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opt. liLatKianou), gNe.ailitis, and iThasora, ttat eh the enemy. whilst the feet refitted at Mahon. //ear-Admiral Fasers.taima had shifted his flag tit he tille de Penis. Copt. TICAI AS (who is come a t e al*. nearly *e"rl 3*r. 44. absence) was super welt, p p revere. by 'Ca pt. BLAU NJ ter : and Capt. sim mer his talkeu the cinumand of the,iiiny,tl;n. opt. HortEw is gone out In command kite 11112 de r ac y, Sir Sostvvr. [loop is not coining holue---it itf i t heel that he should remain op the station.— Admiral MAILTIN continues. nt Palermo for the waiter. , e , ter dsi, soon after two o'clock, an Officer ar- Cite Admirulty-Office, in u ehsise and four. fiches from Admiral DRURY. on thr Eai.t ion. After he had delivered his divatthes ied to the India lltiuse. lei ze;wirt of the Battle of Buzaeo is r...r preceding columns. It is written in a moderation and fairness seldoni displayed yawl's% of Box A r ata's General*. Amer? attended again on gitirday, it tes's Palace, as Lord in Wniting, in the Viscount Wun mourn. Ye•teriloy the `4TI clime into waiting himself. Geneva' t. was the Groont.—lt. tieing Situdsy, e ,rouse of people of all descriptions were to the Politer, to ingaire lifter the state of very heavy shower of rain comin4 on one o'clock. and continuing fur some Cato. J the crowd from being very great when were opened to Otte the Bulletins, following were exhibited ou Saturday sad CuLur Casale, Nos. as......usgpagt co t NI alcoves ferer has coatiuueil uadimi- tbrougheut the day. " IL It. liar/COLTS. " B. lI4LFORD. " W " W. " It WILLS.•• II Mbar, Cast* Nov. 24. M►JESTY has passed the milks sinsina deep; but his fewer is out iscressrd this (Sigurd to isiese.) " Windsor Cvatk, Nov. ts.seiglet p. s. MUMMY has beau to a souaJ sleep for the hours." (Sired as slate J " Windsor Castle, Nov.'s, lino. MUirrY has pissed a quiet night, with on deep, and is better this morning." (iota as etym.) Caton Cessna{ wail held at three o'clock yes. ,it tbs reseigallfsos ip Downing-street. sailerstand that a reputable body of Mer. hoe waited upon Government, to rept.- , mat distresses the Coniantacial and Mono. , :interestsat present labour under ;111Id that t of Eachequer Bills, by way of loan. will lir noted, en the security of Colonial ittiXtl)ll: cud mrlistsdise, aceoeding to the prinerp'e noon relief was so powerfully afforded by a - . puller to iu 1793. Irt West York 3filais will arrive in three lowa. to-morrow, at Fareharn, Siouthamiitou, - wit/toed, wit their march into the Ports- District. 37th Regiment will arrive at Poet.nionth and In-morrow. einhark for Ireland. toiarit7tro.CY Yoga, it is said, will hoist o.i hoard the Veigtur. 14. Capt. Suomi, fitting a+ a ll ig.siiip. fferpg slocy of war, Captain A'Couar. will a days to join Admiral Storroalt. at its , - of Good Hope. f'atabri a a, for Botahay, will be enabled to .Iwrtl t •. AVtu i s, Captain Baste. and Slangy' R. C,►ursat.t.. are uudec orders for Ca. Geste% Captaio Lrsaga. with General lanaLt:. for Lisbon. and with a eonvoy for •.. is iimairsed I.e contrary *Md.. The Copt. Wsma, goes to Lewin. :hilient of the 44 , h reghoeut einb irked 'hr ▪ n Etwit an hi,. taken the corn mina of the is fur Admiral Ilkaagar SA W -144 at Ildlifax. Fteleh p.i.oners who are arrived at Portugal. under convoy of Vie //or rr oot, as sated ur the Papers, port of the Of. Coimbra, blot emitters whom the elovo e of e long thrown into the ;muds of the Polo • Mere confined ott board Owl. prison vie Togo% '('here wer.t t )00 of thorn when but swirly, from lacing to an era ornate.' 