher in the indignant ries,;lecreel w o, ~I the m letboiini, wh i, molt classed a Mr. Sulltit—Mr. Ilbaacnatuie Scrub is . t - A b ou t I t hUrNI respectable performance.—Mrs. Cifb: , f Great Boma. was arch and lively.--The whole .I- I. hkcv as Kiii4 .6 11 " th b received.. Mr. COLMAN'S excellent comedy, i l l i cit av ie the ki“S":", dP formed r - aNg'illilis i hnul::ega'st ed itlr N e l a r id . e l.o w v all ra l a g n t a l : l :, le his omit. ri Ponce , i %Vale! rptanwisly dm Br. SPr li f l''!' first time, in the character of Jab Ta ul o a i.ole tonal joie a part diametrically opposite to ilium al,!,1 1 41 ii x Ou Ire of k hitherto eirmairied behave a Loudon ay.l e 1140. J,bn Fr ‘Ve have often lamented that ainhitious d.,. „,„.. rpar given attaining the praise of veraatility, ialreh I. its• receited wi tfuenced Ilion, without considering whether tIII abilities were eq: al to th e - task they aihis p....ry tne Am.agat the Lidelinite charactera totally out of the rang"( t . le sh o w V ard powers.--11'e rare happy, howe ver . in st.thir 11,8 brig Of 11 Mr. Loy 'Amoy x'• performance was noticing wpm% ensign instance. calculated to excite such I. ti o e 1 1 41 ,1 " Weßm l , 4s ; trait of the rough honest brasier, whose r et. l - caw . T "'" —ts the pare emanations of unsophisticated ria ir - e H a sse Thous* , De, s 'Saha CI though in some points infenor to what vi, Wyw, tol-..V-,r witneme.l—yet, Si :I whole, deserves great i Ikt's k.. " ' Ilia opening scene was tame. The remake* 1,,, is. thid the wrong hi. bieuri had done him m did r. war. 1.4 M. I M e MO.a Mao ffi sucient spirit—nor did the irmembraiwe a Men. Gown, lost daughter call torth those d eer eta. nand Joon Lesis, Es tenni tenderness which it was so well eat'ulatesi ad ti. viith, ram awaken. As the piece proceeded, however, ILL ; Wel, GI asios, GRovR entered completely into the spilt if SAMMY.-- I author. ills interview with Mary wit tra's different e1...el cellent. The heart of each is so surcharged . tom% r°"" coatfiicting passions, that words cannot find their. fa Lie NeatCatilem• uSt Ge —the countenance, the action, must fill upihe fort'ay er a, ale —and It is merely doing Mr. Levi:Gaon jastee . thato say,t hat he was here pre-eminently happy...rile he llablell au in winch he discovers Freak Rurkdafe to have be Eam J.Faliar the seducer of his child, was finely performed. ter 11101-11; R. lalwaar t i The heart.rending pangs of a father, ato helm I* Bosra.slam in the betrayer of lit s child , one whom he fuel dar jarCrama supposed his warmest friend. were delineated is Varkbe—llen masterly m . His .excliuriation, .heart he Illarv, am. tenpins's to reproach young Rochdale s.ii:!i i Struabay.. tumour; conduct, at the homily-- bard tagetlie " Hue dare •• man set up for • guarding (ibis s:4'' Meal toasts, I rights, who has rubbed his weightiest antis dram: r ether motors , Hoar dare • *ohm come into freeholders' buten. or Ms Lord-lop i the impedeace to may, seed we up to Loudoua ara neer cauferre. mutative !" *PIP was given with the inmost effect, sod was I TheroweraL applauded. 'Phi interview with Sir Slam k Chair, the real dale was ale sapported with very great atoll beaded with the latter part of it, particularly, eve do eat ti, bip e d the ( e g o it possible to excel. l'he entire perforamace,m if, bet shall so have before observed. is highlycreditable to t - Mae bat before Gentleman's talenta.—The public are maples I, pose-..ion of Mr. JOHNTORL's excellence as. I.), Brulgruddery. IVe never saw him play with al. , Bal. Best hog spirit nod humour. It Usuanecessory to odd, t Sm. Nei he kept the home in as . caatiommi roar of I lama ter. (Irv. llitmente lined, her fist appearame Iltama—e the e lisracter of Lady Carahue Rraywore : II as Syn. Ile, perfoperformance was rePlete wali .- , se and vinci dorm. —Nifty. Host. was the Mary Thorriberry of • Da. am *l, i i , Glom ; evening. She sustained the part in a very latent Lb & &A lm .rag and pathetic manner. Sim tai • ireWa shod .eisaeorae.