1" 1 bailor been loud out their passage, died I tII tre.oporta. variable w:nila that prevail hare L'ie Naiad and Af.s/abor. with the %Vest ant3ther week. i nr"f(ani. Cron°. an 4 [Wag% are taken I114,:k at Portonsoich; arid the Bellerophon (the latter to ire broken up) are 1. The rlri:ta in Dues, h.!". 1 "• •re—tie 'eirtirio,e for commisosu.i). 4:*zrsirite. Span and Sprains. In the Hut ,"Sam. fiteariffuel. Swat/tamp PM, ' , l•Ororr- N le rs . ,Cderla.44.3. coming to Portsmouth. ' 4 •91- Rook. Capt. C. I. Ars rt."' v.. 11 ,alitanif of her. Cirms. Gottooo master, from Water+ ‘" Portsintvi. etch tooter sod provisions. "Al on vw Lk of Alderotv ; the rree are • 4of th.• cargo is on shore. .t% 11-. off P`ift", P 7 lriumered a . gale of wood. an d Iry a sea w.ts:ted every thin.; MI 4 t:w we . oversmaid, but on •'. " f tile 11 4 V". hz t.aught Mold of the rig zlivave.l hi of. is fished tr Admiral It yeiter4 / iced it tam 0 41 4410 ) a si a atAtit he Proceed' Vassals i ft eolect . . or to is the dispt E4rl l'J toms Nss'.e I nc co . ..ff. eltv/r.l t VW lily°. 1.14 after p o o•euted die doors The NI Aerday oa l U rylf oraacd th Mft• 11111 , eNt iVer 3144: " HIS I WIZ hi • His oute MOP A CIIN WAll's Wt Cinttl• lent the Germ'-.: ao Neat voutc.l, miler me 4,:;ch Tel rr eactoure yr The 11' Cir nacos t • sad It 4 south I The S Qua day Sir Jo! 1 4 , 1141' 14 neh is Tl.el It. In s is or Cep, The e; ail agaii Tt " Caio: ';•,' Ti. s r. • ?or;.•-,.. ' • A ,2,-• to m•o .1 .•1••• A/11(7, 1 Iris 1 Nv.:l an • 11.62 rat • op ha. I•. pt.!, t * - 41 e a. I , 1 co el: of I t -n In co Iv 4. 7 1; • t: 1 *n.C.. p e w. „ 1-u' •••ic '"` 1 7 ._ • .1. s!'t • • • • ;;; - . n1•11‘, ,• .•, L .CP '4l ST. Jel.llliss P.4LACE. --+Nier--- The following' disting2ishell Oararter4 were ytt• Terri ry among the visitors al S . Jsmes's Place, to: thi l isire after the state of the Kt aG :-e- Mr. Pouted+, Marl Pomfret • i Mr Nhciiii(inoill•rlere I.reid. Col Woodford Sir William Paths SW dureph Yorke. Earl Werrriek Duke iti. A liiiirrei•rque Lord Cathcart Earl of .Ishhui idlest I. irl Poutrti I .iersi .• ( reit. %Venire General csaipsi e ll Lord soil Lady t'retnorite Thr Duke of goienslierry A.hitiral sod Lady A i ioiLire F.erl of Melisesbury Ditches. Ihiolocer of Leeds Earl of Seudeirk Earl of lir%hou....Th Lord Somerville Earl end Countess of Caryl- Lord Napier foil • Earl 3lorton I.ruly notedly lady Fraser' !terser Lord and Lady r Berltinck I.ord lV o ihd io n su Lord and Ludy Duilairains Sir Cheeks Flower Lady Eden Alderman Christoper Sardis §or 11. Crewe F.arl of Sisattiiihire I.orit Hegedus The Doke of Somerset DO:racer Countess Rossiya Lord Charles Selmer Lord Haiitussfichl Him. W. K. Spencer Emil end Countess of Cardi- Mr. J. C. 31ottley F un The Man of %Viadsor, Hon. Lady C iTalilett.are Ilcury Lent Kett and (',,antes Aylesbury Lor.t a n d Lady Sherburne Karl rod Ceo :less Courteurc Fa, i is.' WiachiNea Mamas of Ili iilf.iit Visrout sod 'Viscometers Lt'.l Dr fit ~..zoly Weld W4•l al Diat Ile, , •. ' -lion Lady Essex Kitt Marehiolos. if l -c...tock Lady Mary Kerr Lech. L Swore( We. L. tluude's Duke si.il Duchess of Ma.i. Lord Morpsth ...Stir i act Mr. Dickinson Thu Daki. D. to:ulna Sir James Shaw Lord Kiailaird Sir John Sinclair tOnotess of '...oriii.l,r; Lori HestlrGelit Loot Col. L raise Duke of Mustru.e So It. George Countess de Weld Prioce arid Priam* Cartel. Sir Hearn Deshvaaa cicala Lord Fredtriek %Imitate Len! i.ol I wily Pot: •,,,,by Moo Miss lini.rli toed Borlng. ,, ppo I say C. Arno .ley Earl a.ol Cow/less retreat...kr Coontess Minentssurris Mr litrihet Lady Willoseaby None ot the Itopl „tty .01 ne Ser vice y Act.'lay at St. GrorKe'a Ctatht4. Wi;,•liur. All the nobility int' gentry. •!..• reoile ut t!.e neiehbou.hnod of Wittd•or Attend chit. at the QUEutee Lodte there. t,. be." •!te i)y the Doctor. on the .fate of Ilia Nia.ta,tv's healts). and leiVe thew names. Priaettsf %Yawn was expecte4 at Witidsor last eveniapt. The Duke of CWIIIIIII.IIO wired at %Vindsor on Saturday evehing. Yesterday morning the CPlliitelle Eta otry was safely delivered of a sti,l.borii infant, at her house in the Klinetproud, Chelsea. WI: the Coettteaa is likely to .'ei Earl and Cowden Sterol, left Eroslith Hill. near Liverpool, on Friday last, on a visit to the Earl and of JILILISY. at Middleton Stoney. t)ar..rds'itre. and are exported oh Thursday at their be... let heigloo.otreel • Lord Balmy g arriv. , l vesteritsy at hi, hum- iu GrOSIfeIIOPNISti ore, from his beat nearSh.e.r.bury. About torlvr n'elnelt on Stdonl ty 1114 Son ova MAJISTV left the Clarendoo Bowl-street. for liortto.on C.urt l'ail4ce. which lies he , - is litto.l up for no. recrpuoa. and is to he his prin• ipal dram so long as he chooses to mum.. in two country. - 144 tuttliF ntorltillir. *trout ten n'.lr.elt. the re mains cf ti►t lee Earl of D IiaTOIOU TA r.,nor ed fruits 11-rlttriev.stitiare to Trinity Chapel, where they were deposited. The EMT! awl Countess of WAXY left their seat, Knowsley. ntsr Preonn,Lineasture. on Frttiey Itst. awl arrived sr four &clock yestevisy at their house its Grosvenor-square. His Lortisipp at not yet p:r reedy free from the sow. _ _ Lott' and Lady Ssairtzv an.' fatuity are es. petted in town on Wednesday. from L.stica.hire. Mini-tens, we understand, Irmo , toren consulted as to the funeral of the Queen of Foto sta. sti.l they hays L tiven orders for it to be cots 'limed with consi lerable poop. The interment is is 4 teke place this ey about twu o'clock. inWestuttoster-Abhey. The King's vitriol's and cis are to follow. N pers.tti is to be admitted into the Matey without a tick 1, to see the solemnity. A party of the Guards and several Volunteer corps are ordered out upon the occasion. The favourite Opera of Up ill :Vied wts por. lot tried at the Lyceum Thaatre ass Saturday, with all it. n-ual suc.v.s. 31r. and the 3:issesC;t Nov x have :srriloll at ant; pet lorned there to a crnsr.led house. Terre IVril hundred 'minds in the Theatre the tint of them • a l usearauce. Aslll6ll Concerto at Belk coiunsen , ted on Wednesday last, there were gluier boo persons pre sent. - . The Trage,ly of Dough's wll performer/ it the Cork Theatre on Monday tast. Else foltnwirix *as the Draiestis Pergola& Drmglas. 314-ter IVat.- 1.4C11 (from the Theatre-lineal. Ururi-laii•' ; Cricsiolcon. Sir. ‘VNIATI.Y ; 1.rr.l 114adolp.i. Sir. L111117144Y ; (lid Norco/, Mr. 11..fillissTom hi. first appearance to that character). Lady lina 'Mph. Miss NIACAVLLY (her fir.t appearmste in that city.) The Choral f.r the pr...