- dee...... horest JUBILEE BALL, ARGYLL ROOMS. J I s anes Lev Itent loved Mr. SLAS• mispretfolly informs Opt Nadal, Gamy asog, Es, sad the Public in general, that there wink • Grad S. si, L in with Total mad lustruiseatal Mamie, at them &ono. Is frac amad 'Thursday the lath ion. tt celebrate Hie WIWI Mk' CR*. 11. ph** Mir soil' year of his Reigo.--Doses n. bo memo' it s o t. Thee Screw. in.d chow a 4 Twelve o'clock.—Adiskulum Is. Falk best I The Humus will open ma Moeda/ the Obit haunts.haunts.ti, sad al by Nehberipilius, mann the fallen in regulation. me. he midi astweitprom Sun 13 Nights L. 3 3 • ten Seas 3 sat.onptioes f o r ditto, it. is. p s) iwg amid. aseb ad- par uld a nilAion. Subscribers may take nut Ticisets for their Friends, Lain M. Best to .s Geutlessea 74.-. Catches nod Glees, sods the annigt• in m e a l er sif a mi th ..T cere.m ortitsull ~...thea l lalr rivel u ct itarr ibih tbe ty .... 411 T reri ds O . ; .. 01 9 ris se .se : Subscriptions to betake& ..t at dew Rooms. DO% Coe we Sir J•SIES GRAHAM intend. to leave his house is tall.,bme.TlC Portland-place this day. for Brighton. h.rhoso Mr and Mr•• Tu.IMAS HOPS ars goo. to pens SW Sete, 5 Minim (1. few days at Brighton. m•saaa Sir DAVID DIM D 411 is reCO•Cred from is his i'...- pthoe ~ c sitw , ::. k oild has attended daily at RN Office during is &sen a 'us Nam ona, Yeaterday the liotteatot Venus that she could not be siiewn. hi dite, I Olt pl ex The Isar arrivals at Bath .n-- ._fiiiii a sae halaselcY. gj S art a le ri mmar, Lady M. Boom im--, C __,L.,i s 0 .6.3 yrs i Wm. .no Robert and Lady Wiloollo Sir J•""' ' j 5 LRAM handl, Sir S and Lady Nortlnvise Lanstesast-Gemc wa▪ lS a to Champagne, Colas,' and Mrs. Vezey, Coloota Comer , . 16 .. t, Ist Major Setter, Kew Pr as/ Mn.. Gibbs, Ref. W. aid II"• Lam% Coptitsa, Rev. Dr. irrackmil, Ruff. T. „.eery. Row. 11 :: lonees, Rev. Mr. Watkins, Bev. Mr. Thom.a, Km *Ad so unaell Dales, Capt. and Mn Must, Capt. Combeel•sire C•r t i m i. for, : Beata. Capt. dotter. Cie. aid Mrs. Smith, sir. * I A air Mrs. lasemilsaw, Mr and Mrs. Bold, lit sod Mn. PUN.* Mr. sad M. Nethertaa, Mr. sod Mn. Ailinnta aim ak• 1144 LP* 0 1 Humeedoa, Mr nod Mrs Guyon, Mr. and Mni. 1 Mr and Mr. Ca'sert, Mr. nod Mn. Lnkume, W. 1 114 owl, Mrs. Lolyelle, Mr. amid Mn. Slackhara, iii . sad Hi e . Its.ma. &mochas* Mr. sod Mw Newport, Mrs mud MI" e l "' 114„ 6 " 14141 wail. Mr. Hefter, Mr. Weliesky, Mr. law, Mr. C.°!` . . - _. • h .. , '"'ql• el Mr haws, Mr Rees. Mr Roachee, Mu Recker. 3... ••‘1,3 Tn . Caen, Mr. Crialeigti, Mr Parotid, Mr W Jr.". 11 , A m ? o n is, as t . r. H a rlil v,l tou .. , M , r xs . C r ad vr og .t. WP, U Ni r r .. ll), W a i L mi l li , r i s , i . .- .7. -'.. 1 1 imum, 14 ,4 1. 6, 14 ; gamy, Mr. , Ormisby, Mr PacketAig, Mr. Sahel. "° rr . Wahine. Mr. Imam, Mr. Haaeleomd, Mr Stamen, Be h ael srli tau e" Carrot, Mr. Ned, Mr. Soirm•mol, Mr 4 llub , "'"°^ , I " . • ~, de Convey, Mrs. Fielder., Mrs Caton, Mrs Keine!, si al ps w c il ant erhe... , Mrs. mn Brat T kr iz zba .. ri sin. M c ra la . ...tl .ll m Nl e is edi f7 t, e S im lit,,:: ta..4 l4 e stli Sl: Lek nod (asisity„ Mrs. T. Brace. 11 , s. if Stiro.::_f a. arts: Greyest. Madame bleepers, Wu Mow., 1 . 1 • 6 ^ ;7 4 ,,, d 5... Min antatema, Moos M. 'read, )Ine tine**. , ..... Mesa Discus, Mas CLe•-• ,t,, Zia Powell, !tin : run, m nil ." The l'ri.oner.. confirm) in Carlisle Gaol return 11, 14.14 3L.Lasfea Gates ...M ,, iss c. o 1 . ..5...k., 31. w. Tsp.., )1 ns L St. MM. . thanks to the Itight Honourable tn.' E4e of L olls' to.* nat.', lair hi. benevolent sionst:u.. . t tire gu inea'. Lu i s , II tba anal lakemtee to hr .I•Mht G11.4/1404 vf Eons's 6°6 '4 T Castle. for hi; 14 tr•ent of Iwo oguoseas; which su m. •tre ' , OAR . Ais:rdruta.s ta them tin Mr. Jac asoy. tt.r rhol..r. 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