-it Ter.n at Oit fi.r.l takes place tlii. Hint to-morrow. The rwrformers are, Sir. a ul sirs. S'ael.ilao, as ele4l ; Mr. WEINAT nu the hasp, •cd Mites WLIF Litt mt the pi•iin.torte. _ . Lincoln Theatre r;oserl on Sloodoy Ise. oft-r a • succeeds! Pei-on. The Tl.e.t•e be a) serer.' bespeaks.," among 111 , were the Ciry of Vu:•snre.r infantr. the ('.sy Cavalry. the Olizeta of the G)tis Regt.neot. Cnartio, The Her. D. Ila 4 4 44 n INIEV. Cbapl.in to Majesty Lout. , XVIII. eeiehrite4 a *Memo Dirge 00 the otea-io.‘ of the &.•h of lier MaJ. TY. to ht. 0114)04,1.; (swell to '4l at lone. Iler.nno.ll , !. co the I liset ge.orning ain g!karrstin4 fire k.oke wit carpenter's yard, Itecf-Uno-rtreet. Ckrkenwelt, ! YAW t.Vr:?r.ur:ENCS. to a /iersen in this aitnatioll e yo. Wag addismagl to her in the presence of her keeper, she returned unanower to any of them. rne• Hort. 'crier V t , llltte. • Lord ELIAIIIIOIIOUGY asked, had elle bete board The krroaext•llhaettai. rose to more their to spook Mahe Dutch I.anguage i L...rdsiiips its behalf of el...infertile:oe female, who The Airroeuev-Geesiat Mid elle hied brie war in is state of cuolluernent ; and being io that beard le sae*" her kerVer lend on .The. •telleal". situation, was in , the use of being exhibited to when she. inierilloig to comply frith ' w h et he Slaw public view, is a • or ome r eeurally disagreeable ailed her, retired into the reeves, ke bid beta to herself, and dograrreful to the country observed.- aftcr pultin4t down the carrells, tie ralse where site *W . :vont well a spectre of d e b aaewseo t his hand towards her in a menacing masseer, its That the feina.e al:smiled to was kept in a state of which she 'came forward, and etre-Jed bins Is confinement, he presumed to shook the Court could ' wh et he had ordered her re de" -: The A ttetPe y . not ditubtotfter what he shottid have to submit General did not desire to take • nest the woman to theist. It. kitten. ton, that 'their Lordships from her present 'intimate, in the Seat. Le. would riot comply with the •nstion he Was about stance. but only to place burin owls a situation es to make, miles; they should feel that Om les. to enable hereto soy. if she was in bee prtseut cur se) confine.' against hir will. Their Lordships toily with her awn malign or net and. rof tins usiirt understand that he did nut oust to Inirlinse of Preventing coy ditraerttlY "hielt mite t get this unfortroate being out of uue custody, 1 grille in choosing r persna to exasince her. he womb. person l also more, thaveutis lie apponste.ll ti,• to pot her adrift. or without Wri es t s o other asylum provided tor her. lie appeared here Af r ic an 1 o netodo n , sulject Le the •pprovei h(tl.• for a Society, which was ready to sheer that au M nt the Crown-Office. • • unfortunate tieing in the sintatiotrof this fernlie. tiro Justice Ln Bterad thought that the Atter could net lie tlesitute of imply, while they remain- ney•General had better add to his neirso-.- ed. who were the gimeral friends of humanity.— " used in the presence of some presets preelieg the They were ready to receive her. and to restore her langemic, aPprsinted by those to whom the vole ear to that country Ir ion whence ilie had been taken ; directed, that . understood • the wonsen's vernacular and is, the meals tins, to untlettnke that she should tongue, if he might be allowed the eepreaviots r hr pro.ieriy rovitiot for, wi4ln.at bring t.eltjettell The ATTORNEY-t;Ettalllt.. answered, that he to that tl 'graded ',tete in which she was at present Inew nethioll ur the ifutte"teit lasi iswge; lee as" enar.ewhich it would he proper for doesiond. that she .puke {hoe Liao -Diosela ;roper. Iwbt I. take in smell c.reitaviittrices, man ordinary (telt . . ft was to that. larigitsge her Itawere. wbaa hr Irewimeit wouhl he, to move, at once for it she * O4 66 the 1141'it of obeying, tithiteraffd bee. Writ cf holwar cornas. llow sii'aware, however, list I loped Ethsseutou au said, the woe& procce4ing there "vire circuoistoote. it; the present case, frosts her keetwr or nu-ter. which 4W' hAteerey which reiiil.-ted 4:1 In the first int. (:rtier.l sism o ...ll this isairititort'e tree lire hollow stooks, „„ t „ lay . 11 , 110 . 346 k. b ut t oproort. .... drO.ant, m gl,c is;y• b. wordsof commitod.atedskil II • ohie,r, e lere f, :re , 'nave ( or a R o t e t „ sod nectiwarOy airovit that she understood the lees .hew C4.tAt Wily a writ of /minor corpse Should DPI 1163ge which they ( "rms./ a p. 4. Rau" she he i eil ; sitt al.o tar a Mule eta de person alto keeper of a bear mole use of repro..ions which the ..1 Ili; eu.r...ly of the reon.ile In question, t o a d m i t animal obeyed—hot he entail not IK - up il,sit to 1 rest* n persno. cr 1 .1.. e . u0 .., o ho spo k e t h e i stitta „ ie know their general notaning. The %Advt. Itallie.e alone n; i der.t.et.t. to C.PllVerte her they c. 31.11.1 resuove west lalle sa out ~f tires...we of her I; -epee. The first *IS- feeling "f her present *lineation tostog ossenssferto ,!.evil oil ernieh this opplic.tion mode, to which able ; that she woe an olieet capeldra of making pia he shout I rail the' , Lordship: attention, wastbat of election; mitthet she desired to hie namorml hem lira ntillork. proprietor of the Liverpool Museum, her pelmet asletodf > and idoesditodevabo oboes ke stat•••l, that a t;r!illeOlsti ofethet.persons who anaderteak ts warm aorto t)n:dop satire anon lou t ' , ag e t un e $4 O, ir t funnine he rmaitre taantrY• • hotstit.,t lie 'hit 7itio.y tor.keil from the Cape of • The Rafe lir 'hew •41"1 usetraalldt 11"1"1" (;,,..r! door, 1411 lal %tog him to purchase a large a Iltule rolling on the present trotter cribs Verreole owl be • tit ! . til ski.. ofactmelnparditli.. The Saul dr. to question. to admit to the presence Of Cite otOntil, avoided bril; Lou g NI.. Ilrilletk dit not mike a Irentat? ' 419 should be tisnwmi the purclit.-!. Datilop, however, again cat/„i,' cul'Or who ""'terttand'i the lantlaate Waken 1 1 and told lie has sties brought with hies trim her. its tbt absence sit threkroaper tensseif, area of tie Cape a tinttentnt womoo, whom he had pro. "erY Per."'" .1.5 It" ~upper Peeteetene'ell. 164 rfai" cored under en obligrtion tar es,tort i n t wo y any sort of couleur over leer, tisane bee easy. pyre. Ile wt-bed to have ilispCsed or the is hole lot, mean- swot am the pan of the Peeper, a wesown robe al-rs wolerttettli% tint 1 .111R . 1 IV in whack the soioasen log the woman null the taint tweet Lois skin at once, but having us-t with a person woo pnrcha-ed from ceeld tnalteheraell uu lento:00d, sack penes Ward lion the propel .y of the woman (he treating and •et r'" ) Zer to the "nietlii di.positig of .rer as his tr:operty), hr theo sold the skin of the canselooartfalts its Mr. BiallOCk.- Tltr. Kind c. 13 info,. Printer end Pas Mr. Wilma said tit- woman was s Cr ..it curio- ILraerefll.r Sratesota.. Zoehief Itleao:papee. say, and that. if eaminte.l for 'the two year , . Mr. Banana at red the jti/ginent of that Comet she would inake the forture of the -roam ex- against the ato v. Detendaet, she haft millered Whiting her. The affidavit went on to state that judgment to .ro by delimit, 11l an c ion for • )ibel Mr. fl •Ilock had reason to hrheve .11,0 one Cu ear grat.nst the Cuomoioairaers of th o Tan et was the person to ohms Dunlop so Atsnos-it of the msewlicster. f ema l e i n ti aaaria a , Cesar, f)un'oti. 'ad she, t r in; The huiwl, which alit trod, sr..i rantained In • to resole in the same house logether; and Vitt Dotr I letter from a iierson of the none of Colbees reside lop had suite regretted ilsi.t hr had alroott parted log at S;trii.tthild,. near S.a.f int. Nlancheater, nhiew with his interest in her entirely :so it appeared that had helm sit ilea Skdes.ons no The loth he used her air his property. if iet• mere sates i Mar. h I nt. The letter staled. that the Coranns• wanting, the Attorney-tleurrat had t:icaffiitavit of i „i mier . hood tioa4ht lit to snake a surcharge of a stereos' who 113 d gone to see toe exhibition, and iDearly im pu.te th.t Mr. Collier tool retttrioil. fie who swore that nothing could be us ire di•Jraceful appwalerl neatest this, and took his ea:h that the than iiir way in winch the unfortunate 1101411111 was ri turn he hail originally mule was correct. The extulnied. A. it could wtil the oat were he to at. Commi...luorr., illitTCPCr o Mot ',teenier lit to redact w e ep, a tlerrit;.l..iti of it, slid at the same tittle the Burch stir n .ly unettthiti, and to sat.sfy their „t tie if ) . it,: should not dwell on this dem eel. seared upon a horse belonging to Bag. point. which was sold. Tcit was IL, i g•nuod if Mr. Justice La (Valor—" This would be evi- I Mr. Collier's comolsliit-•mud the letter concladed uee t o hp a daueeil muter n criminal proceeding with Inner very severe remarks on the eoairstio. a ,smoked fur a 'breath of 'while tieeoruni." miners. They were represented as a j.tuto of ok. TilP ATTOVICYGE•innIIL .11.1 he had. besides. preson., who, by harassing the pour, etre de ifidovit of Mr. :11.Aul, retary to the Aid. Istrophic the iiidus!es of the country. In to oils., soul Insritntioa, ern lo•helf rel o , d4•11 Society he made part of the paper a number of comments mein the preseut slink intuit. Tins gel.llealan wrutto I toade nu (Ills iciter OP! El!ilOT.te which the public the place of exhilittiois, where he found no elevated attentioi was particolarly Thertfldevit stsgr, at the end of olltell cos a recess. u.st of il.ovell so. ihro read, which stated. that lie bad res. .th ict , the ( rou g e 4 u q ursti ou came, In coved the ithellotat article from a Gentle/era in this a thin light dress, a hno,t the c oiour of her w country, whn-e rriptest it was in shed; that the person, so as to make it appear as mu 'h as pos.- reiesrive were mode in the. heat of the momosty silile that she wis naked. The persons who had the node? the Art that the foots were properly stated; itstroly of her •aol, that he 601 got her f rim the that NI r. Collier was known .0 he the anther of the Cape oh Good of Dope, having orocured her from libel, for the tinliieltion of which he (Lovell) hail Seine of the Detels floors who cool* the in- i exiire.seil his contrition. in a letter which he bad term.. Will that he had made stn o a r -went wilt, orttt '0 s• of the IN:nitrates, ithiet Ire ander the Goiernor of the Cape tar , her away. .toot(, hy r eionmosiotatirvi from Mr Collier. wee 11'11..0 he said this, Mr. 11.Auh V. kit min i ; 1;;.•1) to line the desired st'n'• A , ::i0•11 had been c a t e d o „, as k e d, I f he h a t his L us i s ..nt ?to h roiniaeneed sprint two pnblothere in the 'fealty ht su ,, e r e d in the aatrinaiive. Mr. Nl•Auley I for th- stunt. !she'. *lePttoent under• Load had sake I, if the consent *.4 in w riti-e ? to a to. h ' rite ..11.•VIt conclu•ied aritit'a Matto the k- eper a.iswered in the mfr.:m.6yr. 7.:r. i merit of the D •po.ier is ill health. Nli.tuley then expres.e.l a wish 'is see the Artni:s rr-Cs n wear addreireed the Court se m, he being is the habit of eittetpxyling *ill. at Coli.l4lcr4' le !Vigil , . He /rwittert ont the grist Lord C.i:eitosi. This. however. it, keno, re• recessitc these was to proe.ct Gentlemen is the fu.:-.1 to chew; and, ()barren g trent Mr. NI•A ot the Cornoissioners, who had takes ora had I.:testti a cUrionty nn the . o '..rtt, de t oue.liso. 1 to..qt•el.e• a moat iiiWiltollll ace, ft,r theltlibhe 'wenn.: any other urine. lof them 'wow of I g i rd, *Won't ie.- Ur teward. Had. verged 00 tlwr th e vatutattoto, as alrraay b u d, II *.ii vsroos pars h! the le , rel-eand cent/m.I.A. that the ti eater into any de-er wont. It w . ,01 ,Alt to D.iteroleirt's a1t.1.1.•t, so far from /notifying. did ciat this unlortunate V a ne., nag thlr . M4ll4i Illy soit eseit esti...trate the pahltrattoo of the isetrer beast. dull as a Lear buumil b e ; ler k-er- Ile od.a 't-d that s pruocistion had loon orminume. .r ordered hoer to retire and to i•sm• f,•rc. , t as tor S ..11 .c.teii.t two petwoo. In the c' merry. which. how. Phned. 4 " .1 she *.i• "" - F• Th.t I.e I lwest oq(l4wii.fril for the poesent. in cor ren its a t..t ite of übsolutr tiriorlit so is oppori•oi ; s..ntfe persse,. hs.inng given infertnetierr bur t.lat .lor IV 44 Itin i n. or .• 11 ~, ;t -r ‘14.11 i ise u.. 4.0 to the prosecution iCteridt.i SOURT OF ILING'i Damn, Nuv. il . • hrr .ratigtelitent. Of -0, It w•r- to r II Thor was 11.4 the a.. - . • Lr.tell 2.10.0 *heeler be 'Oohed to r 4111.1 not wills Iwo . , it ‘• it 1.11;o1P.I. j el; mo.:, I; Ie: •ri I, A ffiernm, toad tb. letter ',kith observe her gesture•—•!e lir.r htr t: • •Tt Iry .4. reettlt.l (20 0 4 ,1 7. Vf ; 4 .1 4 the 44.1:t, Inut mi. with • t• . e ',Pit..• rin qle,,,,:h.ster. ineintent the wo r n rich .taste I. site irn-oph•e.t • ith ! whtr6 1,- Inanli O. pintii4h, sod to boy p.t to pluy re it. • 1.1 not i - r od .y •.t rlr putsor In ...hie'• it slittuid appesr t to be Sart Iti•ft tr/Is t o 15. . C. ti.en observed, that 1111.1 , r .1 4y ••••rn • • • ri .Ili In h e pop -r,•••n' 1-.4:11 r had beet Mt / a ! frs.•ir the ',Wit or 1,1•;ic 1••••• ~6 •1;f."1/1•.:• . i r fi . • WWI 11;111,0 both Mr. Cote• wen, one of th•tr: a o .t...e et . f l • To , a.. • •ir. demo . evo.t..ee 'togroper piece of •3011..iti:... 4.. ! .; 1..• I • • .•,••••; r••• I NILoCio•StIT,W ;• :10.1. were not WV. but I. r aril,:•l I) .• . • (:•:•• ••••-•eli F. !.%11 nna pli••i.rit been b-nsybt s l e.tihsr them,u pat w i e s:b. s e. I • h.:. -:• t • . • u .!r. who h e r redi•dry--..•••r prel-rt -It.. • - • ..••••••4' • ; IL. • ; 01.3 110.0, he •44 '0.1 , 3 1 . wags htlyy OT --4 f fir wlc It• , ttl . •. . 1 .:, In cit... It! •-4 nt... I n A ut . t l naive etmuttr. • 5•..... , • • • • • . 1 a i• 4 I. rd el • al . tb be ice IL if ed